Dance Passionately Through Life (or I also like to call it Ghost of the Dance)
Encaustic Collage on Wood
12x12"
I love living in Banff, but my old art stomping grounds are Ottawa, Ontario & Chelsea/Wakefield, Quebec, and sometimes, I miss it and the lovely people I know from there. I still show my work in these locations, most frequently at Cube Gallery in Ottawa, for at least two group shows a year, when I am on top of things. The current show, Florescence, is a show about flowers. I have 10 Polaroid transfers, 4 encaustic collages, and 2 collages on canvas in this show. I WISH I could attend the opening on Sunday afternoon, because one of my oldest Ottawa art friends (I mean how long we have known each other, not her age) Mahshid Farhoudi, is the show, too. Mahshid and I used to share a studio on Preston Street in Ottawa. Those were the days... Barbara Gamble, an artist I admire, is also in this show. And the people on the guest list are a whose who of Cube and Ottawa artists I know including Ruth Secunda, Sandra Hawkins, Vivian Tytor, Pam Connolly, Violeta Borisonik, Patrick John Mills, and of course, the owner of Cube, Don Monet. I wish, yet again, that I could somehow teleport myself to this opening to see all the beautiful work. If you are interested in what I have in the show, scroll down to see my offerings...
Bloom
Collage on Canvas
16x20"
Arms of the Angels
Encaustic Collage on Wood
12x16"
Blossom
Polaroid transfer original
3x4"
Once Upon A Time
Polaroid Transfer Original
3x4"
Bloom
Polaroid Transfer Original
3x4"
Storehouse & Nursery of Bastardy
Encaustic Collage on Wood
12x16"
Nostalgia
Polaroid Transfer Original
3x4"
Days Gone By
Polaroid Transfer Original
3x4"
Time Passes Quickly
Polaroid Transfer Original
3x4"
Geisha Girls
Encaustic Collage on Wood
12x16"
It Came To Me In A Dream
Polaroid Transfer Original
3x4"
Please Come See Me
Polaroid Transfer Original
3x4"
Give Up Every Preconceived Notion
Collage on Canvas
12x12"
Today I Thought Of You
Polaroid Transfer Original
3x4"
Growth
Polaroid Transfer Original
3x4"
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