Showing posts with label original art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label original art. Show all posts

Sunday, October 2, 2011

Whyte Museum "Capture the Colours of Fall" Exhibition Opening


In the province where I live, Alberta, there is a three day annual celebration called Alberta Art Days. This year's dates are September 30th - October 2nd.


I have had a packed couple of art-filled days. Today, I was supposed to assist with another Personalized Paddles event but it was raining cats and dogs, plus it was COLD, so my role was cancelled. I never really sweat these type of last minute changes in my schedule, since they usually end up happening for a reason. And so today, rather than sneak away from my post for a short while to attend an opening for a show that my work is in, I was actually able to go to the opening for several hours. This allowed for several opportunities including perusing the art with my family who then left so I could to talk with the curator (and glass artist), Ciara Hossick, learn from and talk shop with fellow fine art film photographer, Joseph Kurucz, and to film a spontaneous spot for Resort TV. The show, "Capture the Colours of Fall" is hosted by The Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, and will run until November 15th, 2011. The show is in the Swiss Guides room and features 20 Alberta artists.


Thursday, December 18, 2008

GREAT BIG smalls IV at Cube Gallery


For those of you in Ottawa this month, there is still time to hit this popular show. With over 300 afforable works of original art, create by over 60 artists, it is a feast for an eyes and a joy for the soul. Still looking for something to satisfy the art lover on your list or maybe you want to give yourself something to smile about? The show runs until December 23rd, and is open until 9 PM.

Here are the dets:
CUBE GALLERY
7 HAMILTON AVENUE NORTH,
OTTAWA, ONTARIO K1Y 1B4
613.728.1750
info@donmonet.ca
cubegallery.ca



I have six framed Polaroid transfer originals in this show. They are all centered around the theme of tulips. Very colorful and festive while we are all in a deep freeze.