Currently, drawings from my Dual series are on exhibition at the Affordable Art Fair Los Angeles with Blunt. The exhibition runs Janurary 18 – 22, 2012 at The Event Deck at L.A.
Here are two of the works that are at the show:
Dual (Courtright) 2012
Dual (Wooter and Davis), 2012
Here are some images of the booth:
AAF Los Angeles with Blunt
AAF Los Angeles with Blunt - view from the aisle
Here are some images of the installation at ELCSLPL. The exhibition opened on Thursday July 21st and will continue until August 28th, 2011. As promised in my last post, scroll down to see the final drawing in this series.
The entrance to the gallery
The longest wall featuring eight of my charcoal animals
Closer view of three of the charcoal animals installed
The final work of the series installed
Image of Dual installed
This fourteen foot charcoal drawing of a mirrored pregnant woman titled, Dual, is the final drawing in this series. For the Dual series, I focused on northern animals as a way of playfully contemplating ideas surrounding symbiotic relationships and cohabitation, but these drawings were also motivated by ideas around cellular division, conception and the animal nature of our biology. I have always been interested in that small moment in conception where one cell makes its first divide and sets into motion the creation of a life. The mirrored animal heads in this series represent this initial cellular division. All of the work in this series, along with the title of this exhibition, State of Transformation, was inspired by the conception of my son and my pregnancy. This body of work was a way of coming to terms with the transitions that were occurring in my life and with my body as I prepared for his arrival.
Detail of Dual
The ELCSLPL has a great gallery space. I am pleased to be showing my work with them. If you are in Montreal, I hope you’ll check it out.
Exhibition Assistance generously provided by the Ontario Arts Council.
Opening this week is my solo exhibition State of Transformation / Etat de Transformation at the Eleanor London Côte Saint-Luc Public Library in Côte Saint-Luc, Quebec. Here is a link to a press release for the exhibition on the City of Côte Saint-Luc’s site.
This exhibition features 11 drawings from my Dual Series and will run from July 21 to August 28, 2011.
I have recently finished three new drawings to complete the series.
Here are two of the newest additions.
Dual (Meadow Star), 2011
Dual (Samuel Martin), 2011
I will post images of the installation along with images of the final work in the series soon. The final drawing is truly the capstone for this body of work.
State of Transformation / Etat de Transformation
July 21 to August 28, 2011
Eleanor London Côte Saint-Luc Public Library
5851 boulevard Cavendish
Côte Saint-Luc, QC
H4W 2X8
Exhibition Assistance generously provided by the Ontario Arts Council.
I am pleased to be exhibiting my latest series of charcoal drawing on paper at the beautiful bookhou in Toronto. Arounna and John’s bookhou shop is definitely worth a visit, they have the most amazing handmade things for your home and life.
The exhibition runs October 6 – 31, 2010. I hope you’ll be able to check it out.
Dual (Pushkina), 2010
I will be exhibiting this coming weekend August 6th and 7th, 2010 at the Mattawa Blues and Arts Festival on Explorers Point in Mattawa, Ontario.
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Friday August 6th, 2010
3pm – 9pm: Art Show at Explorer’s Point
Bands begin at 7:00pm
Saturday August 7th, 2010
1pm – 9pm: Art Show at Explorer’s Point
Bands begin at 6:30pm
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Entrance to the Art Show is FREE until 6:00 pm. Wristbands are required for the Blues Festival at the cost of $10.
I hope to see you there.
I am thrilled to have been awarded an Honourable Mention in Drawing at the 49th Annual Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition. You can find a complete list of all the award winners here.
Dual (Senna), 2010
This year I exhibited a series of large-scale charcoal drawings on paper. This series, entitled “Dual” playfully contemplates ideas surrounding cohabitation and seeing ourselves mirrored in another through depictions of two-headed northern creatures. These drawings were additionally motivated by my recent relocation to Northern Ontario.
Dual (Senna), 2010 - detail