The image below (48x72in) will be part of an installation for the upcoming show 'This land is OUR Land: the greenbelt dichotomy'
I was fortunate to receive funding from the Ontario Arts Council towards the production of new work for this exhibition. I also took a few weeks from teaching in order to fully immerse myself into the project and have relished in every moment.
I am still busy finishing up a series and very excited to see the exhibition as a whole and what the other artists will bring to it.
*no time lately to leave comments on my favourite blogs but still looking-especially enjoyed Krista Howell's new work as well as Caroline Simmill and Sheila Vaughan
The More Things Change
charcoal & aluminum on panel
48x72in, 2012
yes, more aluminum -I just find it so intriguing. Below is the same drawing, but in low cool light. the reflective aluminum light seems to move around the work in a continuous cycle of change-
Un partage intéressant... Je vous fais de gros bisous
ReplyDeleteWOW!! I love how you've immersed yourself in this new medium. It's had amazing results.
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Thank you for the mention Jan. I love your painting and wish you all the best for the show. Hope you will be sharing some photos with us of the exhibition preview night! I also enjoyed popping over to see the blogs of the artists Krista and Shelia very talented women.
ReplyDeleteLovely! Made me think: contemporary female answer to Piet Mondrian's 'silver tree'. Thanks for the mention. Best of luck with work prep!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous Jan, really - and when i looked at the size - wow I was so awe struck. It has a Van Gogh feel to it - liberated and blossomy. I'm not just saying that in relation to the scratching of backs either (but thanks for the mention)! All good wishes for the show. Wish I could see it.
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