In January, 2012 a still-life of mine was included in Ouchi Gallery in New York's 5th 100 Artist Exhition. The theme of this year's exhibit was Love. Although I was not able to make it to Brooklyn for the opening myself, there are some pics of the festivities (January 5, 2012) here. My picture of two carrots intertwined was taken several years ago when I volunteered at Lofstedt biodynamic farm in Kaslo, British Columbia.
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An image of the lovely Canadian opera singer Wallis Giunta, which I originally shot in 2011 for Dandyhorse Magazine, is featured in the Toronto BIcycle Union's photo exhibit 365 Days of Cyclng, which opened Thursday, February 2, 2012 at CSI Annex (720 Bathurst Street, Toronto). The show remained open for two weeks following the opening and features terrific photographs of cyclists in all four seasons.
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AWOL Gallery hosted its annual Square Foot Show at Twist (1100 Queen Street West, Toronto) from August 5 to 21, 2011. I was one of hundreds of artists who created 12" x 12" works. From blogTO:
"Always an energetic and packed affair, the 2011 opening of AWOL Gallery's annual Square Foot show was no exception. Artists, collectors and and other observers crammed into to Twist Gallery — which served as the main venue — to get a glimpse at just what the participating artists were able to pull off with the 12 x 12 x 5 inches of space they had to work with. Presented in huge grids that lack thematic connection, you'd think each piece would get lost in the general plot, but that's oddly not the case. Somehow the tightly spaced grid layout actually works to highlight the nuances of each work."
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From June 6th - July 6th, collaborators from across North America (Toronto, Montreal, New York, Chicago, Vancouver, LA, Halifax, Detroit, Calgary, San Francisco, Florida, etc), took part in a month-long creative challenge dubbed the "Moments Intercepted Project." In an effort to seize the 'present,' collaborators were sent random challenges via text message and email. Check out the digital archive at recollectionproject.com/present.
On Friday July 22, Labspace Studio hosted the digital archive of over 500 moments and was transformed into a jam packed art exhibition, art sale & kick-ass closing dance party. My series "Turn something green", "Make your next meal a work of art" and "Take a before & after shot" will be on display at the gallery.
Labspace Studio is located at 2A Pape Avenue, Toronto
