My solo exhibition Dream City, Dreams which opened last summer in Belgrade, has now made its way to Novi Pazar in southern Serbia. If you can read serbian, you can see what they have to say about my exhibition. Below is the poster for the Canada Days event featuring part of one my prints.
Canada Days! Featuring an exhibition of my work in Novi Pazar
Here are some install shots of my recent solo exhibition, The Body, Stranger, that just closed at the Vernon Public Art Gallery. Many thanks to Lubos Cullen and all the gallery staff for putting up a great show and providing me with an opportunity to share my work with a larger audience. A catalogue was produced for the exhibition and features an essay by Barbara Sutherland. Copies are available at the gallery.
Install shot: The Body, Stranger at the VPAG. Photo credit: Digital Perfections
Install shot: The Body, Stranger at the VPAG. Photo credit: Digital Perfections
Very pleased to have been notified that my print Consumed Thoughts received a purchase award at Sixty Square Inches. This exhibition of small prints selected by juror Kim Vito of Wright State University, is up at Purdue University Galleries until February 20th, 2016.
Consumed Thoughts (etching and chine colle, 6.4″ x 5″)
I’ve been working on a new body of work these past four months to be exhibited at the Vernon Public Art Gallery from January 2016 until March of the same year. While some works were completed earlier in 2015, the majority were created in the latter half of the year for this exhibition. All works are part of my The Body, Stranger series. Please join me at the opening reception on January 14th, 2016 from 6-8pm. 
I was honoured to have been included in Di Carta/Papermade by curator Valeria Bertesina. The exhibition features works on paper from artists around the world and includes many artists whose work I admire greatly. The show opens on December 12th at Palazzo Fogazzaro in Schio, Italy. The theme of the biennial is Esthetics Aesthetics and the work that was invited of mine is two of my silkscreens to be exhibited as a diptych that deal with intersections between chronic illness and daily life. Title of the diptych is Conversations With Myself.
Considering Drift (silkscreen, 22″ x 30″)
Constructing a Self Based on the Evidence (silkscreen, 22″ x 30″)
My work has been accepted into the NBC Meshtec Screenprint Biennial. The show is just up for a quick run: November 23rd – 28th at the Gallery of Japan Artists’ Association.
heavy sky (silkscreen) 11″ x 15″
I was honoured to have been invited to participate in Printing Marks and Codes/Printing Design International Invitation Exhibition at the Printmaking Department at the Sichuan Fine Arts Institute. The exhibition opened on November 14th and will run until the end of the month. I have many fond memories of Chongqing and my time there in 2011. The city is large, bright, and busy and sits at the intersection of two major rivers: the Yangzee and the Jialing.
Time Spent Looking (silkscreen, 30″ x 22″)
I am very pleased to have had my work selected as part of the Atlanta Printmakers Studio Print Biennial. The exhibition opens this Friday, November 6th, at Kai Lin Art in Atlanta. 69 printmakers were selected by juror and etching/mezzotint star Art Werger to form the exhibition. Thrilled to be in such fantastic company.
Constructing a Self Based on the Evidence (silkscreen, 22″ x 30″)
The Manhattan Graphic Centre’s 1st Annual Miniature Print Exhibition and Competition opens November 1st. I’m pleased to have had three of my tiny etchings accepted into the exhibition. Visit the centre from November 1st to December 18th to see the show. Stop by if you are in New York!
Hidden (etching and chine colle, 2.25″ x 2″)
Reconstruct (etching and chine colle, 2.25″ x 2″)
Sinking In (etching and chine colle, 3″ x 2.25″)
The Splitgraphic 7 International Art Biennial opened on October 6 at the Old City Hall in Split, Croatia and my work was amongst the many international prints in the exhibition. I had the good fortune of being able to visit Split and the biennial office this past summer as I travelled around the Croatian coast. The office is tucked into a space within the palace walls which dates back to the 3rd century but has contemporary buildings, shops, hotels, restaurants and private apartments throughout. An interesting juxtaposition of everyday life and history.
Neighbourhood Watch (silkscreen, 15″ x 22″)
Diocletian’s Palace, Split, Croatia