Vertical Solitude Goes Horizontal
“Vertical Solitude”, one of my abstract landscapes, has been hung horizontally by the interior designers. I’ve got no problem with that. However you’d like to see the art is the …
“Vertical Solitude”, one of my abstract landscapes, has been hung horizontally by the interior designers. I’ve got no problem with that. However you’d like to see the art is the …
Exhibited: “49 at 74, Works on Paper by Canadian Artists”, March 9-30, 2017 at Marbury NYC, an artist’s space in New York City. Works shown from left: The Bird of …
On Wednesday it Rained, Photo-based Printmaking Artist’s Statement: It was an uncommonly wet and miserable April afternoon in the old part of the city. A soft rain began to fall …
Interview reprinted from the Opus newsletter Vancouver artist Ellen Scobie talks about blurring the lines between the stone age and the digital age Experimenting with digital art and artistic mediums …
A client recently asked me about my artistic process. This client is an avid collector of serigraphs, lithographs, pastel drawings and original acrylic paintings but my work is the first …
The Timeraiser is tonight! Timeraiser Vancouver is an inventive idea to put original art in the hands of people who are willing to volunteer for a charity. At the Timeraiser …
September 15 – October 15, 2010 Opening Ceremony September 28, 2010 Penang State Art Gallery, Malaysia Guest Curator: Prof. A. Rahman I will be exhibiting two prints at the Penang …
Exhibition Catalog Excerpts Curatorial Comments by Will Gibson Throughout the history of man, technological advances start in one discipline and ripple through other fields of endeavor and over time can …
I usually work on more than one piece of art at a time and, like many artists, am often hard pressed to determine when the art is actually finished. Sometimes …
Artists frequently get questions on “what is their art about”. It is only natural that people look at the art with the intention of making some sort of sense out …