
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
I did practice!

Varley Art Battle 2011

The Varley–McKay Art Foundation of Markham welcomed Art Battle (http://artbattleto.com/) to host an exciting live competitive painting event inside the halls of the beautiful Varley Art Gallery.
Art Battle at the Varley included a curated one-night, 30-painter exhibit in the gallery with all painters battling for the title. Standing easel to easel, artists had 20 minutes to create the best work possible. There were 3 rounds of competitive painting, audience voting and an auction of all the work created.
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Markham at the Movies

I’m a programmer for Markham Art Council’s Markham at the Movies. Our series started in September with a gala showing of the newly restored classic, Fritz Lang’s “Metropolis.” What a great night that turned out to be.
The next films for this series are:
January 24 The Secret in Their Eyes
February 14 Bright Star
March 28 Incendies
April 18 Force of Nature: The David Suzuki Movie
June 20 Love Crime
Coming Soon...

I know it's still only January, but already there is excitement in the air, my air anyway, about a whole new set of ART happenings in the coming months.
February 5: I've submitted my name for the Varley Gallery Art Battle on this date. http://www.artbattleto.com/#889445/Feb-5-AB-theVarley
March 8 - 20, 2011: Markham Arts Council "Art Show" group show. Markville Mall Loft, Markham ON
March 14 - 28, 2011: Breaking Boundaries, Markham Group of Artists at Art Square, Dundas St. across from AGO, Toronto
April 5 - 29, 2011: Ontario Society of Artists Open Juried Exhibition, theme: "Memory". John B. Aird Gallery, Toronto
May 26 - June 5, 2011: Markham Group of Artists Spring Juried Show, McKay Art Centre, Unionville, ON
July 14 - 24, 2011: Ontario Society of Artists Members' Juried Exhibition at Papermill Gallery at Todmorden Mills
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Follow me!

Yesterday I met with Franklin Beecham, abstract artist, Robyn Craig and with Wilson and Winnie, the two partners at the new Cubbii facility where they offer 24x24 inch cubicles and larger areas for vendors to showcase products. The concept for the vendors is for a short term, low overhead space. We discussed how to show art in this wide-open space that features other areas of specialty items.
Some of my artwork is being tested in what was one of the refrigerated casements and small works on easels on shelves.
We developed some good ideas and are already implementing them.
Frank and I are showing our work, all for sale,
starting with an
Opening Reception on Friday, December 3
from 7 pm to 9 pm.
Light refreshments will be available.
Cubbii Market is located at the corner of Kennedy Road and The Bridle Trail, just south of 16th Avenue. Drop in and see us during the Opening Reception.
