The gallery in Nova Scotia sent me photos of the exhibition, Patterns of Space, that just opened last week. These are mostly photos of my work in the show, and you can view more photos of Catherine Thompson’s work on my Flickr account.
Patterns of Space continues until May 24th, 2015 at Mary E. Black Gallery in Halifax, NS.
Patterns of Space opens this week at Mary E. Black gallery in Nova Scotia. It’s an exhibition of my paper cut work alongside the crocheted lacework of Catherine Thompson.
The invite created by the staff of NSCCD looks pretty cool with the combination of our two very different types of work together.
I won’t be at the exhibition in person but I’m hoping the gallery will share photos once the show is installed. Patterns of Space opens April 9th and continues until May 24th, 2015.
Patterns of Space
NSCCD – Mary E. Black Gallery
Halifax, Nova Scotia
April 9th to May 24th, 2015
Opening reception on April 9th at 6pm
The opening reception for Purely Paper last Thursday evening was a packed affair. I was pleasantly surprised the show drew a large enthusiastic crowd to the North Shore to see the work.
Here are a few photos of the exhibition (mostly so my mom can see it), to give you an idea of what it looks like. It’s a good mix of work by the five participating artists – Joseph Wu, Connie Sabo, Mehran Modarres-Sadeghi, Anyuta Gusakova, and me. It’s a beautiful show and I could not be more pleased to be a part of it.
There are a few more photos in an album on Flickr. The exhibition continues until April 11th, 2015.
Purely Paper is coming soon…
A paper art exhibition featuring large scale installations, sculptures, drawings, origami and 2D & 3D paper cuts.
Participating artists: Joseph Wu, Rachael Ashe, Mehran Modarres-Sadeghi, Connie Sabo, and Anyuta Gusakova.
March 6 – April 11, 2015
Opening Reception: Thursday, March 5, 7:00-9:00pm
Cityscape Community Art Space
335 Lonsdale Avenue
North Vancouver
Visit the NV Arts Council website for more details.
If you happen to be in Toronto this week go visit Vancouver Outside the Box at 1082 Queen Street West. This is a window installation featuring work by a collection of work by Vancouver artists (including me), and is curated by Dear Human.
Here’s a photo Dear Human shared on instagram yesterday. It’ll be our only chance to see it because none of us will be in Toronto ourselves.
The display is part of the Toronto Design Offside Festival and continues until Sunday January 25th. You can view my work in the display in more detail by taking a look at the blog posts I wrote about the work in December. Read them here and here.
On Friday I dropped into Gam Gallery to check out their latest show, Paper Presents. I have two layered paper pieces in the show amongst all the other terrific work by Vancouver artists such as Ola Volo, Sean Karemaker, Sarah Clement and many more.
The official opening for the show is this Friday November 28th, 7pm until late. It’s a good place to pick up handmade local art for Christmas gifts.
I’ve been doing a four day countdown over on Instagram leading up to the Eastside Culture Crawl, and there is one more day to go. It begins tomorrow and continues until Sunday.
This is my fifth year taking part in the crawl as an exhibiting artist. I’ve already decided to take a break next year because I miss touring other studios, so if you’ve never been by before now’s the best time to visit.
The Crawl has been extended from three days to four this year, and I’m curious to see whether more people take advantage of the extra day. I have my fingers crossed for decent weather despite the less than promising weather report.
Visit me at 1660 East Georgia Street to see intricate paper cut work, laser cut pieces, and installations. I have an event page on Facebook if you would like to RSVP »
18th Annual Eastside Culture Crawl
November 20th to 23rd, 2014
Thurs & Fri 5pm to 10pm | Sat & Sun 11am to 6pm
Visit the website to plan your route.
My final exhibition of 2014 is a group show all about paper.
Gam Gallery is pleased to present a group exhibition and holiday pop-up shop of paper works, works on paper, prints, cards, journals, artist books and more.
Featured artists include: Ghazel Abbassalian, Matias Armendaris, Rachael Ashe, Sean Alward, Colin Cej, Romulo Cesar, Sarah Clement, Aya Ikeda-Berry, Keith Ikeda-Barry, Sean Karemaker, Mel King, Julia K. Kreutz, Rye Lundy, Caitlin McDonagh, Jessie McNeil, Craig Pettman, Tristesse Seeliger, Mira Song, Damla Tamer, Daniel Tatterton, Ola Volo, Michelle Weinstein and Priscilla Yu as well as many featured artists and designers in our boutique.
The show runs from November 21st through December 20th, with the official opening on Friday November 28th, 7pm to 12am.
Join the Facebook event page to see sneak peeks of work by all the artists »
Paper Presents
Gam Gallery
110 East Hastings (at Columbia)
At last I have an invitation and details to share about my upcoming exhibition at Kafka Coffee & Tea. The show is titled, Intricate Intimacy, and it will feature a series of new paper cut pieces, as well as drawings, and small pieces combining both paper cut and drawing.
The show opens Friday October 24th, 8pm to 10pm, with the exhibition continuing until December 1st. There’s a Facebook event page if you’d like to RSVP or share details about this with friends.
Intricate Intimacy
Kafka Coffee & Tea
Opening Friday October 24th, 8pm to 10pm
Dates: October 23rd to December 1st, 2014
Address: 2525 Main Street at Broadway
Tonight is the opening reception for Voices From Another Room: Five Artists Explore Paper at Hot Art Wet City. The show features work by Connie Sabo, Joseph Wu, Sarah Gee Miller, Alison Woodward, and me.
These are photos of the exhibition I took yesterday after we finished installing all the work.
Detail of work by Joseph Wu
Detail of work by Connie Sabo
Detail of my paper cut sculptures
Collage work by Sarah Gee Miller.
Detail of work by Alison Woodward.
Detail of work by Alison Woodward.
A collaborative installation between work by Connie Sabo and me.
Voices From Another Room: Five Artists Explore Paper
Hot Art Wet City
Dates: April 3rd to 25th
Opening Reception: April 3rd, 7pm to 11pm
Location: 2206 Main Street at 6th Avenue