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Mowry Baden
Born in Los Angeles in 1936 and educated at Pomona College and Stanford University, Mowry Baden has lived and worked in Canada since 1971. He has practiced sculpture for nearly 50 years and has taught sculpture at Raymond College, Pomona College, UBC, and the University of Victoria, from which he retired in 1997. Articulating an […]
Read moreGuy Overfelt
What can I say….I am a fan of Guy’s work. I recommend visitors check out his site and/or future exhibits. Link to Guy Overfelt’s website
Read moreSimon Davidson Burnout Photography
My two cents: Simon Davidson’s photography not only captures the spectacles of speed and mechanical horseplay…his images present intimate contexts of subcultural celebration, turbulence and achievement. Davidson’s genuine approach to photographing this subject matter conveys a warmth and closeness that heightens…dare I say it…the beauty in each of his images. I highly recommend that you […]
Read moreDavid Moises – machine artist
Link to artist website: David Moises During a recent stint of web surfing I came across the artwork by David Moises. It appears we share similar material interests and approaches to making objects. Check out his work.
Read moreChris Down – artist / image maker
Chris Down is an artist, teacher and writer living in Sackville, New Brunswick. He has exhibited his work nationally at the Art Gallery of Calgary, Museum of Canadian Contemporary Art, Museum London, Forest City Gallery, the Owens Art Gallery and the Art Gallery of Windsor among others. He has written features, reviews and catalogue essays […]
Read moreTaylor Baldwin – assemblage artist
Title: i ain’t afraid of no ghosts Title: creeper Taylor’s assemblage sculptures, installation work and graphite drawings invite a viewer’s curiosity through unusual material combinations and unfolding conceptual frameworks. The careful merger of POP art with the gritty, yet humorous narratives he creates is thought provoking and clever. Taylor’s tight construction methods and playful […]
Read moreThe Fast And The Curious
In the middle of the last century, there developed in pockets around North America a complex subculture around customizing vehicles for increased performance and wildly enhanced aesthetics. Fueled by a heady and potentially reckless combination of post-war optimism and disposable income, these young hot-rodders staked their claims to being the fastest and the coolest. […]
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