âInhabited Livesâ inhabits Amelia Douglas Gallery
âIt speaks to a neighbourhood that has very deep roots⌠and I just felt like I wanted to capture that before it disappears.â â Shannon Harvey
âIt speaks to a neighbourhood that has very deep roots⌠and I just felt like I wanted to capture that before it disappears.â â Shannon Harvey
âThey just go for it, you ask what colour and they pick the brightest colour, and they just really go.â
âItâs always a complete and utter surprise to me, to open up that kiln and go, âLook at that!ââ
âI do my work in order to help show my love for nature and for the things around me.â
âEach piece has a new conversation when theyâre in different spaces.â
âThatâs what really inspires me, to have the viewerâs eyes dart around the canvas and really feel that sense of movement.â
Artist explores meaning behind her latest exhibit âJayeonmiâ By Cheryl Minns, Senior Columnist Making art is about telling stories and…
The exhibitâs title, Jayeonmi, is the Korean word for natural beauty, which suits the multicultural, nature-themed exhibit.
The End of the Affair exhibit is named after one of Stefanie Denzâs personal paintings, âTennis (The End of the Affair)â (2014).
âWe wanted a binding element, and red is a life force colour.â — Gregg Steffensen