“It speaks to a neighbourhood that has very deep roots… and I just felt like I wanted to capture that before it disappears.” – Shannon Harvey
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“They just go for it, you ask what colour and they pick the brightest colour, and they just really go.”
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“It’s always a complete and utter surprise to me, to open up that kiln and go, ‘Look at that!’”
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“I do my work in order to help show my love for nature and for the things around me.”
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“Each piece has a new conversation when they’re in different spaces.”
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“That’s what really inspires me, to have the viewer’s eyes dart around the canvas and really feel that sense of movement.”
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Artist explores meaning behind her latest exhibit ‘Jayeonmi’ By Cheryl Minns, Senior Columnist Making art is about telling stories and giving viewers a message, according to artist Ilsoo Kyung. That’s…
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The exhibit’s title, Jayeonmi, is the Korean word for natural beauty, which suits the multicultural, nature-themed exhibit.
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The End of the Affair exhibit is named after one of Stefanie Denz’s personal paintings, “Tennis (The End of the Affair)” (2014).
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“We wanted a binding element, and red is a life force colour.” — Gregg Steffensen
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