Stairs to Heaven accepted at CityScape’s Clouds Exhibition A few years ago I started paying attention to the clouds. I love that they constantly evolve, they are absolutely free, not fixed to anything. Clouds and kids go hand in hand. They are in eternal motion. I’ve done some composite photographs placing children in cloud scenes like the ones here: […] I’m not really inspired to write… I’m not really inspired to write… Since the election of Trump, I’ve been feeling under the weather, to say the least. I find it difficult to focus on art with all the barbaric news coming from the U.S. After George Bush, I thought I would never see anything similar but, here we are […] My nomination for what was most pointful in 2016: The Boat People My nomination for what was most pointful in 2016 is the terrible situation of the millions who are being forced out of their homes and countries in the Middle East and Africa, chiefly due to our invasions and ill-conceived interventions which keep expanding. We are the main cause of this humongous catastrophe yet our most […] “My Weapon Against the Atom Bomb is a Blade of Grass” is a timely title for what seems could be coming our way in 2017… The title refers to a retrospective at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice, of Tancredi Parmeggiani (1927, Feltre – 1964 Rome, Italy) which will run until March 13, 2017. Tancredi’s art fits with my theory about art: The common thread amongst all the art we see in museums and collections is not about the artwork itself but […] Do you put yourself through unnecessary pressure sometimes? It is incredible that the end of the year is almost here… My mind is still trying to catch up with all I put it through or, was it the mind that put me through this whirlwind? I started with a three-month intensive program for small businesses at Langara, and ended with a Humanities Art […] |
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