Art Drop – Teri Wing
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Teri Wing – Elemental
ELEMENTAL
by Teri Wing
November 1 -9
Gallery Hours: Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays – 12-6 pm
Earth • Air • Fire • Water • Spirit
The essence of these pieces came from watching the David Attenborough series Planet Earth. The images were stunningly beautiful and it wasn’t a preachy documentary about doom and gloom or the end of everything. It was about the beauty and magic of our planet and how nature was adapting to a changing climate…it’s happening, sadly too slowly for some of the more delicate plants and animals. It was mind blowing to see just how some species are changing through generations in order to survive, whether it’s developing an extra toe to hang on to plants during a hurricane or to grow a bigger leaf to soak up more sun. Nature finds a way.
The message is basic, we need these precious resources for survival, respect and protect them before its our survival that is in jeopardy.
I wanted these pieces to represent the beauty and wonder of our environment, the figure is incorporated and blended into each ‘landscape’ as a part of the landscape because I think we are a product of our environment. Each depends now on the other for survival. I also wanted the art to be a reminder of our impact on each element that we rely so heavily on for health and happiness.
— Teri Wing
Every movement in nature is orderly, one thing the outcome of another, a matter of constructive, growth force. We live our lives in tune with nature when we are happy, but all our misery is the result of our effort to dictate against it.
-Robert Henri (The Art Spirit)
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Artist Biography
Teri Wing is an artist living in Gananoque, Ontario. Prior to being represented by Studio22, Wing sold her art independently from her home studio.
Inspired and excited by dramatic lighting, the artist paints with oils using palette knife and flat brush as well as cold wax as a medium to add layers and textures.
Wing first joined Studio22 as a represented artist in February of 2019 and had her first solo ‘Counterpart’ in February of that same year. Today she is one of the gallery’s best selling artists.
Wing volunteers giving art classes at her local Center for Community Living for people with mental and physical challenges.
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November 2024 Art Drops
November Art Drops
ELEMENTAL
by Teri WingNovember 1 -9
Gallery Hours: Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays – 12-6 pm
Earth • Air • Fire • Water • Spirit
The essence of these pieces came from watching the David Attenborough series Planet Earth. The images were stunningly beautiful and it wasn’t a preachy documentary about doom and gloom or the end of everything. It was about the beauty and magic of our planet and how nature was adapting to a changing climate…it’s happening, sadly too slowly for some of the more delicate plants and animals. It was mind blowing to see just how some species are changing through generations in order to survive, whether it’s developing an extra toe to hang on to plants during a hurricane or to grow a bigger leaf to soak up more sun. Nature finds a way.
NOVEMBER 14-16
Brand New Art – Released and available for purchase online and in the gallery over 3 days – Thursday / Friday / Saturday – 12pm-6pm.
Bruno Capolongo
Leah Hicks
Introducing
Maddie Rossetti
NOVEMBER 21-23
Brand New Art ~ Released and available for purchase online and in the gallery over 3 days – Thursday / Friday / Saturday – 12pm-6pm.
Keight MacLean
Margaret Sutherland
JT Winik
Introducing
Shannon Dickie
NOVEMBER 28-30
Brand New Art – Released and available for purchase online and in the gallery over 3 days – Thursday / Friday / Saturday – 12pm-6pm.
Lee Stewart
Teri Wing
Vadim Vaskovsky
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Emerging from isolation ~ Whig Standard – Kamille Parkinson
https://globalnews.ca/video/8158671/kingston-based-stone-carver-and-sculptor-reveals-new-collection-featuring-flowers
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WINTER 2021: Artist Portfolio Series
WINTER 2021
NEW WORK
• Robert Blenderman • Leah Hicks • Keight MacLean • Lee Stewart • Vadim Vaskovsky
Robert Blenderman
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Lee Stewart
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Victor Oriecuia: A life set in Stone
https://globalnews.ca/video/8158671/kingston-based-stone-carver-and-sculptor-reveals-new-collection-featuring-flowers
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Date Night
Get off the couch, call the babysitter, make that downtown dinner reservation and come immerse yourself in art!
Studio22 will be hosting “Date Night” at the gallery, Friday nights* from 7:00-10:00pm.
Studio22 will be opening their doors late night and welcoming you and your guest to your very own ‘date night’ gallery visit.
Come enjoy beautiful art in a most delightful circumstance
*The gallery will not be hosting date night Friday, December 24 or Friday, December 31.
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SACRO FIORE
Sacro Fiore (Sacred Flower)
A Delicate and Contemporary Take On a Venerable and Age- old Art Form
Victor Oriecuia is an accomplished Canadian sculptor. His latest body of work – a collection now 3 years in the making- uses flowers as the central subject. It’s a perfect embodiment of the contradictions of stonework; the delicate form carved out of solid material; movement depicted in an immovable object.
He calls the collection Sacro Fiore, meaning simply: Sacred Flower, in Italian. Sacro Fiore, is a 15 piece collection composed of 11 new works made from 13 different marbles and 5 different metals. Oriecuia’s contemporary take on an age-old art form is what sets this collection apart.The Exhibition
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Artist Statement
“My concepts take months or years to bring to fruition, without shortcuts or compromises. I chose flowers as a general theme for my latest collection of work due to their contrasting nature with stone. The fleeting nature of flowers is now replaced with immortality and permanence in stone. I am also drawn to the universal communication and metaphors that flowers provide. My work explores universal communication and metaphors of emotional seduction such as love, power, lust, and recognition. Unlike most flowers, my sculptures invite the observer to touch their delicate surfaces, and reinforce an emotional connection through the remaining senses.
Floral inspirations also allow me to explore and exhibit the limitations and perceptions of marble sculpture. I strive to achieve warmth, vibrancy, and vulnerability- characteristics not commonly associated with this dense and unforgiving material. With these sculptures, I created hallowed unions between stone, metal, and wood. These sacred elements, combined and joined in various ways, lure the viewer into the center of each sculpture, where true beauty awaits.”Victor OriecuiaVictor Oriecuia, a Kingston-based stone sculptor with 20 years experience, is passionate about pursuing and preserving old-world sculpting traditions. Victor’s hand carved sculptures push the perceptions and limitations of marble, onyx, and other hard stones. He is drawn to the intimate nature and devotion required to render sculptures, and the unlimited potential and beauty of natural stone. Victor’s exquisite sculptures engage viewers with an artform that has remained virtually unchanged throughout human history.
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FALL 2021: Artist Portfolio Series
The Artwork
Keight MacLean
Rob Niezen
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Margaret Sutherland
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SUMMER 2021: Artist Portfolio Series
The Artwork
Frank Danielson
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SPRING 2021: Artist Portfolio Series
The Artwork
Bruno Capolongo
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Evelyn Rapin – An Artist and Music
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WINTER 2020/21: Artist Portfolio Series
DECEMBER 2020 / JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021
NEW WORK
Bruno Capolongo – IMAMess.. – Keight MacLean – Norman Takeuchi – Teri Wing
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Bruno Capolongo
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Keight MacLean
Norman Takeuchi
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CONVERSATIONS
Conversations
by Erika Olson
October 27th – November 28th
Part of Studio22’s 2020 vision idiom A Different Point of View.
Preview and presale for these exhibits will take place from Tuesday, October 27th to Friday, October 30th. Exhibit opens to the general public for purchase on Saturday, October 31st.
On Thursday evening, October 29th at 8pm, Studio22 will be hosting a Live Stream Exhibit Opening featuring Debra Krakow and Erika Olson and the Studio22 team. All customers, subscribers and members of the general public are invited to login to view the exhibit and interact with the artists from the comfort of their own home.
The Exhibition
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Artist Statement
“These paintings and drawings delight in conversations and celebrations. The cakes are inspired by vintage images from Betty Crocker’s New Picture Cookbook from the 60’s given to my mother when she was married. According to Betty Crocker “cakes are the food of the gods…. (and) an ingenious nun created the forerunner of our fine textured, delicately flavoured cakes by creaming butter and sugar for two hours.” Two hours!
We mainly have cakes at celebratory functions, birthdays, graduations, Christmas, retirement parties, reunions and most especially weddings. Events that have been curtailed or cancelled or postponed due to Covid 19.
The smaller pastels are about conversations where the objects take the place of people. I feel that the objects in my still lifes are anthropomorphic and they are communicating and conversing with one another. “Coffee with You” is the yearning for a stimulating conversation over coffee depicted by two coffee mugs with a bright and colourful background and “Tea in the Garden with You” is a reference to being able to be outdoors, social distancing but speaking in person. Larger pieces are a closed circuit of communication, dialogues or soliloquies or larger conversations about more formal elements of a painting. The objects speak for themselves and although they are still lives they tell stories about who we are.”
– Erika Olson
Erika OlsonErika Olson began her fine -art studies at Queen’s University. She then attended the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design. She completed her BFA at Concordia University in 1997 concentrating on painting and relocated to Kingston to set up her art practice.
Erika has shown in Kingston, Toronto and Calgary and in the UK represented by the Innocence Gallery.
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SLOWING DOWN
Slowing Down
by Debra Krakow
October 27th – November 28th
Part of Studio22’s 2020 vision idiom A Different Point of View.
Preview and presale for these exhibits will take place from Tuesday, October 27th to Friday, October 30th. Exhibit opens to the general public for purchase on Saturday, October 31st.
On Thursday evening, October 29th at 8pm, Studio22 will be hosting a Live Stream Exhibit Opening featuring Debra Krakow, Erika Olson and Hersh and Ally Jacob. All customers, subscribers and members of the general public are invited to login to view the exhibit and interact with the artist from the comfort of their own home.
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Artist Statement
“There are people in these paintings, but they’re not portraits. They’re about communing with nature, sun warming our shoulders, wind ruffling our hair, grass cool and damp under our bare feet. Children making castles in the sand, offering up their stick drawings to the lake. The lone paddler deftly maneuvering through the shallows and the young woman quietly sipping her morning coffee. Breathing deeply, engaging all our senses. Wandering and exploring and bonding through new adventures. Being still long enough for the cat to jump into our lap, the cows to approach the fence, our boisterous lab to bring us a stick.
My palette reflects the brilliant sunshine with cool, beachy blues in water and sky and rosy, saturated pinks and reds in sun-warmed skin and hair. The figures are often small or off to one side so that the landscape expands to fill the space. This gives the paintings visual breathing room so that the viewer can feel that expansiveness. While the kids are completely absorbed in their play, the grown-ups are lost in thought, gazing out to the horizon. Slowing down, restoring and re-energizing.”
– Debra Krakow
Debra KrakowDebra Krakow has exhibited in her native city of Montreal, as well as in Ottawa, Kingston, Halifax and New York State. Debra Krakow is an artist and architect. She works out of her Wolfe Island studio. Debra has developed her artistic practice through explorations in drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, fibre arts and ceramics. Debra is represented by galleries in Ottawa, Toronto, Kingston and Prince Edward County.
