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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Lee Stewart – Showcase Exhibit 2023
SHOWCASE EXHIBIT
by Lee StewartJune 6th – June 24th
As an artist, Lee Stewart continues to refine and expand his artistic practice, constantly pushing the boundaries of traditional artistic norms to create artwork that is distinct and innovative. His dedication to experimentation and exploration allows for a continual evolution of his artistic style, resulting in a new body of work that is both unexpected and engaging.
“I like the idea of nature being very chaotic, but also being predictable and defined.
When I’m painting I imagine a Venn Diagram with one circle being an idealization of something and the other circle is its reality. The paintings are the small overlap of the two ideas. Structure and chaos. Real and unknown.” – Lee StewartShowcase PAINTINGS
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Artist Biography
Lee Stewart was born and raised in Kashechewan, a small remote reserve on James Bay, Northern Ontario, spent years in the Rideau Lakes region, and studied film and art history at Carleton University, in Ottawa.
He lived in Vancouver before returning to establish himself in Kingston. Stewart’s cultural influences are as vast as his lived experience, without hierarchy or elevated status.
As a self-taught artist, Stewart’s experimentation, innate curiosity, and openness continue to shape his evolving style.
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Ran Jacob – Showcase Exhibit 2023
SHOWCASE EXHIBIT
by Ran JacobJune 6th – June 24th
Ran Jacob is an emerging abstract artist with a deep passion for exploration and experimentation. His latest body of work, a showcase featuring 6 brand new paintings, is a captivating fusion of colour, form, and emotion. Drawing inspiration from the simplicities of everyday life as well as the intricacies of human emotions, Jacob translates these impalpable elements into striking visual narratives and thought-provoking compositions.
“There is great comfort in the uncertain. To foster the intuitive and spontaneous elements of working. I find the most rapturous moments in making come from the process of call and response with the image, to treat the canvas as a dancing partner, alternating between leader and follower. There is such joy in mystery, in getting to know the painting as it is made. I want to leave my preconceptions behind and treat each experience as a new one.” – Ran Jacob
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Artist Biography
Ran Jacob is an emerging abstract painter and drawer currently residing in Kjipuktuk (Halifax, NS).
As a life-long student of visual arts, Jacob most recently received his BA in Fine Arts from NSCAD University in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Jacob’s first solo exhibit ‘this time – with feeling’ launched at Studio22 in September 2022. The previous summer Jacob was selected by the Senior Leadership of Nova Scotia Health and members of the NSCAD faculty to work alongside three other artists on a commissioned artwork to be installed in Halifax’s Victoria General Hospital.
Utilizing rhythmic, flamboyant maximalism, Jacob’s works are intentionally saturated with concentrated sensory reflections, compressed into quasi-abstracted large-scale records.
Raised in Kingston, Ontario, Ran is looking forward to exhibiting his latest collection of work in the city of his youth and beloved hometown.
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Rob Niezen – Showcase Exhibit 2023
SHOWCASE EXHIBIT
by Rob NiezenMay 9th – May 27th
Marionettes have traditionally been used to tell stories of the human condition. They play in stories of morality in all honesty and rawness; about life and death, love and hate, deception and intrigue, happiness and sorrow. Without any sugar coating marionettes serve as the mirror of human existence.Rob Niezen paints narratives in which marionettes struggle between dependency, as they are tied with their strings, and the urge for freedom. The narrative scenes illustrate the human dichotomy of being fully liberated and ever dependent. His style is grounded in classic and impressionistic oil painting practice, yet influenced by European graphic novels and Dutch graphic tradition.
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Artist Biography
Rob Niezen is a painter and printmaker. He paints mostly in oils, and his printmaking includes etchings and linocuts. His art has shown in seven solo exhibitions and over 30 juried exhibitions, and he is a participant in the annual Kawartha Studio Tour since 2010.
In 2015 Peterborough County awarded Rob Niezen a Leadership in Arts & Culture Recognition Award. He was a board member at the Art School of Peterborough for six years, and is still involved as a volunteer in marketing the school. He is an elected member of the Ontario Society of Artists.
Rob Niezen is partly self taught and studied at Vrije Akademies in The Hague and Delft, the Netherlands, and at the Art School of Peterborough. He was born in The Hague, the Netherlands, and lives and works near Peterborough, Ontario, Canada.
His work is in private and corporate collections across Canada, Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, New Zealand, United Kingdom and United States.
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Evelyn Rapin – Showcase Exhibit 2023
SHOWCASE EXHIBIT
by Evelyn RapinMay 9th – May 27th
Collage is a central and ever present component of Evelyn Rapin’s art practice. During the creative process, Rapin summons all of her artistic skills including drawing, painting and printmaking and skillfully incorporates encaustic, textiles and various papers to create an expressive and interesting outcome.“Collage is exciting; it is all about selection and decision-making but with existing imagery and/or various materials whether papers, photographs, flowers, textiles or memorabilia. It is an experimental endeavor that can be unplanned and unpredictable in the production of a successful artwork.” – Evelyn Rapin
The artist’s latest body of work, Plants Music Peace, is a series that both explores music and its many facets and reflects a plea for peace around the globe.
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Artist Biography
Evelyn Rapin is a professional artist living in Kingston, Ontario. Internationally recognized for her large-scale collage, her works are frequently based on musical themes, however other genres are produced on occasion.
She has participated in many exhibitions, and her work is in collections including Bank of Montreal, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and the University of Western Ontario.
Her images have been in various publications such as JazzTimes Magazine and Musicworks Magazine, and used by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and the MIT Symphony Orchestra to name a few.
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Leah Hicks – Showcase 2023
This feature showcase is a presentation of 7 new abstract paintings by artist Leah Hicks.
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Artist Biography
Leah Hicks is an abstract, acrylic and mixed media artist.
In 2005 a catastrophic car accident turned my passion for art into my salvation. Traumatic injuries to all four lobes of my brain left me unable to Speak Clearly, suffered from Double Vision and Functional Limb Weakness. My amazing rehab team encouraged me not to give up on my passion. Over many years I have renewed myself. I redeveloped basic human skills to challenge the plasticity of my brain. I learned to paint with my left hand instead of my previously dominant right hand.
Hicks is represented by galleries in Ottawa, Toronto and Montreal. Her work has been collected by the Federal Government of Canada as well as held in many private collections.
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Vadim Vaskovsky – Showcase 2023
This feature showcase is a presentation of 10 brand new aerial landscape paintings by artist Vadim Vaskovsky.
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Artist Biography
Vadim Vaskovsky takes inspiration from various locales and themes, including his adopted home in Prince Edward County. Working in a broad range of mediums and subjects, as an artist, illustrator and graphic designer, his gifted use of colour captures the uniqueness of light on the landscape and ignites the imagination in reminiscence.
Born in 1973, he spent his childhood in Central Asia, Russia, and Ukraine before moving to Canada in 2002.
Since graduating from the Grekov Art College (Odessa, Ukraine) in 1990, his work has been featured in numerous exhibitions and publications.
His art works can be found in private and public collections in Europe, Canada and the United States
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JT Winik – Of Two Minds
This brand new exhibit will be JT Winik’s 3rd solo exhibition with Studio22 Fine Art. This latest body of work addresses the challenges of painting abstracts vs figurative works as well as speaks to the interplay between them and how working on both influences the processes of each.
Preview and presale for this exhibit will take place Tuesday, November 29 and Wednesday, November 30. Exhibit opens to the general public for purchasing on Thursday, December 1. Opening reception for the artist will take place Thursday evening, December 1 from 7:00-9:00pm.
Artist Statement:
It’s often said that figurative art and abstract art are opposites. According to science, our neuro circuity is hardwired to prefer images we can identify, which makes abstract art more difficult to process. There is no manual or glossary which reveals what an abstract painting might mean, which leaves it open for interpretation. Once we jump the hump of being comfortable with “not knowing,” we can then investigate the painting through our own eyes, responding to composition, line, form, colour, brushwork, tonalities, and texture. We do the same with figurative art, of course, but as the artist has already given us so many clues, so much information with recognizable objects or persons, it may be that when viewing the familiar, we don’t delve deeper than needed.
But what is it like from an artist’s perspective? Primarily a figurative artist, I’m compelled, now and then, to explore the challenge of abstraction. Most recently, over some days at a cottage with friends, where, given the rain, we each pursued our own projects, I took over the dining table with watercolours, brushes, paper, and acrylics. And I fell in love. Enamoured with how acrylics and paper meshed, hours evaporated. If only there was canvas with the texture and absorbency of paper, acrylic might become a favoured medium. … Meanwhile, I continue with figurative works while also mucking with abstracts.
“That must be difficult,” a friend said. I hadn’t thought of it that way, but she was right. IT IS difficult to juggle these two simultaneously. Various neuro studies suggest a range of results regarding how each art form activates the brain. Whatever’s going on up there, the one certainty is that I’m dealing with two very disparate languages, the first which articulates itself intricately like a well-worn path while the other is like unfamiliar music without words to guide you. Instead, it snags you by a gesture, a colour, a shape … and so, we follow it.
Lastly, be it figurative or abstract, there is a balance between what you want to do (the idea) and allowing yourself enough freedom to get there (intuition). To achieve the latter, I am constantly reminding myself that what begins as one thing might, if you allow it, become something quite different but far more exciting.
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Acrylic Works on Paper Mounted on Wood Panel
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Artist Biography
Kingston based painter JT Winik seeks to capture the fine balance that binds opposites. A keen observer, her paintings merge beauty and awkwardness, freedom and control, fragility and strength, often evoking a strong emotional sense of discomfort in their portrayal of beauty.
Winik’s work has been exhibited in group and solo exhibitions in Canada, The Netherlands and Mexico. She is currently represented by galleries in Toronto, Montreal and Amsterdam. Her paintings have been featured in national magazines, books and book covers in Canada, Holland, Turkey and England. She paints full time from her studio in Kingston and has spent extensive periods working at studios in Spain, Holland and Mexico. Her work has been collected throughout Canada, the USA and Europe.
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Margaret Sutherland – Normal Abnormal
Solo Exhibition
NORMAL ABNORMAL
by Margaret SutherlandNovember 1st – November 25th
During the past few years, when uncertainty loomed and our collective resolve was put to the test, Margaret Sutherland turned to an online course, which used the traditional technique of copying the faces in Old Master works, to improve her technique as well as help her find her creative path forward. There are paintings of lone figures feeling their way along, and ones which look at other societal questions. There are small copies and interpretations of details from old master paintings, from one hundred to four hundred years ago. Sutherland found these richly rewarding to paint leading her to research the historical and social backgrounds of the artists and their sitters, which reminded her that all these people lived through threatening times of pandemics, wars, religious persecution, and other calamities, yet still created great works that continue to reach out to us today.
The composition of this exhibit jumps off with work composed after her last solo exhibit Flesh and follows her exploration of the old masters and then lands in a fresh new place with a more vibrant palette and a renewed creative energy.
Preview and presale for this exhibit will take place Tuesday, November 1st and Wednesday, November 2nd. Exhibit opens to the general public for purchasing on Thursday, November 3rd.
Halloween-themed Opening Reception will take place Thursday evening, November 3rd from 7-9pm. Costumes are not required but encouraged
Artist Statement:
Well, it’s been a time! It still is. Things are beginning to feel a little more familiar, if not normal. We are challenged by continually having to update our neural software. Slowly, frustratingly slowly, we seem to be learning to roll with the punches of recent health, climate and political crisis. We may be onto some meaningful path without much lurching into the ditches of the desperation or denial. This collection of work traces my own bumpy, frequently interrupted artistic and personal ride of the past three years.Continuing to explore, I began to have fun with tubes of pretty, bright colours of paint that I had never or rarely used. Expanding on my classical palette led me to experiment with painting more loosely, expressively, and abstractly, viewing my work from a slightly different perspective.
Recently, a last Teris block seemed to drop into place. When I finally felt more comfortable being in the company of others outside my bubble, I realized that what I was lacking was the regular human contact with friend and particularly arts colleagues. With the renewal of that emotional and intellectual rubbing up against each other, new possibilities emerged and I was able to return to the social questions with some recalibrated tools in my art bag. Art is difficult to find in a vacuum or a cocoon, apparently.
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Artist Biography
Kingston-based artist Margaret Sutherland is a highly skilled and professionally trained artist committed to creating art that is unwaveringly thought provoking. In 2015 she received national attention for the resale of her painting Emperor Haute Couture (2011).
A decade after graduating from Queen’s University in Arts and then Education, Margaret Sutherland formalized her professional art pursuit with a Master of Fine Arts (Cum Laude) in 2001 from The Graduate School of Figurative Art of The New York Academy of Art. Her path to fine art was organic, yet circuitous, having spent time teaching at home and abroad in Hong Kong with her husband — and realizing that her passion lay in something else. Sutherland grew her skill in community groups and high school art courses open to adults through NDSS before pursuing her degree.
The artist’s emotionally evoking work provides commentary on both the sociological and biographical realm. Her highly sought after oil paintings are in numerous private collections.
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Keight MacLean – Eternal
Solo Exhibition
Eternal by KEIGHT MACLEAN
October 4th – October 28thWorking from historical references of women long passed but forever enduring, this body of work remixes and re-imagines their portraits through Keight MacLean’s personal lens. Enlivening the traditional imagery with a playfulness in contemporary media, including spray paint and paint marker and experimental applications of traditional media, including gold leaf, MacLean explores her own place in the ever progressing timeline of history hopeful these newly created images will be carried forward and remembered.
“Reflecting on how many surviving portraits of women we have vs. how many of their stories remain, I am enchanted by the fact that their images now live on in families and serve as an eternal connection between past and present.” -Keight MacLean
Preview and presale for this exhibit will take place Tuesday, October 4th and Wednesday, October 5th.
Exhibit opens to the general public for purchasing on Thursday, October 6th.
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Artist Biography
Keight MacLean is a professional, Toronto-based painter, born and raised in Kingston, Ontario. MacLean graduated from OCAD in 2016 and is an alumna of the school’s revered Florence Program in Italy.
Working as a full-time artist, MacLean is represented by Studio22 Fine Art as well as other galleries in Toronto and Montreal. Since 2016, she has had 9 successful solo exhibitions, over 20 group shows and reached influencer status on Instagram with over 10K followers.
Her paintings seek to shine light on the strength and perseverance of the historically marginalized, forgotten and silenced female. MacLean has worked tirelessly to hone her craft, exponentially grow her local and international collector base and, over the last two years, has successfully cemented her position as a skilled professional Contemporary Canadian artist.
Recently accepted into an exclusive artist residency taking place in November 2023 in France at the Chateau Orquevaux, MacLean is currently preparing for her first solo museum exhibition scheduled for next year at the Museum of Dufferin in Mulmur, Ontario.
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Ran Jacob Abstract Art
Feature Exhibit
This Time – With FeelingRAN JACOB
September 8th – September 30th
Studio22 Fine Art is thrilled to introduce emerging artist and abstract painter, Ran Jacob. His latest body of work has been a labor of love for the artist for the past two years.
The immensely saturated works that comprise this new exhibit are intended as humorous impressions of the multifaceted nature of our collective lived experiences and the relationships created throughout.
“Through subtle winks or heavy-handed finger pointing, it is my intention to reflect and cultivate in my paintings the same terrible, anxious beauty that I believe exists in all things. The contrasting duality of existence is precisely what life and, in turn, my paintings are all about.” -Ran Jacob
Preview and presale for this exhibit will take place Thursday, September 8th and Friday, September 9th.
Exhibit opens to the general public for purchasing on Saturday, September 10th.
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Artist BiographyRan Jacob is an emerging abstract painter and drawer currently residing in Kjipuktuk (Halifax, NS).
As a life-long student of visual arts, Jacob most recently received his BA in Fine Arts from NSCAD University in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
This past summer the artist was selected by the Senior Leadership of Nova Scotia Health and members of the NSCAD faculty to work alongside three other artists on a commissioned artwork to be installed in Halifax’s Victoria General Hospital.
Utilizing rhythmic, flamboyant maximalism, Jacob’s works are intentionally saturated with concentrated sensory reflections, compressed into quasi-abstracted large-scale records.
Raised in Kingston, Ontario, Ran is looking forward to exhibiting his latest body of work back in the city of his youth and beloved hometown.
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SOMETHING BIG
Ending the decade and kicking off 2020 in a BIG way!
Have you spent the better part of 2019 staring at blank walls?
Have you dreamed of finding a perfect one-of-a-kind signature piece for your home or office?
2019 has been a great year for Studio22. We have had 8 successful solo shows as well as acquired a number of fabulous new artists. It is our desire to end the year with an exhibit that offers the most exceptional pieces to our most valued customers for their homes and offices.
Something Big is a group exhibit featuring large art by:
Bruno Capolongo
Jane Derby
Stefan Duerst
Debra Krakow
Rick Lapointe
Keight MacLean
Ingeborg Mohr
Susan Oomen
Evelyn Rapin
Ewa Scheer
Lee Stewart
Margaret Sutherland
JT Winik
Exhibit opens on December 6th.
Mark your calendars as it would be a colossal mistake to miss Something Big!
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COLOUR BLAST – Erika Olson
November 7 to December 16, 2017
COLOUR BLAST
a collection of new abstract work by Kingston artist Erika Olson
Erika Olson’s new solo exhibition features a return to the large colourful abstracts which marked the early days of her painting career. After more than a dozen years urgently examining the everyday objects of domesticity and producing the sumptuous still lives for which she has become known, Olson’s work has come full circle.
Saturated colour schemes remain a constant for Olson, as does her intuitive sense of balancing shapes. By juxtaposing smooth and jagged lines, her new works feel at once edgy and organic. Here, however, her domestic colour palette gives way to the exotic; Indian Miniatures providing a current muse.
Olson’s re-exploration of abstraction is a gift to the viewer; it’s as if she’s rediscovered some of her most comfortable and beloved old clothes, and by restructuring them, fashioned a tapestry of form and tone.
These large vibrant works are indeed quintessentially modernist in their inspiration and yet still feel current and original. Don’t miss your chance to see the exciting body of work that is COLOUR BLAST.
Erika Olson studied fine art at Queens University and earned her BFA from Concordia University. She has had numerous exhibitions and group shows in Kingston, Toronto, Calgary and the United Kingdom.
COLOUR BLAST; new abstracts by Erika Olson is on exhibit at Studio 22 from Tuesday, November 7 until Saturday December 16, 2017.
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REMNANTS – Debra Krakow
November 7 to December 16, 2017
Remnants: finding beauty in transience and decay
the latest body of work by local artist Debra Krakow
Working from her picturesque Wolfe Island home studio, artist and architect Debra Krakow watches the seasons unfold. Lush greens give way to the riotous ochres and siennas of autumn, before succumbing to the hush of winter’s mantle of white. These weathered landscapes, the evidence of time’s passage, inspire Krakow’s layered, and often expansive and abstracted, canvases.
Natural landscapes, sometimes presented as fragments, invite the viewer to look beneath the façade of mere seeing. They reveal the dignity and subtle structure of memory and perspective. What lies beyond that which we immediately encounter are the forms of change themselves. Krakow’s work reminds us that our subjective viewpoints necessarily reflect experience filtered through time and that which we most accurately perceive often demands focused attention and thoughtful exploration.
“I am drawn to these sparse, quiet landscapes with their vestiges of abundance: cornstalks in frozen fields, dead trees in a flooded pond, detritus on a forest floor. The signs of aging can be equally evocative and beautiful on human-made surfaces — peeling paint on weathered barn board, a rusty metal door, cracked plaster in an abandoned building. My working method is a natural fit for exploring the way structures and landscapes morph over time. I work in layers, selectively revealing or obscuring parts of the layers below to create an evocative surface. Just as a landscape or weathered surface bears hints of its evolution, my painted surfaces reveal a complex history of underlying texture and colour.”—Debra Krakow
Debra Krakow was born into a creative family in 1965 and has been a free spirit ever since. Torn between her two loves – art and physics –she decided to study architecture. She graduated from McGill University where she had the privilege of studying life drawing under artist Gentile Tondino. She developed her artistic practice through courses in painting, printmaking, sculpture, fibre arts and ceramics.
Her work has been exhibited in her native city of Montreal as well as Toronto, Ottawa, Kingston, Halifax and New York State. Her works are fondly displayed in living rooms and offices throughout North America.
Remnants: finding beauty in transience and decay is on exhibit at Studio 22 from Tuesday, November 7 until Saturday December 16, 2017.
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