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SEASONS GREETINGS Thank you everyone for your interest and support for our explorations, our works over this past year. HAPPY HOLIDAYS
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About Micheal
The work is all about light / Painting is a spiritual process connecting me to the world / The paintings are impressions of the particular. Water spilling reflections across the surfaces of silent wetlands. Unique moments in time. Individual meditative moments, quiet places that neither reveal themselves easily, nor ask anyone to specifically to come there
late late fall along the west arm of lake nipissing
Micheal Zarowsky Fine Art
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the north shore / colours shifting with the wind (left) autumn red french river 3 18″ x 12″ mixed media (below) autumn pond / french river 21 … Continue reading →
the only snow in town
Micheal Zarowsky Fine Art
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not quite t-shirt weather in December, but then no sign of snow anywhere other than right here. several smaller, but albeit, “big soxx stocking stuffer” winter pieces now available at the open studio……. one of which….. ‘traces of late day … Continue reading →
pictures away from home
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every so often a friend / client will send over a personal photo which includes / shows how one of my paintings is adjusting to its new life now that it has left the studio; this mornings seasonally appropriate treat … Continue reading →
December Square Foot Show At Julie Veenstra’s Studio
Micheal Zarowsky Fine Art
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5 new pieces at Julie Veenstra’s Square Foot Show at her studio in Hamilton December 10 – 12, 2015 Opening Night is December 10th from 7pm at 167 James Street N. in Hamilton, ON
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New work at / part of the Holiday Treasures Exhibition John Libby Gallery 463 King St., E., Toronto December 5 – 22, 2015 click on image to enlarge “starlight, starbright….” (chateau, beaumont drive, toronto) 24″ x 36″ … Continue reading →