my painting in the CSPWC / France watercolour Exchange Exhibition (the second leg of the exhibition is now in Avignon after a showing at the Helson Gallery in Georgetown) daylight dropping colour into the world 20″ x 28″ watercolour … Continue reading →
while working towards something coming up in the near future, aren’t we all? thought i would post something, most of which is available, most of which has never been shown, hence never seen; a series of wendy and larry and … Continue reading →
going thru tall boxes in the back room came across a watercolour had not seen / forgotten for years moon river morning shoreline 22″ x 50″ (framed at 37 x 64)
Continue reading →My entry ‘new snowfall for a new pine’ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel 30″ x 30″ x 1 3/4″ juried into the Society of Canadian Artists (SCA) 50th International Juried Exhibition Todmorden Mills Papermill Gallery, 67 Pottery … Continue reading →
working on paper again, and as i am not giving up working on panel, i suspect i will never sleep again. this is as much about the clear light that is certain days, as it is about a balcony in … Continue reading →
….with windshield wipers slapping back n forth during the downpour along sherborne, took an hour and twenty five minutes to inch my way over n out to kipling n lakeshore from sherborne n bloor tonight; which is to say i … Continue reading →
come by, say hello, see our new work at the toronto outdoor art fair nathan phillips square, July 6 – 8, 2018 booth c 237
Continue reading →All 3 of my entries of work from venice were juried into into the Colour and Form Society’s 2018 Elected Members Biennial Exhibition. July 5th to August 17, 2018 Assembly Hall Gallery 1 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive, (Kipling & … Continue reading →
undulating with 4 upturned water lily pads 18″ x 30″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed birch panel 4 Shares 3 Comments Comments Willene Kanasky This has such a calming effect on me . . . Micheal … Continue reading →
irises ought be out now lining the banks of the saugeen river as thick as parade watchers waiting for the queen to float by; need to get up and soon; a number of years ago we went out at night … Continue reading →