winter sunlit trail – 12″ x 12″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel Simple ideas with the magic in them worked out, on display as it were…sharing straightforward experiences, but from my point of view … Continue reading →
new work at the Petroff Gallery 1016 Eglinton Avenue West, Toronto trail thru winter 46 – 24″ x 28.5″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed birch panel late day trail thru winter – 12″ x 12″ watercolour / … Continue reading →
another of the small – yet powerful and not needing to be any larger – winter pieces available at the studio ready to be shipped anywhere it would be made to feel at home….. (email us at micheal@zarowsky.net) trail thru … Continue reading →
dropped off new winter works this morning to Arta Gallery in the Distillery for their Xmas Exhibition November 17th – December 17th, 2018; 14 Distillery Lane, Toronto
Continue reading →we have a terrific selection of small paintings that will fit all your stretchy stocking stuffer wants / needs for the holidays comeby and see us at the Toronto East Rotary Arts & … Continue reading →
comments of juror Jill Price, copied from the latest Colour and Form Newsletter on the 66th Open Juried Exhibition; Jill and fellow jurist, Vera Bobson, found my works worthy of discussion; 3rd Place Winner Micheal Zarowsky AUTUMN ON THE POND … Continue reading →
walking shoreline conversations looking at the predictable finding the unpredictable riverside birches screen 18 muskoka river, mathiasville, 16″ x 16″ acrylic / watercolour painted directly on gessoed panel paintings as continuing conversations … Continue reading →
Went sketching time passed was not wasted in spite of overrated opportunities and wild days that will last forever if only cause we have nothing to compare to oh we can compare sunny day variations, on those days we can … Continue reading →
November. it rains a lot. the ponds overfill overflow their edges. shorelines disappear and new ones are made for as long as it takes to have the excess rain be absorbed into the groundwater. new shorelines that are chaotic, unmeant … Continue reading →