April 14, 2016 / Gallery 44
by Rhiann Moore
The talk brought out a crowd of curious people, as the work is ominous and incites a great deal more questions than it answers.
Sarah Anne Johnson: The Kitchen / Artist Talk
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Fred Hummel: Of Hand Mind and Soul
by Rhiann Moore
From animals, to figures, to more abstract works Hummel clearly puts his all into each one of his works big or small.
Bodyworks at the Canadian Sculpture Centre
by Rhiann Moore
Bodyworks is a yearly event at the Sculptors Society as the artists are called on to explore contemporary representations of the human form. Each artist’s unique voice was present from realism to abstraction
Claude Breeze at Yumart
by Rhiann Moore
Although he has not publicly presented his works for a number of years it is clear that in the art world he is always a welcome presence whether at smaller intimate galleries like Yumart or larger spaces like Canada’s National Gallery.
New Members of the Sculptors Society of Canada
by Rhiann Moore
Each of the new additions brought interesting and unique perspectives along with them.
The Circle Game at Lonsdale Gallery
by Rhiann Moore
While all the works are individually interesting, as an exhibition they become even stronger, showing how influences of the past can be regenerated into new artwork, creating new meaning.
Kudos II / Canadian Sculpture Centre
by Rhiann Moore
Each creation at Kudos II stood out in their own unique way and a must-see for anyone interested in contemporary sculpture.
Sadko Hadzihasanovic: Centre of Gravity at Paul Petro
by Rhiann Moore
He spoke about the connection between outsiders and printmaking, as each needs to be treated with a certain delicacy; the outsider must be approached as lightly as the drypoint in order to be properly comprehended.
Propeller’s 4th Annual Off The Wall Fundraiser and Gala
by Rhiann Moore
the attendee’s who purchased tickets wait for their number to be drawn and when it is – they have sixty seconds to chose the piece of art off the wall they want to take home with them
BMO 1st Art! Exhibition at JMB
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It is clear why each of the pieces were chosen as they all seek to ask questions about their history, their future, and the meaning of life.
Janne Reuss: Bound in Blue at Gallery 1313
by Rhiann Moore
Like the thread of the veils each piece weaves together the different aspects of the artist’s identity as an immigrant and as a woman.