The Annual Exhibition for the Kingston Photographic Club starts on Sunday June 1st and will run until June 27th. Three of my photos have been selected for the exhibit and two of my Flickr friends, David Tyner and Wayne Hiebert, will also have photos on display.
The opening is on Monday June 2nd at 7pm at the Wilson Room at the Kingston Public Library, so if you are in the Kingston area please come and check it out!
The Annual Exhibition for the Kingston Photographic Club opens tomorrow and will run for the month of April. Three of my photos have been selected for the exhibit and two of my Flickr friends, Crag Spider and Wayne Hiebert, will also have photos on display.
The opening is on Tues April 3rd at 7pm at the Wilson Room at the Kingston Public Library, so if you are in the Kingston area please come and check it out!
I’m happy to announce that Towering has been selected to appear in the juried exhibition Mass Culture and Society, Exhibit 2A at the McIntosh Gallery in London, Ontario from January 11 ?¢‚Ǩ‚Äú February 25, 2007. The exhibition explores both the boundaries and intersection of photography with culture and society. This print is featured in the Built Environment category which focuses on our relationship with the Canadian urban landscape.
This is a big first for me - I rarely print my photos, and the ones I have printed can only be found in my living room - so it was fun to print an 11×14 and pick out a frame for it. This is also the first “proper” self-portrait I’ve ever taken that doesn’t involve me extending my arm out as far as I can. Tripods and self-timers sure are handy. ;)
Thanks to Garrett for letting me know about the exhibition.
This painting has slowly been making its way from my mind to the canvas since the idea to paint it flashed into my head several months ago. It’s hard to believe that I haven’t picked up a paint brush since high school, but I can see how recent pursuits of photography and doodling have influenced both my perspective and technique.
A collection of my doodles, similar to the one seen in the header above, is now online in Dan Zen’s Gallery 2010. Thanks to Dan for hosting the doodles as well as a bunch of other artwork by some fantastic artists from the Hamilton area. A different piece from each artist is displayed every day, so be sure to check back often.