I made this image quite some time ago, messing around with a painting program (I forget which one) on an ipad. It features my pal Memphis.
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Deluge
A few years ago, I made a few smallish paintings that involved paint and corrugated cardboard and collage. I did them at a time when I was not very prolific, and I was trying to forge my way into new territory in the studio. I… Read More
The new Yumart gallery space has opened
I was at the grand opening of the new Yumart gallery space today, and was excited to see the new gallery, (which is wonderful), and also charged up seeing the first exhibition in the space, Collage Paintings, by Tim Deverell. I really enjoy Tim’s work.… Read More
Yumart is moving
Yumart is moving from the old space on Spadina to 401 Richmond St. West, Suite B20, here in Toronto. The first show in the new space will feature Tim Deverell – Painting and Works on Paper, September 12 – October 3. Yvonne, who runs the… Read More
Art at Long Branch Fest
….at 29th and Lakeshore yesterday
Painting cycles
Exhibiting a group of paintings marks a natural end to what I think of as a cycle of work. For me that cycle really ends a couple months before the exhibition. Yesterday was the last day of my show at Yumart, Ways of the World,… Read More
Great to see everyone yesterday!
As regular visitors to this blog know, I’ve been cooped up in the house since March 9 when I slipped on a step in front of the house and broke and dislocated my ankle. Before yesterday I had only been out for a doctor’s visit… Read More
Down the River I go
I could listen to Cathy Barton and Dave Para sing Down the River I go Uncle Joe all day. I like the tune so much I made a painting after it. That painting is on display at Yumart starting this afternoon as part of my… Read More
Ways of the World – new paintings at Yumart opening Saturday afternoon
Fortunately, these days I paint with oils – impasto paint built up over time in layers. I say fortunately because I stopped painting for my upcoming exhibition early in the year to allow for plenty of drying time – meaning my exhibition was ready to… Read More
Dig it
The guy who dug that mystery tunnel up by York University – the one that has had all the news attention – has come forward saying he did it because it was his dream to build something like that; it was a fun project for… Read More
27th Street 