Showing posts with label mur insolite. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mur insolite. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Art Exhibition



Hello everyone!

Just a quick word to let you know where you can see my work around halloween!

First of all, beginning on october 19th and running until christmas, my latest oils will be on show at the art gallery "Le Mur Insolite", which I mentionned a few times until today. The gallery was an old convenience store that has been transformed in a dark artist's haven and now works hard to bring the unusual and the bizarre to the general population.

Also on display will be one of my shrunken heads, my hand of glory, and my feejee mermaid, all of which will be available for sale.

For those who can't make it to Quebec City but live close to Montreal, until halloween, I will have a few oils & watercolors on display at the Usine 106U gallery near the Plateau Mont-Royal.


Thursday, June 6, 2013

Live Painting at the Temps Partiel

Last friday, I had the chance to share the stage with my friend and incredibly talented artist Marie-Pier Lapointe at the Temps Partiel, painting a large, 30" x 60" canvas in front of the bar patrons, in under 3 hours.

That night at the bar was actually a fundraiser for Le Mur Insolite, the darkest, friendliest, most bizarre gallery in the province of Quebec. While we tried to give something to watch with our painting, DJ Kronos was spinning great industrial music, tickets to win two gorgeous pendants by local artist Rottenz were sold and the gallery kept about 15% of all sales of alcohol, courtesy of the bar.

While the evening started with the bar almost empty with the worst thunderstorm I've seen in years raging outside, it ended up being a success, bringing about 400$ to the gallery, and an invitation from the Temps Partiel to do that again every three months.

The finished canvas is now on sale at the Mur Insolite.