I first heard and saw pieces of Robert Rauschenberg's works in London at the Barbican Center during a class visit. I was in awe, not for their beauty and uniqueness, but because I had finally discovered an artist whose work I can relate to. You see, I paint, and recently, I came out of retirement … Continue reading Robert Rauschenberg 1925 – 2008
Today I am sharing my passion. A passion that I inherited from my father. A passionate of the arts, he was a great collector and I learnt a lot from the many afternoons we spent together, sipping tea and analyzing the paintings hung on the walls of our home. He was a man of knowledge … Continue reading My Art in pictures
Who is Pablo Picasso? For some, he is the man that painted disfigured forms on canvas and called it art and not surprisingly so, claimed he was an artist. To others, he is a genius that paved way to an art movement called Cubism and whose paintings and sculptures reflect deep emotional stance caused by … Continue reading #Picasso1932 at the Tate
The Artport Gallery at the Harbourfront Center is exhibiting the annual Kingston Prize portraiture exhibition up until April 22nd. Displayed are the works of the 30 finalists that took part of the competition. " The vision of the Kingston Prize is to encourage and reward the creation of contemporary portraits by Canadian artists , to provide … Continue reading The Kingston Prize – Le Prix Kingston Portraits 2017
Happy Sun'day to each and everyone of you, Hope you all had a wonderful weekend! Mine was quite interesting as I literally immersed myself into art all day yesterday at the Distillery District for the Toronto Light Festival 2018. It was quite the experience as I was in my element and nothing could've stopped me … Continue reading The Toronto Light Festival 2018 – Distillery District
