Adam Lupton holds his Bachelors of Communication Design from Emily Carr University or Art and Design, having graduated in May 2010. As a Vancouverite, Lupton draws his interest from that which he has known his entire life: the vast austerity of the matrix through the city. Lupton’s broad and wide-ranging interests provides the root of his visually artistic ideation. Having a keen interest in sociology and psychology, he combines his passion for popular culture, typography, philosophy, science/religion, and society to form the basis of his descriptive works. Lupton’s gaze explores psychological and sociological struggles in modern society. Painting in oil, blurring lines between realism and expressionism helps Lupton probe the internal and external dialogue faced in his multi-directional narratives. His recent series, “What’s In Store for me in the Direction I Don’t Take?”, pits moments of choice against the visualization of their outcomes: temporal planes coexisting on a singular surface. With the notion of quantum mechanics having every possible outcome to a situation realized in splintered universes, he paints figures with varied levels of connection to reality. When every single direction exists in varying parallel lives, our process of free will as well as concepts of space, time, fate, and self come into question.
These beautifully complex portraits convey a sense of internal struggle in a very outward way. Vancouver-based artist Adam Lupton's series, What's in
Untitled (Vancouver) is an early work by Molly Lamb that portrays a group of people in a public space—a theme that became central to her work later in her career. She completed the painting just as she was finishing her studies at the Vancouver School of Art.
Discover the whimsical Vancouver artist Gabrielle Haynes, who brings vibrancy and joy to everyday life with her unexpected, colorful pieces.
Leo Mortem is an up-and-coming Tattoo and Visual artist from Vancouver with a degree in Earth Science from SFU.
Discover the whimsical Vancouver artist Gabrielle Haynes, who brings vibrancy and joy to everyday life with her unexpected, colorful pieces.
Greta Guzek’s paintings are characterized by her distinctive approach to line and colour and their calming effect on the viewer. By way of…
Discover the whimsical Vancouver artist Gabrielle Haynes, who brings vibrancy and joy to everyday life with her unexpected, colorful pieces.
Vancouver artist David Wilson presents his newest collection, Close to Home, October 1 to 21, 2020 at the Kurbatoff Gallery on Granville
Elaine Morrow is an Irish-born, Vancouver-based illustration artist. She specializes in architectural, structural drawings.
A major donation to the Vancouver Art Gallery brings newly discovered paintings by Group of Seven artist J.E.H. MacDonald into the limelight.
Katherine Duclos’s striking abstract works have now earned the attention of Lego, which brought her to Art Week Miami Beach for a special event.
Discover the whimsical Vancouver artist Gabrielle Haynes, who brings vibrancy and joy to everyday life with her unexpected, colorful pieces.
Discover the whimsical Vancouver artist Gabrielle Haynes, who brings vibrancy and joy to everyday life with her unexpected, colorful pieces.
If you're a museum enthusiast and happen to be in Vancouver, you're in for a treat. Vancouver is home to a diverse range of museums, from art and culture to history and science. With so
Mandy Tsung is a figurative painter based in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Mandy explains her work by saying, “My work revolves around the female figure. Ever since I was a young girl, surrounded by literature, magazines, and comics which depicted captivating women, I’ve felt the desire to both emulate and override the imagery that informs my view of what it is to be a woman. As I become more aware of the world around me, I feel a responsibility to present the viewer with something new and, possibly, challenging. The characters in my paintings are meant to be emotive, to communicate personal stories that are open to interpretation by the viewer in whatever way speaks to them. My hope is that they will come away with a new understanding of themselves and the people around them.”
Katherine Duclos’s striking abstract works have now earned the attention of Lego, which brought her to Art Week Miami Beach for a special event.
Osvaldo Ramirez Castillo immigrated to Canada at age 11. He is a graduate of The Ontario College of Art and Design (2001) and obtained his MFA degree at Concordia University in 2008. He has exhibited extensively across Canada and internationally in venues such as The International Print Centre in New York, The Southern Alberta Art Gallery, MAI (Montréal Arts interculturels), Sur Gallery in Toronto, The Mexic-Arte museum in Austin, USA and Casa de las Americas gallery in La Havana, Cuba among others. Osvaldo explains his work by saying, “Using drawing as a vehicle for storytelling, my ongoing body of work is a constant revision of historical, cultural and personal experience. The main concepts I revisit are issues of collective memory, historical trauma and cultural identity within a global context, explored through the possibilities of narrative. My work process is an intuitive construction of memory as a form of personal myth-making that casts political commentary, voices modes of resistance, and most recently speaks to a process of re- construction and healing. Originally from El Salvador, my drawn imagery deploys elements of pre-Columbian mythology, Salvadoran popular folklore and iconography sourced from historical and contemporary visual culture to revise and manipulate appropriated imagery into personal mythic narratives onto paper. In addition, I also situate the human body as a symbol and site for trauma in reference to personal and collective experiences of war and loss that marked El Salvador during the civil war years in the 1980\’s, – a time my family and I lived through, and as a result of which, emigrated to Canada. Over time however, the act of drawing has become a response to re- imagine memory as a place where myth and personal experience converge and reconcile.”
Katherine Duclos’s striking abstract works have now earned the attention of Lego, which brought her to Art Week Miami Beach for a special event.
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“Douglas Coupland: everywhere is anywhere is anything is everything” is the first major survey exhibition of the artist's work and will be presented at the
Discover the whimsical Vancouver artist Gabrielle Haynes, who brings vibrancy and joy to everyday life with her unexpected, colorful pieces.
Amelia Alcock-White was born 1981 on Vancouver Island in British Columbia and studied at University of Vancouver Island and Emily Carr University. Alcock-White’s paintings express the human condition and its relation to nature, the transitory character of time and the contrasting endurance of elemental forces. Psychological themes, primal emotions and archetypal figures all play a role in her works. She fuses sentiment, intimacy and warmth with the enigmatic, giving her images an emotional subtlety that draws the viewer into her private world. Her paintings have been the subject of numerous solo and group exhibitions. Her work is represented in public and private collections in Canada and the United States.
Off the trails of her successful debut at Art Toronto in 2017, Creators Vancouver's Elizabeth Newton sat down with painter Mel Gausden to learn which qualities makes one a successful painter. Read the whole Q&A here. Mel's hotly anticipated exhibition 'Girls Gone Wild' opens Saturday, January 13th at Bau-Xi Vancouv
"Portrait" by Evren Temel, she is from Istanbul. She started to paint when she was a child. Painting and creating have always been a passion for her.
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Mecca Normal's Jean Smith started selling portraits of women’s faces for $100 US apiece; now they’re in high demand.
