Be sure to come to the Chroma show at Hashtag gallery on Dundas West.. I have 3 pieces showing.... show runs from NOV. 29th – DEC. 2nd
I am part of Artscape Triangle Gallery Collective show... from December 7th to the 18th..
Drop by on the sat.8th for our opening and meet everyone..
The Triangle Gallery is located at 38 Abell St., in Toronto's Queen West art district. The show will be open 11 am. to 6 pm. daily....make sure to drop by and see some great stuff.. including new plaques by yours truly.
of course you are always welcome to come to my studio to view art... located in High Park area of Toronto.. give me a call 416-767-3071 to set up an appointment...
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Live painting at a Sweetland Hallowe'en Cabaret - 2012A fun time was had by all... dressed up as Freda Kahlo (a stretch of the imagination)I was live painting to great music and performance at the fabulous
Loft 404 .. thank you
Kristin Sweetland!!
I was honoured to be asked to display some paintings at the Sony Centre for
The International Flamenco Festival October 2012
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"can't stop dancing"
24"x 36"
oil on wood
$1200 |
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Flamenco Dancer
24"x 36"
oil on panel
$1200
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Live painting at the Distillery for Nuit Blanche 2012 -
DADA Reboot..
photo Credit Michael Lindon
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Fringe Festival - 2012
painting LIVE at the Fringe Festival for NUMBERS
I will be painting "live" for each performance of NUMBERS at the fringe festival
Kokus Productions an amazing singing - dancing production.... I have been sketching the dancers at rehearsal since February and the energy is working up... Come and see us!!!
ONTARIO ARTS REVIEW - Great Reviews for NUMBERS.. and I get mentioned
July 8, 2012 TORONTO FRINGE FESTIVAL, 2012
“NUMBERS” @ Factory Theatre
"Kokus Productions & director Lukas Press have a definite contender for Best of Fringe in this large dance-oriented emotional story of the Holocaust. Seen through the eyes of a utterly loveable Ella Ballentine who is the epitome of W.C. Fields’ caveat about working with kids or animals. Everyone else pales. But not by very much, the dancers who also vocalize the deteriorating situation from anti-Jewish laws, to hunger; to Ghetto to tattooed NUMBERS & the ‘final solution’ are collectively marvellously talented. The choreographic team, has managed to capture the essence of diminishing youthful optimism, as well as the visual impact of degradation, fear & ultimate horror that embodied Germany’s philosophy under its Fuehrer. Costumes, makeup; lighting, sound and scene-setting all contribute to the overall impressions the creative team hoped to project and they have succeeded. Creator & coach Robyn Kay-Pilarski deserves much credit. This is an imaginative work that is professionally implemented and this is certainly a must-see effort.
Bonus, artist Rhonda Nolan, interprets the on-stage progress and her impression thereof on canvas during the entire performance. The result is raffled off at the conclusion." TG
.....and another review with a mention -
MOONEY on THEATRE By Avi Bendahan
"I’d call this a dance piece, but that would be massively oversimplifying things. Then again, I’m not sure how to communicate the way co-directors Lukas Press and Rebecca Reinhart managed to weave together narrative, storytelling, singing, acoustic guitar, historical facts, l
ive painting (by local artist Rhonda Nolan), and oh yeah, did I mention the dancing?"
Shots of the premiere
