Hi Everyone, so we are having an Art Exhibit of Religious works starting December 3rd and running through to the 27th. Included is a Guido Nincheri painting from 1919!
The Vernissage partaay is Saturday Dec 10, 1-4 pm.
I hope you have time to stop by St. Anthony of Padua Church, Ottawa. The Exhibit is in the basement and open Saturday’s 1-4 pm and Sundays 9am-12 pm."@luciaalloggia
Artists include: Marc Adornato Adrian Gor, Malal Art, Val Burton, Cairn Cunnane, Guido Nincheri, Christina Petley, Gerald Trottier and Sarah Warren.
Here are images of the artwork: https://www.adornato.com/post/religious-art-press-release
INVERSIONS - ATRIUM ART GALLERY
SEPTEMBER 28-NOVEMBER 3 2022
ATRIUM ART GALLERY, BEN FRANKLIN PLACE, 101 CENTREPOINTE DRIVE, NEPEAN, ON K2G 5K7
Vernissage: Thursday October 13, 6 pm to 9 pm.
“Inversions” is an exhibition of new large-scale drawings and relief prints by Adrian Gor that focus on the notion of truth from a contemporary postmodern perspective. The title refers to a world in which truth and illusion, history and the present became interchangeable, incorporating key Western thinkers and Eastern European iconographic techniques of art making.
Special thanks to the City of Ottawa for their support.
Artist Talk with Adrian Gor- Shenkman Art Centre, Orleans, Canada , January 2022
For more details of the works displayed see: artottawa.ca/hidden-in-plain-sight and @osao.gallery on Instagram
Duo Exhibition - Shenkman Art Centre, Orleans, Canada January 10 - February 12, 2022
Artist Talk w/ Adrian Gor - Online event at ARTSPLACE and ARCAC
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2021 AT 6 PM EDT – 8 PM EDT
We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.
SOLO EXHIBITION - ARTsPLACE Artist-run Centre, NS, Canada, August - September 2021
We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.
Best in Show for Relief Print - Dec 28 2020
Mini Print International Exhibition Best in Show for Relief Print
Ottawa School of Art École d'art d'Ottawa
Title: "Droning in Ecstasy" Linocut, 2019 Québec, Canada
The image is composed of a reception of old and new symbols such as the transfigured body of christ from old master's works and drone machines. like with the body of christ, the drone machine symbolizes the desire to overcome human nature and see the world all at once. thus, the work proposes that the medieval equivalence of a drone is christ or "god's eye view."
The work does not have a narrative in a modern sense, however it merges the symbols through the movement of lines that may suggest a state of ecstasy. it invites for reflecting on how human desire for omnipresence manifest over time.
The Ottawa School of Art was pleased to present the Eighth International Miniature Print exhibition from October 19 to November 22 2020. The show brought together artists from around the world who have responded to the call for submissions and we have an excellent exhibition with 355 works by 135 artists from 21 different countries.
An invited jury of three art professionals with printmaking expertise, Guillermo Trejo – Instructor for OSA, Sam Loewen – Creative Director, Studio Sixtysix – Contemporary Art Gallery Farouk Kaspaules – Instructor for OSA, will be asked to select one print from five categories: Relief, Intaglio, Lithography, Screen Print, and New Media, while OSA’s Executive Director, Jeff Stellick chose one – Director’s Pick. OSA will purchase the six selected prints and they will become part of OSA’s permanent art collection. The artists whose work is selected will have their entry fees waived for the ninth miniature print biennale exhibition in 2022 and their selected print will be featured prominently in the gallery, in the exhibition catalogue, and online at artottawa.ca
Ottawa, ASP gallery (Solo Exhibition), March 30 - 24 April, 2020 - postponed due to COVID 19
Ottawa - Atrium Gallery, (Solo Exhibition), 2020 - postponed due to COVID 19
"Ottawa Icons" CBC News VIDEO (about 21:30 mins in): http://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1657396803612/
Sandra Abma · CBC News · Posted: Dec 13, 2019 3:34 PM ET | Last Updated: December 13
May 2019
My new article "Reimagining the Iconic in New Media Art: Mobile Digital Screens and Chôra as Interactive Space" is now available in Theory, Culture & Society, SAGE Journals, Article first published online: May 6, 2019.
The article includes some of my pen and ink drawings and analyses the experience of an iconic vision in new media art based on Jeffrey Shaw’s installation, The Golden Calf.