Ashdale Gallery

There are only a few days left to grab your last-minute gifts for the holidays! Here are some of our favourite pieces under $1,200:

1. Loaded and Leaving, by Joanne Godenir. 12 x 12
2. Visit in the Golden Hour, by Johnny Taylor. 20 x 16
3. Peony Study 5 by Robert Lemay. 16 x 20
4. Solitude 2 by Jason McCrea. 20 x 16
5. High Rise by Christa Rijneveld. 12 x 9
6. Lookout by Nick Rooney. 16 x 14
7. "Gyda" jewelry by Gabriella Sierra.
8. Porthole # 57 by Gabrielle Strong. 12" tondo
9. Sleepy Daisy by Vikki Drummond. 16 x 16
10. Plus-que-parfait by Lori Bagneres. 24 x 24

Feel free to reach out about these or any of our pieces via DM or email: [email protected].

And don't forget about our "Elevate Your Gift" offer, on until Dec 24th! Link in bio for more details.

Hey North Vancouver!! Have you seen our small works exhibit yet?! So many fabulous pieces! Prices as low as $300 for original Canadian work!! Come see me to view these incredible works by Canadian’s finest artists!

We love this piece so much here at Ashdale! Who’s going to smart enough to make it theirs?!
Coming, going 30” x 30”
Amazing on its own or call me to ask how to pair it with another piece to create a deeply unique, personalized curation!
We LOVE to design pairings and make the work stand out in a way that is less likely. Giving so much more to both pieces individually by creating a new story specific to you!

6 days left to take us up on our Elevate Your Gift offer!

From now through Christmas Eve, we will match any gift card purchased, up to $250.

To take advantage of this offer, reach out to us directly via phone, email, or DM!

Offer available until end of day, December 24th.

Conditions apply. Visit our link in bio for more details.

Our winter hours start this Tuesday!

Starting Dec 19th we will be open Tuesday to Saturday, 11 - 5:30.
We will be available on Sundays for private viewings and consultations, and closed on Mondays.

With these new hours that means we will be closed December 24th + 25th, as well as December 31st + January 1st.

See you at the Gallery!

Did you know we also have physical, printed gift cards available at the Gallery? Come pick one up today!

From now through Christmas Eve, we will match any gift card purchased, up to $250.

Reach out for more details and to purchase!

Support local artists across Canada this holiday season, and surprise someone with the gift of original Canadian artwork!

Link in bio to shop our Holiday Gift Guide 🎁

Gabriela Sierra's collection of contemporary jewelry will be live at noon today!

Join us at the Gallery from 12-4pm to shop the collection and enjoy a glass of bubbles.

See you there!

Join us on December 2nd from 3:30 - 8pm for the opening of Deck the Smalls, a curated show of small works by Canadian artists!

This event is in conjunction with The Shipyards District's Sip and Shop night - an evening of entertainment, shopping, and delicious treats. Ashdale Gallery and other participating shops in the neighbourhood are keeping their doors open late, just for you!

Not sure which piece to buy your special someone? We have gift cards that never expire and offer complimentary art consultations!

This small works show will run Dec 2nd to Christmas.

Did you know that Shaw Communications has named a room, The Robert Lemay Room, in Shaw Court, downtown Calgary?

Lemay's paintings appear in collections all over the world, including the Canadian Consulate in both New York City and Sydney, Australia. His work is also part of the Canada Council Art Bank, and hangs at Clif Lede Wineries in Yountville, California, at Graceland University in Lamoni, Iowa, in Edmonton’s City Hall, and in many prestigious private and corporate collections.

These are two of 3 new pieces by Robert Lemay, now hanging at the Gallery. Make your room a Robert Lemay room!

Look what has arrived, just in time for the holidays!

When you give the gift of original Canadian art, you are not only making your person's day, but you're also supporting local Canadian artists and our little family business.

Our gift cards never expire and can be used both online and in person at Ashdale Gallery. We also offer complimentary and personalized consultations for your gift recipient to help them find the piece that works best with their space!

Looking for a physical card that you can wrap and gift in person? We have those! Just make a note during checkout, and we will put it aside for you at the Gallery.

Link in bio to purchase!

Joanne MacDonald's sculptures play with space, light and shadows, and provide a variety of perspectives depending how you choose to place it. Here are 5 of our favourites, with "Engage IV." 

Inspired by the delicate balance of nature and relationships, Joanne works almost exclusively with found, natural, and recycled elements... Her artwork, like a mirror, contrasts the balance and imperfection of life. Pensive and introspective, Joanne’s sculptures, often kinetic, allude to individuals and their relationships, creating an emotional dialogue between art and viewer and inviting them to interact with the pieces.

What other ways would you position this sculpture? 

Engage IV
12 x 15 x 16
Welded steel, paint
$2,500

It takes a village.

Ashdale Gallery would not be what it is today without our incredible architect, Shora Parvaresh, with !

We can not thank her enough for the hard work and love that she put into making our space the stunning, welcoming environment that it is. 🙏

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Happy birthday to the reason for it all. My ride or die. My yes man. My business partner, life coach, baby daddy, shoulders, best friend, the rudder to my engine. My forever and ever. Thank you from all of us at Ashdale and at home. We love you deeply, madly.
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"Serenity and her pearls" by Donovan Rose is now hanging at the Gallery!

48" x 60"
$5,700

We are so excited about our Grand Opening that we are going to be doing 2 nights!

Friday, Oct 20th, 5-8pm: Artists in attendance evening, with a welcoming by Squamish Nation's K'Ana Deborah Baker. Come get to know our artists and their work!

Saturday, Oct 21st, 5-8pm: our Grand Opening event with a welcoming by Squamish Nation's K'Ana Deborah Baker, and catering by ! Come meet our team, see our unique little space, and get to know Ashdale Gallery.

We look forward to seeing you at one or both nights!

Need a serene escape this week? Come to the Gallery and enjoy the 9 mezmerising new pieces from Toronto-based color field artist Lawrence Morton!

Hi all! Last day of the floral show has been EXTENDED until next week! This work is just too beautiful together. If you haven’t been in COME down! I’ll be there. So will the wine. 😘

We are so excited to announce that one of our artists, Lori Bagneres, is participating in the 2023 North Shore Art Crawl!

The North Shore Art Crawl, now in its thirteenth year, is a free community event that celebrates the creative energy of local artists. The event features over 150 artists all throughout the North Shore, inviting community to engage with and learn about their practices. 

Lori Bagneres' art will be on display at Ashdale Gallery on October 14th, 11am - 5:30pm, and October 15th, 11am - 3:30pm. 

Come say hi, and show your support for Lori and all the amazing artists featured in the North Shore Art Crawl - see you there!

Join Us for an Unforgettable Evening of Art and Celebration!

We would love to invite you to Ashdale Gallery's Grand Opening Event, “Come True.” A night where passion, creativity, and community converge in a celebration of Canadian arts. Come meet our team, see our unique little space, and get to know Ashdale - a place where stories come to life through art.

With a welcoming by Squamish Nation's K'Ana Deborah Baker, and catering by Sushi Mahana, this will be an evening you won’t want to miss!

Join us for a night of connection at the culmination of a lifelong journey, as our dream becomes a reality.

Saturday, October 21st, 4-8pm

Let your art journey begin.

is an erotic art exhibition seeking to portray and celebrate the expansive spectrum of love and lust through the visual arts. We are dedicated to presenting an inclusive, exciting and s*x positive exhibition for our audience.

Presented by , , , and co-curated by Calgary artists & . In celebration of the expansive spectrum of love and lust, this exhibition will take place in February & March 2024 in all three gallery cities! 

Keep your eyes on social media for more details and a call for submissions coming soon! 

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Show on until September 24th. Come during regular hours or message me for private viewing. Not to be missed.

Everyone is welcome…

Join us for our first show at Ashdale Gallery!

Amidst the changing of seasons here on the North Shore, "Flowers for Fall" unveils a diverse collection of floral pieces that defy the seasons. This show will celebrate the timeless allure of blooms, reminding us that their beauty knows no bounds.
As the curtain falls on summer, this show will be bursting with life, echoing the sentiment that flowers are an eternal muse, adorning every moment, every season.

We can't wait to have you with us!
Friday, September 15th, 6 - 9 PM

While this event is free to attend, we recommend RSVP-ing through the link below.

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"Can you imagine this handsome Cree man sporting his beautiful black braids as he heads off to work on Wall Street in New York City. He's confident in his Cree culture & gained a good education allowing him to be part of modern society."

Limited edition prints by George Littlechild are now at Ashdale Gallery!

Welcome to Ashdale Gallery, Les Thomas! "I've always been keenly interested in the history of painting, from the medium's distant past to the present day. Amongst my aspirations are to create artworks that are both inimitable and uniquely Canadian. I consider my work as a hybrid of realism and pop-art, but not in a strict sense of either term. For the most part I tend to employ sub-narrative subject matter, so whatever I depict is intended as a point of departure (in order to explore the entire surface) rather than being the sole focus of the painting." Come into the Gallery this weekend to see Les Thomas' collection in person! We are open 10:30 - 5 today and 10:30 - 3 tomorrow.

We have a new piece by North Vancouver based artist, Lori Bagneres!

With a masterful fusion of acrylic, image transfer, cold wax, oil, and Venetian plaster, Lori Bagneres evokes a deep connection to the idyllic French countryside and its people. From the sun-drenched Provence to the serene Champagne, her landscapes trigger nostalgia for bygone summers and a yearning for the viewer's own 'Motherland.'

Come on in to see Lori's collection in person!
We are open 10:30-5 Wednesday to Saturday, and 10:30-3 on Sundays.

Hi all!! Come join if you’re in town!

Please give a warm welcome to Toronto-based color field artist, Lawrence Morton!

Lawrence Morton's goal is to create large luminous works that add a spark of joy and beauty to people’s lives.

His painting process typically begins by stripping down his subject matter to its essence and applying multiple layers of transparent colour. Over time, the colours interact, overlap and coalesce, creating a sense of depth and interest.

He works in oils, taking advantage of their unique lustre, richness, and long drying time. His process is gradual and deliberate. Some pieces can come together within days while others take weeks or even months to complete.

Inspired by artists such as Jules Olitski, Leon Berkowtiz and Mark Rothko, his work represents an escape from our fast-paced world—to a place where time slows down and even stands still, allowing viewers a moment of reflection or quiet contemplation.

Largely self-taught, he studied art at Queen’s University and the Toronto School of Art and was awarded a grant to the Chateau d’Orquevaux Residency Program in France. When he’s not making messes in the studio, you can find him hanging out with his family and their two dogs, getting lost in a good book, playing piano, or cheering on the Toronto Raptors.

You can come see Lawrence Morton's work at the Gallery very soon! Until then, head to our website via the link in our bio.

https://ashdalegallery.com/collections/lawrence-morton-1

Please give a warm welcome to Toronto-based color field artist, Lawrence Morton! Lawrence Morton's goal is to create large luminous works that add a spark of joy and beauty to people’s lives. His painting process typically begins by stripping down his subject matter to its essence and applying multiple layers of transparent colour. Over time, the colours interact, overlap and coalesce, creating a sense of depth and interest. He works in oils, taking advantage of their unique lustre, richness, and long drying time. His process is gradual and deliberate. Some pieces can come together within days while others take weeks or even months to complete. Inspired by artists such as Jules Olitski, Leon Berkowtiz and Mark Rothko, his work represents an escape from our fast-paced world—to a place where time slows down and even stands still, allowing viewers a moment of reflection or quiet contemplation. Largely self-taught, he studied art at Queen’s University and the Toronto School of Art and was awarded a grant to the Chateau d’Orquevaux Residency Program in France. When he’s not making messes in the studio, you can find him hanging out with his family and their two dogs, getting lost in a good book, playing piano, or cheering on the Toronto Raptors. You can come see Lawrence Morton's work at the Gallery very soon! Until then, head to our website via the link in our bio.

We are so excited to introduce John F. Ross to our artist roster at Ashdale Gallery!

The tradition of landscape painting in Canada is one of Pure Landscape – depicting the land as it truly is, largely free from symbolic content. John's work pursues a conceptual departure from this tradition, introducing the viewer to a new way of observing the land. The heavy simplification of symbolic forms and a tangible awareness for the physicality of painting create a platform from which to retell the Canadian landscape story. His goal is to create paintings that, in the footsteps of the European Symbolists, emphasize an interpretable meaning behind line, shape, and subject. The result is a collection of narratives about a place populated with the remnants of human influence and reclaimed by a wilder element.

"My stories always begin as an impulsive set of images that collect within the borders of a scene. Though guided by a structured conceptual theme, these scenes don’t profess any specific or absolute meaning. They are an invitation to seek out an untold story."

We can't wait for you to visit the Gallery and see John F. Ross' work in person!

https://ashdalegallery.com/collections/john-ross

We are so excited to introduce John F. Ross to our artist roster at Ashdale Gallery! The tradition of landscape painting in Canada is one of Pure Landscape – depicting the land as it truly is, largely free from symbolic content. John's work pursues a conceptual departure from this tradition, introducing the viewer to a new way of observing the land. The heavy simplification of symbolic forms and a tangible awareness for the physicality of painting create a platform from which to retell the Canadian landscape story. His goal is to create paintings that, in the footsteps of the European Symbolists, emphasize an interpretable meaning behind line, shape, and subject. The result is a collection of narratives about a place populated with the remnants of human influence and reclaimed by a wilder element. "My stories always begin as an impulsive set of images that collect within the borders of a scene. Though guided by a structured conceptual theme, these scenes don’t profess any specific or absolute meaning. They are an invitation to seek out an untold story." We can't wait for you to visit the Gallery and see John F. Ross' work in person!

We are deeply humbled and incredibly honoured to introduce internationally acclaimed senior artist, Dr. George Littlechild. kinanâskomitin, George.

"If I were to ask myself why I create the art I do; I would have to answer: “It is what I was born to do. It is my passion, my joy, as my art has been there throughout my life’s journey!”

If I were asked what kind of art I create; I would answer by saying, “It is art that speaks from the heart, the social and the Political.”

My art is charged with energy & color, vibrant, magical, & thus enabling the soul to travel.

I envision, I rely on the intuitive, the spiritual, the emotional. To tell stories through my art. I am a storyteller, a visualist. A conveyer of messages…

I began to create art as a small boy. My foster mother saw that I had a talent, at a very young age. She was encouraging, loving… She saw the gift in me. Scribblers were filled, art lessons began at an early age… Art school, exhibition and books, lectures, and teaching.

In my work, I am committed to righting the wrongs that First Nations peoples have endured by creating art that focuses on cultural, social and political injustices. As an artist, educator and cultural worker, my goal is a better world. It is my job to show the pride, strength and beauty of First Nations people and cultures, and contribute to the betterment of mankind."

Head to our website to view George's collection!

https://ashdalegallery.com/collections/george-littlechild

We are deeply humbled and incredibly honoured to introduce internationally acclaimed senior artist, Dr. George Littlechild. kinanâskomitin, George. "If I were to ask myself why I create the art I do; I would have to answer: “It is what I was born to do. It is my passion, my joy, as my art has been there throughout my life’s journey!” If I were asked what kind of art I create; I would answer by saying, “It is art that speaks from the heart, the social and the Political.” My art is charged with energy & color, vibrant, magical, & thus enabling the soul to travel. I envision, I rely on the intuitive, the spiritual, the emotional. To tell stories through my art. I am a storyteller, a visualist. A conveyer of messages… I began to create art as a small boy. My foster mother saw that I had a talent, at a very young age. She was encouraging, loving… She saw the gift in me. Scribblers were filled, art lessons began at an early age… Art school, exhibition and books, lectures, and teaching. In my work, I am committed to righting the wrongs that First Nations peoples have endured by creating art that focuses on cultural, social and political injustices. As an artist, educator and cultural worker, my goal is a better world. It is my job to show the pride, strength and beauty of First Nations people and cultures, and contribute to the betterment of mankind." Head to our website to view George's collection!

We are very excited to introduce Mary Lottridge to our artist roster!

Mary works in acrylics on wood cradles, and the paintings often possess textured and collaged surfaces. Her paintings frequently revolve around a central foreground image, usually rendered in a crisp decisive manner with a high degree of detail and sharp focus, with backgrounds possessing a more elusive quality, layered and washed-out and containing partially covered shapes and lines, as well as pattern, colour and text. The work has a strongly contemporary feel and is technically proficient and visually striking.

“The bedrock of my work is an urgent engagement with materials and image and the vexing uncertainty and simultaneously thrilling act of painting. Milton Glaser says ‘Making things is one of the truly remedial aspects of being human’. He also says that finding things is not the same as making things. I want to make paintings."

Head to the link below to view Mary Lottridge's collection!

https://ashdalegallery.com/collections/mary-lottridge

We are very excited to introduce Mary Lottridge to our artist roster! Mary works in acrylics on wood cradles, and the paintings often possess textured and collaged surfaces. Her paintings frequently revolve around a central foreground image, usually rendered in a crisp decisive manner with a high degree of detail and sharp focus, with backgrounds possessing a more elusive quality, layered and washed-out and containing partially covered shapes and lines, as well as pattern, colour and text. The work has a strongly contemporary feel and is technically proficient and visually striking. “The bedrock of my work is an urgent engagement with materials and image and the vexing uncertainty and simultaneously thrilling act of painting. Milton Glaser says ‘Making things is one of the truly remedial aspects of being human’. He also says that finding things is not the same as making things. I want to make paintings." Head to the link in our bio to view Mary Lottridge's collection!

Please give a warm welcome to Andrea Soos!

Andrea Soos is well known for her playful abstractions that combine creative mark-making, patterning, and gestural application of colour. Working with a fresh modern palette, Soos’ paintings allow the viewer to freely journey around the canvas, enjoying the twists and turns of her engaging compositions.

Soos works intuitively across each canvas, creating unexpected and tactful brushstrokes in her process-driven round.

Although she may not know the outcome of the piece when she begins, the artwork evolves as a visceral and therapeutic practice, driven by music and song lyrics. Viewers of Soos’ work connect with the many visual entry-points and feel at liberty to apply their own experiences and history to the marks on the canvas.

We can't wait for you to see her work in person! For now, head to the link below to view Andrea Soos' collection on our website.

https://ashdalegallery.com/collections/andrea-soos

Please give a warm welcome to Andrea Soos! Andrea Soos is well known for her playful abstractions that combine creative mark-making, patterning, and gestural application of colour. Working with a fresh modern palette, Soos’ paintings allow the viewer to freely journey around the canvas, enjoying the twists and turns of her engaging compositions. Soos works intuitively across each canvas, creating unexpected and tactful brushstrokes in her process-driven round. Although she may not know the outcome of the piece when she begins, the artwork evolves as a visceral and therapeutic practice, driven by music and song lyrics. Viewers of Soos’ work connect with the many visual entry-points and feel at liberty to apply their own experiences and history to the marks on the canvas. We can't wait for you to see her work in person! For now, head to the link in our bio to view Andrea Soos' collection on our website.

Say hello to the next artist on our roster, Vikki Drummond!

From early childhood, Vikki has been exploring her creative side, opting for crayons and paints over dolls. As a teenager, she mostly focused on drawing skills. The art of shadowing and infusing light with a charcoal pencil formed the foundation for her future work.

Post-secondary prompted a sensible choice, and Vikki enrolled in a Business Administration program, which led to a two-decade career in Sales and Marketing. While her beloved art was on hold, Vikki met her adorable husband, and together, they owned and operated several restaurants and a bar; raised a son and daughter and three mutts.

Vikki never lost her love of gummy bears, strawberry lip gloss, and daily trips down rabbit holes to colourful worlds she yearned to explore. In 2000 she took a part-time position with a Fashion House. The work fueled a passion for costume and expressive dressing and inspired her to take her whimsical side more seriously.

We are so grateful to have you at Ashdale Gallery!!

Read more about Vikki and view her collection on our website.

https://ashdalegallery.com/collections/vikki-drummond

Say hello to the next artist on our roster, Vikki Drummond! From early childhood, Vikki has been exploring her creative side, opting for crayons and paints over dolls. As a teenager, she mostly focused on drawing skills. The art of shadowing and infusing light with a charcoal pencil formed the foundation for her future work. Post-secondary prompted a sensible choice, and Vikki enrolled in a Business Administration program, which led to a two-decade career in Sales and Marketing. While her beloved art was on hold, Vikki met her adorable husband, and together, they owned and operated several restaurants and a bar; raised a son and daughter and three mutts. Vikki never lost her love of gummy bears, strawberry lip gloss, and daily trips down rabbit holes to colourful worlds she yearned to explore. In 2000 she took a part-time position with a Fashion House. The work fueled a passion for costume and expressive dressing and inspired her to take her whimsical side more seriously. We are so grateful to have you at Ashdale Gallery!! Read more about Vikki and view her collection on our website. Link in bio.

Please give a warm welcome to Gabrielle Strong!

Prior to attending Emily Carr, Gabrielle spent five exciting years travelling to over 70 countries on all seven continents by sea on a luxury cruise-liner, leaving her with a deep connection to the ocean. Those years at sea left their mark, and coupled with twenty years living on the Pacific West Coast, she is forever drawn to themes of water and reflection, which occur throughout her art practice.

Inspired by the beauty of big monochromatic moody skies, through her paintings, Gabrielle seeks to capture the quiet sense of calm those overcast days evoke. Primarily working in oils, she is always searching for the moment the veil is lifted, revealing a glimmer of light on the horizon.

Learn more about Gabrielle and view her collection on our website! Link in bio.

https://ashdalegallery.com/collections/gabrielle-strong

Please give a warm welcome to Gabrielle Strong! Prior to attending Emily Carr, Gabrielle spent five exciting years travelling to over 70 countries on all seven continents by sea on a luxury cruise-liner, leaving her with a deep connection to the ocean. Those years at sea left their mark, and coupled with twenty years living on the Pacific West Coast, she is forever drawn to themes of water and reflection, which occur throughout her art practice. Inspired by the beauty of big monochromatic moody skies, through her paintings, Gabrielle seeks to capture the quiet sense of calm those overcast days evoke. Primarily working in oils, she is always searching for the moment the veil is lifted, revealing a glimmer of light on the horizon. Learn more about Gabrielle and view her collection on our website! Link in bio.

Welcome to the Ashdale Gallery family, Jason McCrea!

In his current body of work, Jason McCrea (Siloh) explores the idea of hostility and harmony in the urban landscape. Oftentimes leaning towards one more than the other and using his strong use of color to balance the elements together. This comes from a deep appreciation for the present moments he encounters in his day to day life. Painting these places for how they felt in memory rather than what they are in reality. It is a visual representation of what he calls“the alpha state” or better known as a meditative state. Through this lens, these everyday places can be seen in a more meaningful way.

We are so grateful to have Jason McCrea on our artist roster!

https://ashdalegallery.com/collections/jason-mccrea

Welcome to the Ashdale Gallery family, Jason McCrea! In his current body of work, Jason McCrea (Siloh) explores the idea of hostility and harmony in the urban landscape. Oftentimes leaning towards one more than the other and using his strong use of color to balance the elements together. This comes from a deep appreciation for the present moments he encounters in his day to day life. Painting these places for how they felt in memory rather than what they are in reality. It is a visual representation of what he calls“the alpha state” or better known as a meditative state. Through this lens, these everyday places can be seen in a more meaningful way. We are so grateful to have Jason McCrea on our artist roster!

We are thrilled to have Vancouver based artist John Capitano on our artist roster!

"In 1986 I began to paint using a system of chance to select colors. This strategy is as follows:

I choose an area to be painted. I then throw a dart at the dartboard bull’s eye. When a numbered wedge is struck, I then paint with it's predetermined hue.

Carried out in a playful spirit, this arbitrary system results in unique color combinations. To resolve a painting my game-playing shifts to problem-solving, still maintaining this chance process.

I continue to work within this process because my artistic concerns still revolve around elements of play and discovery. However, while my concern is with visual dynamics – the play of colour, visual effects and the visceral nature of paint, its various applications and interactions – I am intrigued by the tension between these strictly painterly or abstract concerns and representational imagery."

Learn more about John and his work on our website. Link in bio.

https://ashdalegallery.com/collections/john-capitano

We are thrilled to have Vancouver based artist John Capitano on our artist roster! "In 1986 I began to paint using a system of chance to select colors. This strategy is as follows: I choose an area to be painted. I then throw a dart at the dartboard bull’s eye. When a numbered wedge is struck, I then paint with it's predetermined hue. Carried out in a playful spirit, this arbitrary system results in unique color combinations. To resolve a painting my game-playing shifts to problem-solving, still maintaining this chance process. I continue to work within this process because my artistic concerns still revolve around elements of play and discovery. However, while my concern is with visual dynamics – the play of colour, visual effects and the visceral nature of paint, its various applications and interactions – I am intrigued by the tension between these strictly painterly or abstract concerns and representational imagery." Learn more about John and his work on our website. Link in bio.