Michael Hosaluk, an internationally known artist based in Saskatchewan, tells stories in innovative wood work, ranging from functional vessels and furniture, to highly decorative sculptural pieces (Above: Bowl of Strange Fruit)
From the series I’m a Little Teapot, wood, acrylic paint, copper, horsehair; 7″h x 7- l/4″diameter
My work tells stories from my life, places I’ve been. people I’ve met, architecture, our environment. These stories are interwoven into the objects I create. Craft goes beyond the pleasure of our senses and deals not only with aesthetics, but social and ideological lives. –Artist Statement
Fish Bowl, Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)
Buzz 1 & Buzz 3, collaboration with Marilyn da Silva
Candlesticks, Canadian Museum of Civilization, Bronfman Collection
Michael Hosaluk’s website, here.
Artist biography, here.
More work at Darrell Bell Gallery, here.
I love the art..how can i find out about a piece i have from the little tea pot series
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Hi – The Darrell Bell Gallery represents Michael Hosaluk. The link to the gallery was not working in this post so I’ve revived it. I’m sure they could help you. http://www.darrellbellgallery.com/artist.asp?id=19
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Very cool! Gonna share it on Facebook!
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Great, thank you!
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Those great! So whimsical. 🙂
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Great word for it. Glad you enjoyed.
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Again, thank you for introducing me to another amazing artist!
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Always so great to hear from you!
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Beautiful, surreal work! Wonderful stuff!
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Thanks for taking the time to say so. Love your blog.
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wow these are incredible! Thanks so much for bringing this great art to my attention! I completely adore it xxx Cat
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You’re very welcome, and so glad you enjoyed.
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Very spirited and amusing!
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Yes, whimsical.
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Wonderful energy!
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Great point. It really comes through, true.
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These are super!!! I love them..Those candlesticks are almost Memphis..
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Yes, he really has a way with wood.
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