Gretel Boose: A dose of wonder
Ceramic sculptor Gretel Boose remains one of my all-time favourites. She’s been posting process shots on Instagram recently, as she…
Sculpture
31/150: Michael Massie – Order of Canada
Inuit artist Michael Massie has been named an Officer of the Order of Canada, the country’s highest honour. A sculptor…
Werner Arnold: Washed in Colour
It’s been five years since I first posted on sculptor Werner Arnold, whose intricately carved wooden works are washed with…
9/150: Sorel Etrog, Existentialist
Sorel Etrog (1933-2014) is best known for his abstracted figurative sculpture, some of it currently on exhibition at Winchester Galleries…
Muzylowski Allen’s Glass Menagerie
Winnipeg-born, Vancouver educated Shelley Muzylowski Allen is a sculptural glass sensation with a high profile internationally. Based in Washington state,…
Goody-B Wiseman’s Feral Dream Tigers
Canadian trained artist Goody-B Wiseman’s Dream Tigers are wild but delicate. The miniature sculptures fit in the palm of a…
Gosia: Powerful emotions trapped inside her art
Toronto-based sculptor Gosia says that what she’s feeling as she creates often gets trapped inside her art. These powerful polymer…
Giboulo’s Sculpted Democracy Village
This miniature sculpted world is a narrative critique on the uncontrolled growth of third world slums – this one in…
The Beeswax Art of Penelope Stewart
Montreal-born Penelope Stewart has transformed yet another room – this time in a California gallery – with her extraordinary architecture,…
Werner Arnold: Carved & Polished
I fell for Werner Arnold’s work on the Gallery 78 website. Fanciful and distracting, these sculptures of puzzle-like wood pieces…
