This video installation piece compiles thousands of film clips in sequence that reference a specific moment in time. The result of this 24 hour video installation, is a clock in-and-of itself. Installed at the 2011 Venice Biennial (often refered to … Continue reading
Pickled Wild Blueberries, waterless plate lithograph and monotype, 2011 Maryvale Zodiac, woodcut, 2011 Untitled, intaglio, 2011 The Wedding Photo, waterless plate lithography, 2011 Heather Smith is an emerging artist in Kingston that works primarily in printmaking. She is a BFA … Continue reading
Ruptured, oil on canvas, 2011 Tarnished, oil on canvas, 2010 Disillusioned, (diptych), oil on canvas, 2009 Barely, oil on canvas, 2011 “Inspired by fashion and the history of painting, my work examines the images as a mirror of our desires. … Continue reading
Have you checked out the Agnes Etherington Art Centre later? Well, if you haven’t, you are missing out! Located right on Queen’s Campus (corner of Bader Lane and University), the Art Centre has two shows in particular that are currently … Continue reading
Rolling Stone Magazine has published some of the most iconic covers of all time. Constantly referencing the past in their imagery, it’s always interesting to go back and consider how these images have impacted current visual culture… it’s also an endless procrastination … Continue reading
James MacDonald, 4th year Queen’s student, on his art practice: “I’m not really sure what it was that hooked me on photography but I can always remember having a camera from a pretty young age. But it wasn’t until I … Continue reading
I love it when technology allows us to better appreciate the beauty in natural forms. Check out the ‘making of video’ that I first found on designboom. YOURS CREATIVELY, Deanna Schmidt, Arts Editor
The magic in Harris’ work is it’s reliance on the city (or more specifically the subway) in order to place it on view- without the subway, it’s just a pile of garbage bags. Check out the video produced by New York Magazine- … Continue reading
Canadian-born painter, Kristine Moran, has an inspiring ability to portray movement and the reflective qualities of light within her work, resulting in her series of incredible abstract paintings. I first ‘stumbled upon’ her paintings back in 2007 when looking through … Continue reading
Hey everyone! I found this great DIY art project through the site graftgawker.com. Really easy and cheap to do and can be done in whatever colours suit your room! This project would also be really cool by substituting paint chips … Continue reading