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Tag Archives: Toronto
David Humphrey
I had a studio visit with David Humphrey this morning. He gave a talk a couple nights ago here at the Vermont Studio Center, I find his work super interesting. He’s very articulate in his ability to talk about painting, … Continue reading
Posted in art, Paint, Painting
Tagged Animation, Apparitions, Arbitrary Endings, Art, David Humphery, Finished, Heather White, Indecisivness, Invisible, Paint, Painting, Process, Stopping, Studio Visit, The Vermont Studio Center, Toronto
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Interview
This is a recent interview of me from ArtSync, talking about my work and the show in Toronto.
Posted in art, Painting, Video
Tagged abstract, Animation, Art, ArtSync, Austin Furtak-Cole, Heather White, Interview, Painterly, Painting, Sarah Cale, Toronto, Unfinished Business
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More From Unfinished Business
My friend Heather White, who curated Unfinished Business: An Exhibition of Paintings in Progress recently wrote a great essay about the ideas behind the exhibition. Here’s the essay and a couple installation shots of the show. Unfinished Business: an exhibition of … Continue reading
Posted in art, Painting
Tagged Abstraction, Animation, Art, Austin Furtak-Cole, figurative, Ghost, Heather White, narrative, Painting, Process, Progress, Sarah Cale, Toronto, Unfinished Business
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Kin
A couple posts ago I mentioned this painting, which is currently in the show in Toronto, Unfinished Business: an exhibition of paintings in progress. I haven’t been painting the last few days because I’m preparing some paintings which I’ll be … Continue reading
Posted in Paintings
Tagged Intertwined, Kin, London, Parallax AF, Toronto, Unfinished Business
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Intertwined
My paintings used to be more about relationships between people. I associated them with my own experiences, but liked to think of them as situations that others commonly experienced in their own life. That the viewer could place themselves in … Continue reading
Posted in art, Painting, Paintings
Tagged Art, Drawing, figurative, Intertwined, Kin, Painting, Process, Relationships, Toronto
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Graffiti
There was something about Toronto being so filled with graffiti that I found really exciting . Something about its spontaneousness, and feeling of the now. Walking down the street felt like a scavenger hunt looking for new pieces, and I … Continue reading
Toronto
Toronto is a great city. I’ve had such a productive and interesting trip filled with a lot of great people and art. It’s a very open and inviting place. Heather White has been such a wonderful host and curator, and … Continue reading
Posted in art, Painting
Tagged Art, Art Sync, Bogdan Luca, Graffiti, Heather White, Interview, Kim Dorland, Laura Moore, Painting, people, Sarah Cale, Toronto, Unfinished Business, Vermont Studio Center
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