I have some paintings available for sale in this show. Check out the Arts Burlington site to see all the art available from the various guilds participating.
Check out the Gallery https://www.artsburlington.ca/gallery#artsburlsale
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Colour and Form Society
I was delighted to find out today that these two paintings were selected to be part of the 68th annual Colour and Form Society Open Juried Exhibition.
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NOAPS Best of America 2020
I am honoured to find out today that my painting ‘Thank you’ has been accepted into the NOAPS Best of America 2020 exhibition.
‘Thank you’ is on it’s way to St. Augustine Florida
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Whitby Art Show
Paintings for Sale
Check out the online Whitby Art Show. There is a great variety of artwork by talented artists and photographers :
https://whitbyribfest.com/art/2020-online-whitby-art-show/
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‘Thank you’
A tribute to our Health Care Workers and Front-Liners
I reached out to my local Joseph Brant Hospital and they were very receptive to the idea of working with me to promote the sale of this painting. Part of the proceeds will go to their foundation. Thank you to the Hamilton Spectator and the Burlington Post for their support. Links to the articles below
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IGOR Spring Online 2020
IGOR 2020 Spring Salon Online Exhibition March 20th – May 20th, 2020
Honoured to have my still life painting ‘Fish Candy’ included in the International Guild of Realism Spring Salon Online Exhibition. You can check out all the amazing artwork at
https://www.realismguild.com/2020SpringSalon/index.php
The show is also featured on American Art Collector Magazine’s website as well as QC Fine Arts.
https://www.americanartcollector.com/…/4…/igors-spring-salon
https://www.qcfinearts.com/
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‘Thor’
My commissioned painting of ‘THOR’ 18″X14″ Oil on Canvas. The portrait was very well received by his owner. I hope Thor liked it.
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RBG Orchid Art Show
Had a great time at the Orchid Show this weekend at Royal Botanical Gardens. Saw some amazing orchids, met and talked to some great artists and received a firstplace ribbon in the oil painting category. I got some great feedback on my painting. I look forward to next year.
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‘Dependable’
For many of us the sight of a small aluminum boat with an outboard motor may spark the memory of the first time taking the helm of a watercraft. Or perhaps it was a time spent fishing in a secluded bay at the break of dawn, or maybe taking a run across the lake to pick up some supplies and fill a gas tank at the marina. These small vessels allowed us to explore parts of our waterways that we just couldn’t get to with the larger boats. They rarely got washed, were usually abused and dented, and typically had a small leak that kept your feet wet. Generally starting on the first or second pull, these little guys often became the heroes when having to rescue a big broken down runabout in the middle of the lake.
I vividly remember the first time I was allowed to take my uncle’s fourteen footer out on my own. What a thrill it was, so much faster than the canoe… but OH! OH! …he never showed me how to dock it!
I was deeply touched by the gratitude and emotion displayed by the Marshals when I presented this painting to the them at their home on Gull River.
I am happy and honoured to find out that my painting ‘Keep the Change’ was selected to be part of the National Oil and Acrylic Painters’ Society BEST OF AMERICA SMALL WORKS 2020 exhibition. 150 paintings out of 1096 entries were selected and will be shipped to McBride Fine Art Gallery, Annapolis, Maryland for the juried show, running from April 5th to May 3rd. Congratulations to all the participating artists. Check out the great art at https://www.noaps.org/2020-boa-small
