“Sunday Walls” is a collection of small works telling the story of texture and light in Bermuda. This year I am returning to the island with a body of mixed media work on canvas called “Sunday Walls”. Sunday Walls speaks of texture, of light, of age of transformation and the diligence required … Read More
The front and the reverse of Saint Carmen of the Main, designed by the wonderful EO Sharp and now showing in Toronto at Canadian Stage, this production finds its way to the NAC stage in March. The pic does now show just how GOLD the set is!
I spent most of the summer creating and then they installed the brand new Blackbird Cafe sign in Burnstown….the best eats around!
It took courage, all I had to attack a 60 foot double side (translucent) drop for the set of Nativity. I worked wonderfully…. This is what it looked like on the floor kiddie corner in the shop to accommodate the size. I had one day to paint the from another to do … Read More
This summer I had the priviledge to paint the installation for the Oscar Peterson bronze sculpture created by Ruth Abernethy. The corner of Elgin and Albert Streets was blocked off as the Queen and Prince Philip unveiled it. It was a proud moment for all of us who worked on the event. … Read More
I’ve spent a bit of time this summer painting a few botanicals, they are acrylics on canvas and have black wooden frames. They are 5×5 inches….
The Changeling, the last production of the year at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. It is a Norse children’s fable, with trolls and cats and ducks…, you get the picture. I’m here painting one of the several folding panels that indicate a fire….seen through the various windows of the main flat.
Life slips by with such speed these days…its hard to keep up! My time in Korea seems the distant past, I’ve painted two theatre productions since my return. (The Governor General Awards in the Southam Hall opera stage, as well and a most wonderful production of a Norse tale called The Changeling, … Read More