Bob Hendriks paints as he breathes. Each brushstroke, every shade of his palette seems to reflect a feeling, a thought. This painter has mastered the art of making his paintings speak, a rare gift.
In collaboration with the Stewart Program for Modern Design, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) is presenting Parall(elles): A History of Women in Design.
Nadia Maltais
Montblanc
Banksy is the most private of street artists and yet notorious among the provocateurs… an enigma who merges social and political themes as he simultaneously maintains complete anonymity. On November 29th, two Montréal companies—Ballon Rouge and S16 gallery—will put Dream Boat, one of Banksy’s works of art, up for sale in Miami. close-up on the Banksy image.
Jazzu’s paintings are open books that recount his career, the people he meets, and his state of mind. Spotlight on a revealing artist.
2 5 2 6 is an exploration of materiality in fashion design, with robotic garments that simulate the effects of virtual clothing.
Elena Henderson has had almost as many careers as a cat has lives. She draws on all of these experiences to create her paintings, laying out her vision of happiness in broad strokes.
As adept with a paintbrush as he is with clay, André Desjardins definitely has a golden touch, creating serene, dreamlike figures.
Unexpected microcosms, the works of painter Craig Alan hide beneath their surface a depth that merits further exploration.
Jean-Claude Lussier has made photography into an art that captures an instant, a movement, or a look, offering the viewer a measure of eternity.
Montblanc
Sotheby's
Breathing new life into his innate talent for creativity, Mario Adornetto conjures raw emotion from his canvases.
Jean-Louis Emond plays with fire, creating shapes from a single spark as he explores one of art's most tactile forms.
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Attica Wines