Hello everyone! I haven't updated in quite some time, so here's what's going on.... 1. I'm currently doing a residency program at the eco art center,Sachaqa Centro De Arte, in the village of San Roque de Cumbaza on the edge of the Northern Highland Amazon Jungle, Peru. The studio that I work in (which also the oldest building in the village) is located in the heart of San Roque overlooking a beautiful jungle landscape. I spend my days painting, reading and avidly trying to learn Spanish. Beginning on October 6th, I will be showing a few paintings in an exhibition held at the Castillo de Lamas (Yay, a castle!) in Lamas with other university students from Lima. I don't have much access to the internet, so I apologize for the lack of updates and photos. I will post photos of my experiences and new work when I can. 2. I have new work in the second annual Emerging Artist Invitational, New Biology 2, at Moore Gallery, located at 80 Spadina Street in Toronto. There are only three more days left to view the show, so go check it out if you can! The show is on until September 29th. The Facebook event is here: https://www.facebook.com/events/416367235086343/ And you can view the exhibition on the Moore Gallery website here: http://www.mooregallery.com/MOORE_GALLERY/main_gallery.html 3. Keita Morimoto and I will be the emerging artists exhibiting with Area Gallery at the Toronto International Art Fair from October 26th-29th at the Metro Toronto Convention Center. So if you're attending, try to check out our booth. Unfortunately, I will still be in Peru for the show. You can see the work on Area Gallery's website and other information about the show below: http://areagallery.com/ http://www.arttoronto.ca/exhibitors/ :) -----
Toronto International Art Fair
Here are some photos taken of the work installed at the TIAF by Ronald Eady from Area Gallery. Thank you Ron for the beautiful shots!
Hey everyone, please come check out the installation that I have been working on with Marc O'Brien and Sarah McCaw at the Big on Bloor Festival this Saturday the 21st and Sunday the 22nd from 1-9pm.
Project Statement:
"Something for Your Mantel"
Being asked so many times, “Why can’t you paint pretty pictures?”
Artists Erin Loree, Marc O'Brien and Sarah Elizabeth McCaw toy with the
notion of what their “ugly” work would look like in “grandmother’s
house”.
"Something for Your Mantel" is an installation that
assumes a ghost image of a warm and familiar home and dips it in the
sleek but often sterile aesthetic of a gallery space. The works featured
in the installation will encourage the viewer to consider who makes art
and where it belongs.
The
free-standing structure will be exhibited on July 21st and 22nd at the
Big on Bloor Festival (between Dufferin and Lansdowne). The project is
being created on behalf of the OCADU Alumni Association. We are
incredibly thankful for their support!
Check out our facebook group for progress shots and other updates!