About Krakow: Post Scriptum
A contemporary art exhibition of works by 17 international artists working in a range of mediums. Curated by Teresa Zebrowski.
Group Art Exhibitions
I Live Here
Delighted to be participating in this upcoming group show. Will feature, for the first time, a new work that explores an entirely new direction in my creative practice. Reception, 1pm – 3pm, Saturday, January 20th
Paddle Project 2017
Paddle Project 2017, hosted by Nipissing Region Curatorial Collective and Tweedmuir Coworking from May 13 to May 27th
Divergent Perspectives
Drawings by Ina Puchala included in a group exhibition at Arts Etobicoke, Toronto.
Art Rental Toronto Collection: Two Invitations
Small Works Art Show: Selected works from the Art Rental Toronto ‘A.R.T.’ Collection
24th September – 20th December, 2012
Reception 6:30 – 9 pm, Thursday, November 22
Where They Are Now| OCADU Alumni Exhibition
This is Ontario College of Art and Design’s (OCAD) first alumni exhibition, a voluntary initiative made possible by some very committed individuals, two years in the making. Opening night, Art Square Gallery & Cafe was bustling…
AUG 2 – SEPT 11/ Art Bazaar
The squares and fools have left my studio for an art bazaar at B ART Gallery, Toronto. It’s an eclectic show of painting, photography, glass and sculpture. The gallery’s mandate is to showcase work that is ‘provocative and edgy created in the fusion between art and design’.
Grand Exit
I survived the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition. Two and a half days at the show and two and a half days in the hospital. My apologies for not waving while being wheeled out to the ambulance – a grand exit, indeed. For those of you, who saw my paintings at the show and want to contact me, or arrange for a studio visit, please submit a comment. Sorry I wasn’t there.
Booth 12
Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition
July 9, 10 and ll at Nathan Phillips Square
Friday 10:30 am – 7:30 pm
Saturday 10:30 am – 7:30 pm,
Sunday 10:30 am – 6:30 pm
Yikes! Lengths of bubble wrap consume the flat, cardboard everywhere, works in process and food simmering on the stove. Is it any wonder that I don’t put my clothes on inside out, or mistake a dust ball for a cradle in the sky?
The show is a go and I am busy organizing the logistics for the 3-day event. Never too old, I suppose, to be schlepping work about, rain or shine.
Echoes
Toronto 2009, at the Metro Toronto Convention Center, proved once again to reveal some exquisite gems. I was spellbound with the multi media works of Lois Andison. Camouflage 1, 1998, is a dressmaker’s form draped in a delicate dress of Queen Anne’s lace topped with a bellow like mechanical headpiece that beckons with it’s silent, rhythmic breathe. Heartbreaking 91, 2009, too, two works on all the words that can be created out of the one word, was mesmerizing. Now a month following the fair, her work continues to echo.