Today's edition has a review of The Artist Project Toronto exhibition, along with a photo of my work called 'Tis but a flesh wound I. http://roverarts.com/2009/03/marathon-in-the-name-of-art/
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Friday, February 27, 2009
Last week's Long Haul Potluck-Meeting
Thursday, February 12, 2009
palmbeach3 Contemporary Art Fair
Here are a few shots of the show that was the impetus for us to go on our road trip down to Florida this January...
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
The Chocolate Competition
In March, I will once again participate in the Artist Project - Toronto art fair. Each year they chose a different theme for competition - this year's theme is CHOCOLATE. Here's my submission titled I'm losing time while they're eating chocolate; Visual Voice Gallery, Nov. 26, 2008, 5:41:14 p. m. - 5:42:52 p.m.


Cheers,
Heidi B


Cheers,
Heidi B
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Recent Works (Stephen H Kawai)
Someone complained that all of my vernissage pics show people and only bad glimpses of the artwork. Fair enough. Here are some recent works at the DLAC show.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
SUPERNATURAL LONG HAUL

I have been putting together a book of my work and I noticed this "Long Haul" reference in one of the drawings created about 3 or 4 years ago. Not referencing this "Long Haul", I didn't live here in Montreal and had not heard of the place. Anyway...(version of whole drawing here)
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Stephen H Kawai at DLAC
Here are a few random shots from my show at David Ludmer Art Contemporain. It is up until the end of the year.

Thursday, December 18, 2008
tente de prospecteur
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
The Final Weekend of "Petits Formats" at The Long Haul
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Shelley Miller with a new project in Brazil
This is a sugar installation I just completed in the city of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. It is in conjunction with an exhibition at Galeria Pierre Verger. Because it is made of sugar, it is temporary and will wash away in the rain. Pictures of this project in progress can be seen on my website:
http://www.consumptuous.com/news.php





http://www.consumptuous.com/news.php





Thursday, December 11, 2008
Heidi Daehler's work in group show at Galerie Plum

Heidi D. here. Four of my recent paintings will be in this group showing of paintings and photography.
It is in a cozy new gallery in Old Montreal called Plum:
360 St. François-Xavier, suite 201 (corner St. Paul W.)
www.galerieplum.com
Vernissage Thursday, Dec. 18th at 6-8pm,
and the show runs until February 7th.
You can also check out my blog for a little preview: www.heididaehlerart.blogspot.com
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Heidi B's work at The Stamp Show
Just thought I'd post of few pics of the new series called HEIDI by heIDi. The entire series of 12 works on paper is now uploaded on my site http://www.heidibarkun.com/. Enjoy!




Monday, December 1, 2008
The Stamp Show
Vernissage: Thursday December 4, 5:30-8pm
Visual Voice Gallery
Belgo Building
372 Ste-Catherine W, #421
December 5-18, 2008
Sigrún Jenny Bardadóttir, Heidi Barkun, Mariana Escribano, Bettina Forget, Mike Patten, Béatrice Sokoloff
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION- FAXED - APPROVED - BEST BEFORE -
These are the kind of rubber stamps most of us are familiar with. But what becomes of the lowly rubber stamp when it is put into the hands of an artist? Six artists who have exhibited their work at the Visual Voice Art Gallery during the 2007/2008 season tried their hands at creating artworks on paper using rubber stamps, each one interpreting this simple printing method in their own, distinctive style.
http://www.visualvoicegallery.com/VVG-intro-E.html
Visual Voice Gallery
Belgo Building
372 Ste-Catherine W, #421
December 5-18, 2008
Sigrún Jenny Bardadóttir, Heidi Barkun, Mariana Escribano, Bettina Forget, Mike Patten, Béatrice Sokoloff
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION- FAXED - APPROVED - BEST BEFORE -
These are the kind of rubber stamps most of us are familiar with. But what becomes of the lowly rubber stamp when it is put into the hands of an artist? Six artists who have exhibited their work at the Visual Voice Art Gallery during the 2007/2008 season tried their hands at creating artworks on paper using rubber stamps, each one interpreting this simple printing method in their own, distinctive style.
http://www.visualvoicegallery.com/VVG-intro-E.html
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Alum Update
I'm in the end-of-semester crunch time of my first term in the MFA program at The University of Western Ontario in London. I've read a ton of dense theory, and done a little bit of art-making.
The most exciting work I've been up to has been making collaborative drawings with local artists Peter Thompson and James Kirkpatrick. We've made some zines of these, and I've made some of my solo drawings as well, and sent them off to the Montreal Expozine: Nov. 29-30, 12 pm to 6 pm at 5035 St-Dominique (Église Saint-Enfant Jésus, between St-Joseph and Laurier, near Laurier Métro).

Pictured here:
Now That We're Grown-ups We Can Do Whatever We Want
and Party in the Middle
(Jamie Q with James Kirkpatrick)
Jam Pet
(Jamie Q with Peter Thompson)
Ugly Tattoos
and Ceilings Make Pie and Markers Drive the Ocean with Their Feet
(Jamie Q solo)
The most exciting work I've been up to has been making collaborative drawings with local artists Peter Thompson and James Kirkpatrick. We've made some zines of these, and I've made some of my solo drawings as well, and sent them off to the Montreal Expozine: Nov. 29-30, 12 pm to 6 pm at 5035 St-Dominique (Église Saint-Enfant Jésus, between St-Joseph and Laurier, near Laurier Métro).

Pictured here:
Now That We're Grown-ups We Can Do Whatever We Want
and Party in the Middle
(Jamie Q with James Kirkpatrick)
Jam Pet
(Jamie Q with Peter Thompson)
Ugly Tattoos
and Ceilings Make Pie and Markers Drive the Ocean with Their Feet
(Jamie Q solo)
Monday, November 24, 2008
Imprint F is a Belgo Favorite...

Imprint F is selected as one of the Belgo Report's Friday's Favorite Four!
Check out: http://bettinaforget.com/TheBelgoReport/?p=324 for details.
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Exposition DEUX UNIVERS

Stephen H Kawai will be showing mobiles from two series, “Spheres” and “Flora”, in a solo show entitled DEUX UNIVERS. The vernissage will be on Thursday, Dec 4 (6–9 pm). DLAC (David Ludmer Art Contemporain) is in a loft project located in a tract of the Mile End/Parc Ex entirely bordered by railroad tracks. I would GoogleMap “David Ludmer Montreal” to find it. The exposition will continue to the end of December (by appointment).
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