Propeller Art Gallery

Exploring In and Out of the Groove | Andres Vosu | Aug. 21 — Sept. 8, 2024 | https://lnkd.in/gKS_g_FM Artist present on Saturdays 1 – 5:30 pm & Sundays 12 – 4 p & Mondays and Tuesdays by appointment | Artist Talk: Sun. Sept. 8, 2 p. Exploring In and Out of the Groove is a series of works, which came out of the exploration of working with corrugated cardboard. Years ago I had imagined working with corrugated cardboard. In my mind’s eye I saw a Circle that had been cut out of a square of corrugated cardboard. The circle was then rotated so that overall its corrugation channels would become aligned at 90°to the channels in the square, from which it had been extracted. Then I thought about the corrugation channels themselves. What if I injected paint into the channels and then cut them open, wouldn’t that be an interesting element to play with? Thus, for me, corrugated cardboard as a substrate was not only a surface for creation, but also offered up an inner core for discovery. Plus, it offered so many other parts to play with, once deconstructed. Creating works for, Exploring In and Out of the Groove began an adventure of discovery of how to use every facet of corrugated cardboard to its full potential. Even striving to massage its corrugation channels, so that they would form curves, became my “White Whale”!

The Final Hanging of Jack Wayne | Jack Wayne | Continuing at Propeller Art Gallery | https://lnkd.in/gce2ekKz | Jack Wayne’s camera explores our human species and finds individual and collective lives that are attractive, sometimes ironic, and sometimes funny. Of course individuals and groups also experience enmity. There is no wish to limit the range of human life in this hanging. Human Remains publication will be for sale $50. Keijo Tapanainen, an outstanding figure in the art world, designed the book.

Exploring In and Out of the Groove | Andres Vosu | The Final Hanging of Jack Wayne | Jack Wayne | Opening Reception: Saturday, August 24, 2 – 5 PM | https://lnkd.in/gbaXDZqr | Exploring In and Out of the Groove is a series of works, which came out of the exploration of working with corrugated cardboard. Years ago I had imagined working with corrugated cardboard. In my mind’s eye I saw a Circle that had been cut out of a square of corrugated cardboard. The circle was then rotated so that overall its corrugation channels would become aligned at 90°to the channels in the square, from which it had been extracted. Then I thought about the corrugation channels themselves. What if I injected paint into the channels and then cut them open, wouldn’t that be an interesting element to play with? Thus, for me, corrugated cardboard as a substrate was not only a surface for creation, but also offered up an inner core for discovery. Plus, it offered so many other parts to play with, once deconstructed. Creating works for, Exploring In and Out of the Groove began an adventure of discovery of how to use every facet of corrugated cardboard to its full potential. Even striving to massage its corrugation channels, so that they would form curves, became my “White Whale”!  -Andres Vosu Jack Wayne’s camera explores our human species and finds individual and collective lives that are attractive, sometimes ironic, and sometimes funny. Of course individuals and groups also experience enmity. There is no wish to limit the range of human life in this hanging. Human Remains publication will be for sale $50. Keijo Tapanainen, an outstanding figure in the art world, designed the book.

Exploring In and Out of the Groove | Andres Vosu | The Final Hanging of Jack Wayne | Jack Wayne | Opening Reception: Saturday, August 24, 2 – 5 PM | https://lnkd.in/gbaXDZqr | Exploring In and Out of the Groove is a series of works, which came out of the exploration of working with corrugated cardboard. Years ago I had imagined working with corrugated cardboard. In my mind’s eye I saw a Circle that had been cut out of a square of corrugated cardboard. The circle was then rotated so that overall its corrugation channels would become aligned at 90°to the channels in the square, from which it had been extracted. Then I thought about the corrugation channels themselves. What if I injected paint into the channels and then cut them open, wouldn’t that be an interesting element to play with? Thus, for me, corrugated cardboard as a substrate was not only a surface for creation, but also offered up an inner core for discovery. Plus, it offered so many other parts to play with, once deconstructed. Creating works for, Exploring In and Out of the Groove began an adventure of discovery of how to use every facet of corrugated cardboard to its full potential. Even striving to massage its corrugation channels, so that they would form curves, became my “White Whale”!  -Andres Vosu Jack Wayne’s camera explores our human species and finds individual and collective lives that are attractive, sometimes ironic, and sometimes funny. Of course individuals and groups also experience enmity. There is no wish to limit the range of human life in this hanging. Human Remains publication will be for sale $50. Keijo Tapanainen, an outstanding figure in the art world, designed the book.

The Final Hanging of Jack Wayne | Jack Wayne | August 21 — September 8, 2024 | https://lnkd.in/gce2ekKz | Opening Reception & Artist Talk: Saturday, August 24, 2 – 5 PM | Jack Wayne’s camera explores our human species and finds individual and collective lives that are attractive, sometimes ironic, and sometimes funny. Of course individuals and groups also experience enmity. There is no wish to limit the range of human life in this hanging. | Human Remains publication will be for sale $50. Keijo Tapanainen, an outstanding figure in the art world, designed the book.

Exploring In and Out of the Groove | Andres Vosu | https://lnkd.in/gKS_g_FM | August 21 — September 8, 2024 |Opening Reception: Saturday, 24, 2 – 5 PM | Exploring In and Out of the Groove is a series of works, which came out of the exploration of working with corrugated cardboard. Years ago I had imagined working with corrugated cardboard. In my mind’s eye I saw a Circle that had been cut out of a square of corrugated cardboard. The circle was then rotated so that overall its corrugation channels would become aligned at 90°to the channels in the square, from which it had been extracted. Then I thought about the corrugation channels themselves. What if I injected paint into the channels and then cut them open, wouldn’t that be an interesting element to play with? Thus, for me, corrugated cardboard as a substrate was not only a surface for creation, but also offered up an inner core for discovery. Plus, it offered so many other parts to play with, once deconstructed. Creating works for, Exploring In and Out of the Groove began an adventure of discovery of how to use every facet of corrugated cardboard to its full potential. Even striving to massage its corrugation channels, so that they would form curves, became my “White Whale”!  - Andres Vosu

Salon 18: Members + Invited Guests | Continuing at Propeller Art Gallery | https://lnkd.in/gJgU7M7U | July 31 to August 18th, 2024 | Artist Talks: Sunday, August 18, 3 – 4 pm | Propeller Art Gallery presents the 18th annual SALON exhibition featuring works by 105 artists in this classic salon-style exhibition.

Salon 18: Members + Invited Guests | Continuing at Propeller Art Gallery | https://lnkd.in/gJgU7M7U | July 31 to August 18th, 2024 | Artist Talks: Sunday, August 18, 3 – 4 pm | Propeller Art Gallery presents the 18th annual SALON exhibition featuring works by 105 artists in this classic salon-style exhibition.

SPEAKER SERIES | Navigating the Art World: Branding, Marketing & Securing Gallery Representations with Liza Zhurkovskaya | Wed Aug 07 | 7 – 8:30 PM | At Propeller Art Gallery | For info & Tickets: https://lnkd.in/gyPyYbhy | Liza Zhurkovskaya, aka Curator on the Go, is a Toronto-based Curator & Art Advisor. Her career in the commercial art world began in 2015, and since then she worked directly with artists helping them make a living through their creative work. Liza is known as a community leader who celebrates diversity, creativity, and the power of visual storytelling through thought-provoking and divergent exhibitions and art activations and has brought hundreds of artworks to the public eye. Liza also assists corporate and private clients with acquiring original art and curating their collections. She has contributed notably at Bau-Xi Gallery and now at Galerie LeRoyer. Amidst the pandemic, Liza established Kefi Art Gallery, cultivating a dedicated following of collectors, art enthusiasts, and industry professionals across Canada and beyond. Throughout her career, Liza has consistently bridged the gap between artists and audiences, fostering a vibrant cultural dialogue that continues to resonate globally.

Salon 18: Members + Invited Guests | July 31 to August 18th, 2024 | https://lnkd.in/gJgU7M7U Artist Talks: Sunday, August 18, 3 – 4 pm | Propeller Art Gallery presents the 18th annual SALON exhibition featuring works by 105 artists in this classic salon-style exhibition.