Author Archives: choleena
Upcoming group show
RUN! at Cube Gallery Show duration: Tuesday May 22nd, 2012 to Sunday June 3rd, 2012 Vernissage: Thursday, May 24th, 2012 — 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Please vote for me! Public-curated show in Times Square, New York.
Please help me win a place in the New York City: Art Takes Times Square show. It’s a 40-story show this summer on the billboards of Times Square. All you have to do is vote by clicking “collect me” on their Artists … Continue reading
Art Ottawa East Arts Council
Yours truly is the latest member of the Art Ottawa East Arts Council… 🙂
“Artitecture” adds the look of a stained-glass window to your wall; without needing a Contractor!
SOLD! Maritime Town Hall adds to their public art collection
I’m thrilled to announce that the Town of Sackville in New Brunswick has added art of mine to their collection. “Adirondack Fish” (above) is a ~12-foot-wide acrylic triptych that was launched at the grand opening of their new town hall … Continue reading
Charm bracelet with recycled materials
What a fun project this was. A client on Prince Edward Island ordered a custom-designed bracelet specifying the colours and the style, leaving the rest up to me! I’d never made a charm bracelet quite like it before. You can … Continue reading
Easter Earrings & Bookmarks LAUNCHED!
$16 Hand-made, rolled-paper beads that recycle old magazines and provide you with an environmentally-friendly and thoughtful gift. No two alike. Contact me to reserve your unique bookmark or custom-order a specific colour/magazine page! Just $1.41 shipping/handling. All prices tax-free. Bulk orders share the single shipping fee. … Continue reading
Smithsonian Institute’s “X-Ray Vision: fish inside out”
It really doesn’t get much cooler than this for a fish-lover! The Smithsonian Institute has put together a travelling show of X-rays of some of their fish collection. There are many interesting shots but for me, the coolest ones are … Continue reading
“Celestial Bodies” Necklaces launched
Celestial Bodies is a series which evokes the image of planets moving endlessly through the vacuum of space around their primary. In this sense, your head is the sun around which the planets of the piece revolve. Each necklace is carefully … Continue reading
Art is everywhere
According to this photo’s entry in Wikipedia, the artist named this photo Salmon-30-Salmon in reference to a fluke incident that occured 3/30/87. After departure from Juneau, Alaska, the Boeing 737-200 hit a fish dropped by a Bald Eagle.
