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| Written by David Delaney |
| Monday, 23 March 2009 09:47 |
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The Toronto Art Expo was held this weekend (March 19 to the 22nd) at the Metro Toronto Convention Center hosting an impressive array of exhibitors showing works ranging from pencil art to fine metal sculptures. Even for someone like me who isn't so inclined to appreciate art to it's fullest, well I actually loved the show and was amazed at how much incredible talent the city and surrounding area has to offer.
Deborah Tate-Sears is another traditional landscape artist with unique approach the watercolor medium using a limited palette of colors she starts her paintings with pale washes and builds upon transparent layers to desired intensity and detail. Debra has a fascination with light in the inch interpretation of law light in a transparent medium to Brett uses the British heritage landscape of southern Ontario and the 19th-century British landscape artist John Constable and John Sel-Cotman for inspiration. Stunning, seemingly impossible structures in beautiful bronze by Cammy was one of the highlights of the show for me and exemplified an amazing balance of creativity and and skill in the art cast in bronze it demonstrates the strength of the canopy while the delicate twigs exposes more fragile nature. Qian Ma was born in Shanghai China he and the graduated from Art College in judging normal University of China in 1995 some of his works have been chosen to be shown in the provincial and national art exhibit exhibitions and one and number of prices this oil painting artists uses vibrant colors and contrasts to and show Asian and other influences in his magnificent works of art period certainly an artist to check out. More than 200 exhibitors and a lot to see this Art Expo in Toronto is becoming a world class event professionally managed. |
