Portrait of the Artist: Phaelon
Phaelon has been a hobbyist DJ for the past 8 years and a producer for the past 3. He is active in the UW DJ …
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Portrait of the Artist: Mary Lou Sittler
Mary Lou began her glass career after volunteering to set up a gallery for a stained glass shop. Since then Mary Lou has pursued her …
Portrait of the Artist: Carolyn Laurie
For Carolyn Laurie, sewing had always been a great interest. However, with two daughters born close together, her ‘me’ time almost completely disappeared. Now that …
Portrait of the Artist: Sean M Puckett
In his early years, the easy money of computer programming lured Sean away from his fascination with graphic arts and photography. Now that he has …
Portrait of the Artist: Todd Schiedel
Todd Schiedel is an artisan, musician and teacher. He is interested in creating objects that are aesthetically pleasing, functional, and created without having an adverse …
Portrait of the Artist: Lauren Judge
Lauren Judge is a multi-disciplinary artist, living and working in Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario. She has recently joined the Waterloo Community Arts Centre as General Manager, gaining …
Portrait of the Artist: Jakki Annerino
Jakki Annerino is a visual artist and a singer/songwriter/guitar player living in Kitchener, Ontario. She helps run the Black Walnut Folk Club, a Kitchener-Waterloo acoustic …
Portrait of the Artist: Thera Ip
Thera is a 30-year old local Torontonian, born and bred. She has worked in jewellery design since high school. For over ten years, she has …
Portrait of the Artist: Erin Moffat (Colour and Light)
Colour and Light features unique, abstract stained glass art by Erin Moffat. A research chemist by day, Erin enjoys the fusion of science and art. …
Portrait of the Artist: D. H. McKee
D. H. McKee is a multi-skilled artist who works with painting, mixed media, journaling, digital photography, music, and video. He has a range of experience in various media, but painting is his first and foremost output; painting is a way of expressing ideas and emotions which cannot be formed through words or sound.
His education has helped him integrate film and video aesthetics into his artwork: video stylistic themes work their way into the paintings, and one can discern letterboxing, test patterns, scrambled pay-television signals and oversaturated colours in the works. It is in this manner that he explores different mediums and surface techniques.