Some Group of Seven treats ...
Iconic work by the legendary Tom Thomson (1877 - 1917) from the exhibition All The Calm And Calamity currently at Tom Thomson Art Gallery, Owen Sound:
Also on view are impressive work by F. H. Varley (1881 - 1969):
and A. Y. Jackson (1882 - 1974):
From the exhibition The Quiet Fall currently at Varley Art Gallery, Markham ...
A. J. Casson (1898 - 1992):
F. H. Varley:
Bianca Artemida Nam's installation Where The Willows Weep And Orchids Dream currently at Tom Thomson Art Gallery, Owen Sound:
Currently showing at Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin ...
Toyin Ojih Odutola's meticulous drawings from her solo exhibition U22 - Adijatu Straße:
Wolfgang Tillmans's Anders Pulling Splinter From His Foot and Anders Behind Leaves:
Ruprecht von Kaufmann from his solo exhibition Herbst currently at Haus am Lützowplatz, Berlin ...
Blingbling:
Look-Alike:
A digital drawing of mine, Untitled (A chromatic approximation of the number π, the first 768 hexadecimal digits), has been on view the last few months at the online exhibition DRAWING 2025 of John B. Aird Gallery, which was juried and curated by Kathleen Vaughan. Please feel free to check it, along with great drawings by other amazing artists, out before the show concludes.
Who else’s finding his way home for Christmas?
Chris Rea first released Driving Home For Christmas in 1986. I was shocked to hear that he sadly passed away yesterday, merely three days before Christmas. R.I.P.
Bing Crosby‘s I’ll Be Home For Christmas, 1943:
