Showing posts with label Marvin Luvualu António. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marvin Luvualu António. Show all posts

Friday, 8 May 2026

For the children in Gaza and Lebanon

The Ghassan Abu Sittah Children's Fund provides to the children in Gaza and Lebanon urgent medical care, which is in dire need especially at this crazy time.  The current fundraising exhibition at Toronto's Capsules Artist Resources is an effort to support this lofty mission.  Among the fine exhibits are ...

Ibrahim Abusitta's Harvest Season:




Marigold Santos's Flower Abstraction (Peach Waves):








David Woodward's The Way It Was, The Way It Will Be:




Nicole Ji Soo Kim's  I Cling To Your Certain Embrace, And Ask Kindly For It To Linger series:




Shahrzad Jahan's They Bloom In Black:








Roda Medhat's Yellow Glass Rug:




Nour Bishouty's Untitled:




Camille Jodoin-Eng's Unraveling:




And many more.  Check out Capsules’ list. 


Wednesday, 18 December 2024

Make Me Wanna Holler

Marvin Luvualu António from his solo exhibition Make Me Wanna Holler currently at Cooper Cole Gallery, Toronto:







Found image from across the street from the gallery:


Thursday, 14 December 2023

Plumbraiser 4.03

The Plumb's annual auction Plumbraiser 4.0 continues on their Instagram platform with Group 3.  Auctioning will go until 20:00 EST tonight (01:00 GMT Friday).  My personal favourites here ...

Howard Lonn's Italy:



Marvin Luvualu António's Untitled:



David Clarkson's Waves:



Sophia Oppel's Everything Must Go (2):


Saturday, 24 October 2020

Stem To Where We Grew Stuck

Because of my very intense workload, my recent illness was not given a chance to fully recover.  In fact, it came back this past week, and I have been forced to stay off screen once again.  I am sorry to tell the viewers of my blog that while I am still sick, my daily postings will probably remain sporadic in the next little while.

Today is the last day for the exhibition Stem To Where We Grew Stuck at Hearth Garage, Toronto ...

Paula McLean:




Nathan Ivanco:


Marvin Luvualu António:


Xuan Ye:





Saturday, 12 March 2016

Cut The World

It's the last day of the nicely curated exhibition Cut The World Until It Fits On The Back Of Your Hand at Toronto's Clint Roenische Gallery today, featuring Marvin Luvualu António, Sarah Cale, Eli Langer, Alex Morrison and Jon Sasaki.

Langer:




Langer, Cale and Morrison:



Sasaki:



Cale, Morrison and António:



Morrison and Langer:



Images courtesy of Clint Roenisch Gallery/Jimmy Limit