Installed in the studio. |
A-930 is 29 x 108" Oil on paper mounted on canvas |
Shipping day! I'm always relieved when the work gets there safely. |
Lots of work to do to get the paintings sized for the new walls. |
The room was huge, really big walls. |
We received great support from everyone at the gallery, especially from Ben Dickerson, the preparator for the gallery. Careful, smart and steady; Ben was great to work with, a real pleasure. |
Sarah and I working on the East wall. |
The opening went very well. We had a huge crowd (not many in this shot but this was at the start). |
We were lucky to have some extra help. Sophie Routhier LeBlanc and Yulia Dea Nesty are volunteers with the gallery. They were a godsend, lending a hand when we needed it most. Many thanks to them. |
Here we are. The curators of the show Peter Dykhuis and Corinna Ghaznavi, myself, and Sarah. Many thanks to all. |
In the east gallery we wrapped the whale around a corner. |
The wave and moon were positioned opposite the whale. |
The wave fit nicely on the wall. |
Heres a view of the moon' and text paintings. |
There were some nice views through the hallway. |
This is a view of the west gallery. |
The bridge was wrapped around 3 walls. |
Tomb and mask. |
The gallery was immersed in blue tile. |
We've wrapped the walls in blue tiles. |
The works are floor to ceiling and corner to corner.
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Almost all of the paintings from the Other Worlds show are up at the Barnicke.
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Christopher Regimbal is the Exhibition Project Coordinator at the Barnicke. Fabulous support, all that was needed was there. Many thanks. |