Saturday, September 5th • Blake Haney / Wonder Around
Works on film shot with Mamiya 645 and Holga cameras in New Orleans, New York and Brazil. Framed using Plexi mounting and aluminum backing. Prints also available.
Work will run through September.
Refreshments provided.
CANARY Gallery • 329 Julia St
Gallery Hours - Wed-Fri 2-5 or by Appt:
(504) 208-3882
SATURDAY, MARCH 7th, 6-9PM
The Canary Gallery, 329 Julia Street
NORTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE
Mitch Paone and Bryce Wymer present "Many Outlets"
New York based artists Bryce Wymer and Mitch Paone have come together with a body of work depicting explorations of social realism. Oils, resins, and collage are utilized throughout the
collection. Yet all works hold down a subtle neo-classical tone, with a heavy eye for design.
Bryce Wymer is a visual artist currently living in Brooklyn, New York. His works address human social progression. He is also the creative director at a motion graphics studio in New York called Digital Kitchen. Personal works available at www.brycewymer.com
Mitchell Paone is a multi-faceted creative who moves in between the disciplines of Graphic Design, Typographer, Fine Art, Film and Music to invokes thought and emotion. Mitch currently works commercially as an Art Director & Graphic Designer for a variety of advertising agencies and creative production studios worldwide through the moniker of Dreamers Ink Aesthetics. In
his spare time he is either working on fine art endeavors or is performing with his jazz funk fusion band Non-Static which includes some of New York City’s finest jazz musicians.
NORTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE PERFORMANCE
Following the opening Mitch and Bryce will be performing at DBA Frenchman Street from 10:30 onward into the night. Please make it out to see the final piece of the creative outlets both of them share with each other.
DBA Frenchman, 10:30
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FRIDAY, MARCH 6th, 7:30-9PM
@ Satchmo’s Lounge, Loyola University Danna Center
GENUS NEWORLEANUS
AIGA lecture featuring Bryce Wymer (www.brycewymer.com, www.d-kitchen.com) & Mitch Paone (www.dreamersinkaesthetics.net).
The focus of the lecture is breaking down the creative process of design influenced film, broadcast and commercial media.
Secondly, the lecture will represent the broad range of creative endeavors including music performance and production, film, photography, illustration, graphic design, and typography and
its collective influence on Mitch & Bryce’s commercial work output.
The Collective Conscience: "la portes du spirit"
Group Show at The CANARY Gallery
Featuring Heidi Domangue and Nicholas Ciglio
The CANARY Gallery is pleased to present new works from two very exciting new artists, Heidi Domangue and Nicholas Ciglio.
Heidi Domangue made her CANARY Gallery debut in the October 2008 group show "South of I-10. Artists Along Louisiana's Main Drag", showing her intaglio prints, and mixed media collage prints. Her work was often printed and silkscreened using hand crafted paper, and sewn by hand to create even deeper textures.
Her new works for this exhibit shows her creating more textural pieces, but adding a 9 piece hand tinted photo-collage to the mix. Also within the show is the striking large format stretched and woven painted fabric piece.
Nicholas Ciglio is making his first gallery appearance on Julia St. with his new series, which is a section of a larger series entitled "Blessed be the Reconstruction". This series is centered in creating blessings for the reconstruction on old Katrina flooded wood from gutted houses.
A filmmaker and educator from California, Ciglio moved to New Orleans in June of 2006 to focus is artistic intentions on social relevance in the wake of Katrina. His first public piece in New Orleans was the popular public mural of then recently passed, Kufaru Mouton, on Frenchmen Street entitled "Kufaru Katrina Mural". He is currently a featured artist at L'art Noir New Orleans on St. Claude and has been working as an art educator/filmmaker at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Charter School in the Lower Ninth Ward since November 2006.
Opening Night:
Saturday, January 3rd, 6-10pm
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The CANARY Gallery started accidently.
A year ago Whence: the studio decided it was time to merge with
another studio called Omnibus Creative. The marriage was necessary
for what was in store for 2009. Along with Dirty Coast Press,
the launch of our new project HumidBeings.com was going to make
the local scene even more exciting, yet take a great deal of work.
This merger created an umbrella brand for all our projects: The
Canary Collective. With this new brand came new team members and
a new space. It is this new space where the CANARY Gallery
was born.
In 2009 we have big plans. The launch of new projects, an expanded
Dirty Coast (new designs, new products, new designs and maybe a
new store), and more expansive shows and events at the gallery.
We thank everyone for your support in 2008 and into 2009. It will
prove to be a very interesting year.
Buckle up.
MUDHONEY DANCE COLLECTIVE PRESENTS
Friday December 12th 2008
8PM
ADMISSION $10
The event is the inaugural performance for this company, featuring work and performances by Maritza Mercado-Narcisse, Anna Morris, Nicole Boyd-Buckles Meredith Early, and Lisa Keskitalo. The audience will be able to see last year's acclaimed piece, "Belles," and new pieces from the city's best female choreographers and dancers. The event allows the audience to move around the dance pieces and view the work as "moving sculptures" which occur simultaneously in separate parts of the gallery space.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
MARITZA MERCADO-NARCISSE at [email protected]
or call 504.237.0461