Showing posts with label British Columbia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label British Columbia. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Tanta Pennington, Victoria, British Columbia, CANADA

A fitting postcard to conclude the Diamond Jubilee Mail Art Call . . .
Thanks to everyone who has sent work over the months.
The final version of the catalogue went to the printer tonight.
Here's the final listing of artists.





Saturday, July 21, 2012

Joanne McSporran, Huxley Island, Haida Gwaii - Floating Post Office, British Columbia, CANADA

Thaks to Joanne for this painting that went from Huxley Island, Haida Gwaii to
Queen Charlotte City to Read Island tne  onto Victoria, BC



The Surge Narrows floating post office



Saturday, June 23, 2012

Cindy McMath, Victoria, British Columbia, CANADA

6 large envelopes arrive . .  each with a portion of a Toronto newspaper Jubilee promotion to build your own Jubilee Queen with Corgi. Thanks so much Cindy . .  she'll join the parade of visuals at Moss Street Paint In 2012. 

The complete Queen . . lifesize at 5' 4".

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Carolyn Sadowska, Victoria, British Columbia, CANADA

A very generous helping of laughter with the Queen - of Comedy Carolyn Sadowska.
A select grouping of her fantastic holiday cards.
Check out this Queens site: Laugh with Liz








Friday, May 25, 2012

Lunar Suede, Vancouver, British Columbia, CANADA


A Royal Stamp Extravaganza . . Thanks to Lunar Suede for this addition to the Jubilee Mail Art celebration. The piece is made from his father's stamps colection - the centre hold a bundle of 100 stamps.




Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Linda Rogers, Victoria, British Columbia, CANADA

Poetic Freudian Queen comes with a piercing too. . . 
Thanks Linda.
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"Freud Meets Winter Queen"
This is how he breaks the ice,
With a joke and her face almost
Cracks into a smile. What do
They know that we don't?
What does the psychoanalyst's
Grandson see beneath the play
Of light, the Queen Face, Queen
For a day or - hard to imagine-
A dress-up that lasts sixty years.
It's hard to tell if the diamond
tiara in this portrait is real, but
he shows us the lady is real.
She gets the joke. At the end
Of the day, Queens and painters
Lie side by side in the ground.