Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Monday, July 9, 2012
SUZANNE O'CALLAGHAN
"Lovers doing the Tango on Victoria Row"
acrylic on gallery canvas
24" x 30"
24" x 30"
2012
all rights reserved
Collection of S. Edwards & J. Parkin, USA
SUZANNE O'CALLAGHAN
"Portrait of Vivienne Westwood"
acrylic on gallery canvas
24" x 30"
2012
all rights reserved
("I believe it is quite subversive to do beautiful things." Vivienne Westwood)
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
SUZANNE O'CALLAGHAN
"Victoria Row"
(Charlottetown, PEI, Canada)
acrylic on canvas
2012
all rights reserved
SUZANNE O'CALLAGHAN
"Family dinner on the Island (something for everyone)"
acrylic on canvas
2012
all rights reserved
SUZANNE O'CALLAGHAN
(works in progress in my studio)
(top of easel) "Cyclists on the Confederation Trail" (2012)
(below) "Lupins in a silver coffee pot" (2012)
(completed/in bg) "Expectant woman reading" (2010)
all acrylic on canvas
all rights reserved
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Saturday, March 24, 2012
A sneak peek at SURVIVOR, Gallery @ the Guild
SUZANNE O'CALLAGHAN, "tire-d", installation using rubber/automobile tire, paints, 2012
SUZANNE O'CALLAGHAN, "I survived being a housewife", acrylic, gilt, gesso, wood on panel in antique frame, 2012;
SUZANNE O'CALLAGHAN, "Memory Line", an installation honouring the 13 women who have been murdered on Prince Edward Island, 2012;
the facade of the GALLERY @ THE GUILD, Queen & Richmond Street, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
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SURVIVOR: the he(art) of survivors of violence (R) is a multi-artist, multi-media art show that was created and curated by Suzanne O'Callaghan and which explores survival of the various types of violence of the world in which we live: social, physical, sexual, emotional, spiritual, intellectual, racial, mental, religious, financial, environmental, etc.
SURVIVOR: The he(art) of survivors of violence
*Both paintings are part of the Survivor (R) exhibition in Charlottetown, PEI, Canada,
Spring 2012
...I am so very happy with the product that is the new show (which I created, curated and am a participating artist in) at the Gallery @ the Guild in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island right now. The range of work - from photography to installation, sculpture to paint, textiles to pottery - is astonishing, moving, compelling, powerful. I encourage anyone living or visiting on the Island this spring to stop by the show during its run (March 20-April 14).
My heartfelt thanks to all the artists, and to family, friends and patrons for their ongoing support. I certainly could not do this work without your love and light.
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