Traffic at Bloor and Lansdowne on Thursday December 20, 2007.
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warnerswasey
I thought the colour was interesting and contrasted by the white snow. The extendable shovel was originally painted orange and now also rusting.
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A. Barricelli plays Giuliani Op. 50 nro 13 photo Tim Noonan
Allright!! I've been published by Empedocle70 on Youtube!
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Time's Eye
The luminous and ingenious clock, from the depths of time it's invention has trapped us all! Don't forget to put our clock back 1 hr at 2am tomorrow!
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Coffeetime2
Every morning I grab a coffee before I get on the subway, sometimes a fritter too. They are just now finishing up the Lansdowne street narrowing and I had to maneuver in order to get inside the shop.
15.10.07
Headless Men
Headless men come knocking on your door while you're listening to Kirk Armstrong on Songvault Rock Radio! What do these guys want? It's a secret mystery that may unfold sometime around October 31.
11.10.07
Lemonhead Break In
When I got home this evening and received the news from Artscape that there had been a break in over night I freaked out a bit. Apparently someone had tampered with the doors on 15 studios and made away with a macintosh computer. When I arrived locksmiths were adjusting locks and I found that my studio had been tried but the thieves didn't get in. I wonder what they expected to make off with out of Artist's studios anyway! Ha, ha they could become dealers of art or paint!!
9.10.07
Art Museum Expansion: A Constructive Trend?
Sounds like the new and improved Crystal at our own ROM!
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Nuit Blanche
I was riding back from my studio around 1:30 pm on Saturday night and I noticed a lot of people out on King Street. When I got to Dovercourt and Queen it was obvious. Nuit Blanche was in force, and I could barely cross the street. I had to dismount and walk. It was like a spectacle from NYC with so many people walking aound. This one building was wrapped up sort of like a Christo. I continued on to a couple of galleries, but it was too crowded to enjoy the art. I took a few pictures of the street.
29.9.07
Art Buyer Scam
At the beginning of the summer I was contacted by a person pretending interest to purchase my works online. Having proposed a pre- shipping price I was told that I would recieve a certified cheque by mail. The supposed buyer gave no forwarding adress but asked that I contact her shipper, because they were moving abroad. The scam involved me paying for shipping as they claimed the fees were included in the cheque. As I waited for the cheque , it never arrived, and the story I was told that it had been misdirected to England!! Basically they wanted me to ship out the works on trust because they had to move. My friend also told me of simular scams. If they don't do paypal, make no deal. I wonder what they would've done with the Artwork had I sent it.
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Arctic Melt Opens Northwest Passage
Canada claims it has full rights over the parts of the passage that pass its territory. The U.S. and European Union say the passage is in international waters.
16.9.07
Booth 149
My booth at the Outdoor Sale and Show in Trinity Bellwoods Park. I sold 10 pieces, 6 of which were digital photo manipulation prints. All the works fit into that nifty bin in the corner! I could almost take it on the TTC with me, fortunately Claude transported me to and fro!
10.9.07
5th Annual Queen Street Art Crawl
Yes, I'm participating. I have a booth in the Trinity Bellwoods Outdoor Show and Sale, blue2-149 near the tennis courts.
I'm excited, and my small works are completely affordable! I have watercolours, acrylics and oils. Many of which have been sampled in my summer posts here and then some. I hope that you can make it!
9.9.07
Tim Noonan Outdoor Art Sale and Show
I will be exhibiting small paintings and watercolours in the Outdoor Art Sale and Show in Trinity Bellwoods Park on September 15 and 16 as part of the Queen West Art Crawl. I have rented a tent to display my work, so I'm hopeful that it will be successful. Also I will have an 8ft. canvas on display on the 2nd floor of the Gladstone Hotel. See you there!
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Oil box: progress wall
Oil paintings on masonite in progress are mounted on the a-frame in my studio. Oil painting is slow as the paint takes days to dry. I take my time studying the pieces, modifying a bit here and there. As the series progresses, I'm feeling that less is more, so I'm starting to really like the minimal approach as in the red branches, 2nd from top left. I'll post a shot of it and others in a few days. Photographic resources are visible.
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Parkside: pond study
A 4x6" watercolour painted in High Park, Toronto. This large pond is surrounded by willow trees and bike paths. I found a quiet spot by the pond edge to work on this study.
16.8.07
Riverside: willows
A small postcard sized watercolour of two willow treess with weeping branches. I'm working on some oils like this one.
12.8.07
Dylan and Picasso
Dylan's drawings to go on display - alongside Picasso's at the Kunstsammlungen art museum in Chemnitz, Germany.
11.8.07
Riverside: geese_snow
The white in this 4X6" creates a guache feeling and like snow falling. I like this a lot:)^
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Peter Young
34 paintings from 1963 to 1977 has arrived at the P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center in Queens.
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Kwik-E-Mart Photos
The Kwik-E-Mart exists in Burbank, California. Check out these photos for a laugh!
12.7.07
Egyptian Bull Art Is 15,000 Years Old
Bull motifs seem to be a common thread across cultures for ancient artworks!
Elephants on the loose in Newmarket
That's a big brewha after pub night. Someone must have let them out!
11.7.07
Honest Eds
The most well known dollar and bargain store in the world is Honest Eds. You can get almost anything and get lost in there. His crazy slogans were the best. Sadly, Honest Ed Mirvish passed away today at 92. RIP
10.7.07
nightsky
I'm getting warmed up to painting in my studio again. Creations undergo many transformations and experiments! This crop looks cool!
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iphone is a Rock star
Apple's cool design combines a phone with music player, camera and internet browser, all controlled by a touch screen. Fans lined up for hours in Manhattan in order to get one!
29.6.07
Rideau Canal named a global gem
Via the Globe. The 175 year old Rideau Canal has been named a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The Rideau Canal is a 202-kilometre chain of lakes, rivers and canals stretching from Ottawa south to Kingston, on the shore of Lake Ontario. It's the only canal from the continent's canal-building era that is still operating along its original line with most of its original structures intact.
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