Two artists featured in exhibition at Wasagaming Community Arts
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WASAGAMING — Wasagaming Community Arts is holding its second exhibition opening next Friday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., featuring two new shows by artists Nicole Shimonek and Earl Graham.
Each artist has her and his own gallery space for their three-week exhibition.
Shimonek is a visual artist living in Winnipeg. Although her artwork is primarily sculpture, her practice includes drawing, painting, performances, video and film. She uses odd juxtapositions of tangible materials, mediums and themes to depict ironies of life experience.
The setup of Shimonek’s exhibition will be intriguing and inventive — just like her works.
On the other end of the spectrum, Graham is a contemporary and realist artist who shares his passion for life and art with his colourful canvases.
Hailing from Dauphin, he experiments with his palette; intensifying the mood and subject in his work in order to challenge viewers to look closer at colours seen versus what is perceived.
Having these two artists’ shows running simultaneously creates an interesting contrast and is bound to stir up conversation.
The exhibition will run from June 24 to July 12.
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