60 x 70 cm
The exhibition will include a variety of mediums, such as painting, drawing, and sculpture and collage. Visitors will have the opportunity to see works that range from photo realistic to abstract, and everything in between.
A new art exhibition, B&W, showcasing the allure and minimalism of black and white art will open at DURAN MASHAAL on February 2, 2023. The exhibition will feature works by a diverse group of artists represented and invited by the gallery, each with their own unique style and approach to the use of black and white.
The artists exhibiting:
Rosalie Gamache (Canada), Steen Ipsen (Denmark), Florence Viau (Canada), Charlie Oscar Patterson (UK), Mathew Shlian (U.S.A.), Liz Flores (U.S.A.), Victoria Wonnacott (Canada), Benjamin Murphy (Finland/UK), Cassie Suche (Canada), Laurent Lebel-Roux (Canada), Michael Flomen (Canada), Benjamin Ewing (U.S.A.), Carston Beck (Denmark) and Paul Beliveau (Canada),
The intention of black and white contemporary art can vary depending on the artist and their motivations. Artists will use a black and white palette to create a sense of simplicity or to focus attention on the form and composition of the piece. While removing the association of colour, the viewer is engaged with a composition which can evoke a multitude of different moods and emotions. Duran Mashaal brought this group of artists together to question and discuss how a colourless art works impact the perception of a narrative.
The exhibition will include a variety of mediums, such as painting, drawing, and sculpture and collage. Visitors will have the opportunity to see works that range from photo realistic to abstract, and everything in between.