And I don't even know, exactly, how to spell that place's name. One word? Hyphenated? Got me. But there I am anyway.
The Sunshine Coast is remarkably filled with artists. Not that much of a surprise, I guess, because it is a beautiful place and a bit off the beaten path and exactly what artists would like to see every morning when they get out of bed. These are the kind of artists who aren't pushing hard for a New York or Toronto show. Which doesn't mean they are less talented, but just ambitious in a different way.
Anyway, one of them, Paula O'Brien, who operates in most media, is now in the You Tube slideshow mode, and has put together a very nice collection of work from 125 Sunshine Coast artists, including moi (which was very kind of her because I'm only a part-timer there on the Coast). The work ranges from ice floor design (the kind you are going to be seeing very soon at the Olympics opening ceremonies: Gordon Halloran, who is from the Sunshine Coast, specializes in this work) to painting, pottery, photography, jewelry, metalwork, cabinetmaking, woodwork, weaving, and wall quilts, and some other media I've overlooked at this moment.
You can see it here. Brightens a gray day certainly.
Monday, February 1, 2010
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