Interesting Links
 


Anytime Stories



 Ari Liimatainen 
 

 


Ari Liimatainen
Finish Artist

"On the Other Side"
Acryl on Paper
1999


"Kakkuiso"

 

Picture for Suomijazz

Arts Network Ottawa


Jeffrey Bihr



Art Cars
Harrod Blank


Art Car Fest
Berkeley, San Francisco, Oakland & Santa Cruz
California
September


Art Car Fest
Douglas, Arizona


Art Car World
Douglas, Arizona

A r t e a s t


Artists in Canada.Com


ArtArt Scene China



Ai An
Raincoat Series: Fly Away
1995
Tempera on Canvas


August Strindberg and Helium

The Daisy Theatre
by Ronnie Burkett


Ina Klein

Ronnie Burkett is a puppeteer, but not your usual entertainer. He’s way out there… and he creates an experience you will not see anywhere else. This time, his puppets sing and joke in a type of vaudeville routine.  Burkett is part of the show.  He designs his marionettes and controls them. He speaks their voices as you see him in action, hovering above a small theatre, as he adlibs and his puppets dance….

The marionettes are delightful…. Older versions of a world sometimes gone bad. Older versions of what we might become. Sometimes their stories are sad… often their actions make us laugh out loud.  The show changes every night… There are 44 marionettes for Burkett to choose from…. So if you see more than one show, you will see different characters, except for the opening and closing ‘acts’ which are always the same.

This is not The Howdy Doody Show of the 50’s.

Burkett involves the audience in his shows and encourages people to talk to the marionettes, to react to them, “You can do it, Schnitzel, You can climb the theatre
without wings.”


Schnitzel

If you are inclined for an adventure in theatre,
this is it.  You won’t be disappointed.

 
Ronnie Burkett


Camera Club of Ottawa


 Roy Hooper


Corno



Dancing Wheels


Frédéric Daty


Benoit David


Mathieu Dubé


"people are strange"

John Pa
ul Early


Mariah Fee
New York City

Bruce Garner


"Butterfly Ma


Body Builder
Dina Goldstein

 


Philippe Guillerm

Wood Sculpture - "Love at First Sight " -Walnut, Maple, Mahogany.


Grammar Now!

 
Graphics by 4Yeo

Makeup



HI-Realism Mannequins
Eyes


Hot vs. Not

Mary Kritz


"Watching"

In creating my art I use a black pigment pen and start with one line. 
I continue to add lines until I have enough. 
I start connecting the lines and filling in the spaces.  
At times, I use a theme, either as a single piece of work
or for a specific handbound book. 


"In Stitches"


 At other times I create pieces of art when I am moved
 by a life event, piece of music or a visual image. 
I love colour and enjoy working with Indian ink pens and acrylic paints combined with organic materials.


"Ready for the Party"

Book Binder/Book Artist
YouTube

Contact: kritz.mary@gmail.com


david lachapelle


Maria  Lezón


Dorothy Love


Adam Magyar


John Marok


Ron Mueck

Biography


"Music Man"
Featured on Collective Arts
Rhyme & Reason Beer
Series 3
Eric Fan

Toronto


© Photo by Rick Dunphy
Orleans Photo Club


 

Arts Ottawa East

 


© Photo by Lois Siegel
Ottawa Bagelshop and Deli
The shop is an art gallery, coffee shop, restaurant, deli,
and gourmet food emporium.     
And don't forget the bagels

Ottawa Start

Maria Pellegrini

Perret Opticians


Walter Ostrom
Byzantine Flower


 Ceramicist Walter Ostrom wins Nova Scotia's Portia White Award
Graduate of Ohio University, Athens, Ohio


Lise Pageau
"Sun"

Pink House Studios, Inc.
Life-Modeling Materials



 
 

 

 

 

 

 


Pondering Pool

RA Photo Club


             ©Photo by Bill YoungMan


Dame Lucie Rie
1902-1995
 Eminent British Potter
Albion Mews studio, 1970s




Saw Video


Brian Seed



Photo by Lois Siegel


Helga Sermat
Ottawa, Canada


Peter Shmelzer


"Got Love"
©Photos  by Lois Siegel


"Lift"
Suzanne Simoni


©Sandy Skoglund
Simmering Madness
Cibachrome Photograph
36"x4


Street Art


Anne Taintor, Inc.


Rufino Tamayo

"Perro"


Canadian Visual Artist Mike Taylor
Ottawa, Canada


Claude Théberge
Montreal, Canada

 


Peter Togni Trio 

 


Turnowsky


Thoughtful Gifts of Thinking People

Susan Valyi


Tour de Rigaud, 2007
Plywood
 bike tire, shoe lasts, wood and resin construction
12” x 32” (12” deep)
includes base


Philippe Weisbecker

Weisbecker was born in Senegal, Africa (1942). He moved to Paris as a child and graduated from the National Decoration Art School (1966). He then moved to New York (1968). The artist currently lives and works in both Paris and New York.


"Just Riffin.."

Eric Wilson
Guelph, Ontairo
Canada

Paper Mache Resource


© Photo by Lois Siegel
Johnny Winter & Jon Paris


Dan Witz



World Wide Arts Resources

 

Yayoi Kusama


Lois Siegel's Home Page