Addison Duke, new emerging artist at Canary Gallery

I am thrilled to announce a new and emerging artist at Canary Gallery. Addison Duke, a world traveler, has landed in Birmingham bringing with him delightful large modern paintings on canvas and creative continuous line abstracts on paper.

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Addison’s works often obtain a written message. A Little Sleep’s meaningful admonition is to not rest on ones laurels but to work hard! *A little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to rest* balances the vibrant colors and large size of the piece.

His continuous line abstracts are created by a contraption he made out of wood to allow simultaneous use of multiple pens in his drawings. The added watercolor enhances the drawings, bringing them from a simple black and white image to magically, colorful renderings.

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Mesmerizing works by artist Tati Kaupp

Tati Kaupp grew up the child of anthropologists in Mexico where she explored workspaces and engaged with folk art makers, attended colorful ceremonies, celebrations and fantastical dances, all the while living among beautiful and whimsical objects in her parents’ home. The influence on her works of art is undeniable!

Color, pattern, narrative, function and the environments they inhabit are at the core of her works. Tati is obsessed with exploring materials and methods to create art that transforms magical realism into magical abstraction. In her Vessel Series with accompanying clay works, she has succeeded!

Abundance of sunshine and Birmingham Bill is up tomorrow on Groundhog Day!

The sun in streaming through the windows of Canary Gallery as we await with anticipation the prediction of Birmingham Bill tomorrow on Groundhog Day, one of my favorite holidays! Stop by for a lovely glass of wine or craft beer as you enjoy this spectacular day.

Paintings in the large Gallery space by Nancy Chaboun, Amy Collins and Isabelle Gautier.

Paintings in the large Gallery space by Nancy Chaboun, Amy Collins and Isabelle Gautier.