Conrad Bobiwash
Aboriginal Artist
Art Show and Presentation
“The After effects of reading Carlos Fuentes"
125 Front Street,
Spanish, Ontario
705-844-2000
SpanishRiverInn [AT] gmail.com
Spanish, Ontario
705-844-2000
SpanishRiverInn [AT] gmail.com
July 20th, 2012
7:00 p.m. Opening
Just Come for Conrad’s Art Show or Come for Dinner too!
Chef David will present an Aboriginal influenced dinner
in recognition of Conrad’s show – including
an awesome wild pickerel chowder,
scone and something special featuring blueberries and more.
After reading Carlos Fuentes, the great Latin American writer, clarity of vision is being reformed with an ample inclusion of Raw Art or Art Brut.
The search for clarity through words meshed or mashed with Brut Art, created some new startling images that have power and emotion.
Artist and writers are often peering in the edge of change and enact the process. For Carlos Fuentes, the clarity of his message was not lost for a generation of readers on the transition of the aboriginal peoples in Latin America.
For Morrisseau, the great Canadian artist, his early works, were created in the dump in Beardmore, Ontario. It was the foundation of what was to come, the combining of emotion and survival with paint.
For the educator and designer, the process of unfolding the dynamics of opening new ways of seeing the land, the sky and his vision became focussed. Artists and writers, as matter of fact all creative people, can reach plateaus where the art stagnates- lethargy and pain follow. Hence the exploration process of other's words and images.
Mr. Bobiwash has been exploring writers and artists for years to keep fresh and to broaden his repertoire of skill sets. The new images are mixture of old and new, that created some clarity in his art.
Visit the Inn to see a collection of
The search for clarity through words meshed or mashed with Brut Art, created some new startling images that have power and emotion.
Artist and writers are often peering in the edge of change and enact the process. For Carlos Fuentes, the clarity of his message was not lost for a generation of readers on the transition of the aboriginal peoples in Latin America.
For Morrisseau, the great Canadian artist, his early works, were created in the dump in Beardmore, Ontario. It was the foundation of what was to come, the combining of emotion and survival with paint.
For the educator and designer, the process of unfolding the dynamics of opening new ways of seeing the land, the sky and his vision became focussed. Artists and writers, as matter of fact all creative people, can reach plateaus where the art stagnates- lethargy and pain follow. Hence the exploration process of other's words and images.
Mr. Bobiwash has been exploring writers and artists for years to keep fresh and to broaden his repertoire of skill sets. The new images are mixture of old and new, that created some clarity in his art.
Featuring a special presentation and demonstration by Conrad on Native Art history.
Visit the Inn to see a collection of
Conrad Bobiwash's excellent art work