Scott Everingham

2010-08-14T08:54:00.002-05:00

2010-07-12T19:10:00.004-05:00

Museum le Secet : Too Late for Apologies

July 21st, 2010 - September 20, 2011

Amsterdam / Rotterdam
Curated by Simon Schrikker

The exhibition Too Late For Apologies shows the work of four internationally active artists who follow a different artistic direction but all show their work as a result of prior assumptions and dynamics ...

Kris van Dessel (Antwerp, Belgium)
Hovering between the figurative and abstraction, between organic forms and architectural organisation, Kris’ paintings create a chaos that is somehow kept in check by a visual logic. It is the logic of tectonic plates, of planes and forms moving gradually over each other, both overlapping and uncovering each other in a vast surrounding space.

Onno Poeisz (Rotterdam, the Netherlands)
For his sculptures Poeisz uses the experience and the effects of sampling of already existing forms. The result is the origin of a modern mythical world, sometimes for the place that it’s in, and sometimes referring to the zap-culture.

Scott Everingham (Toronto, Canada)
Oil paint makes up the structure and life of architecture and the human form and its materiality is used as a tool to modify notions of familiar perception. Influenced by fiction, film, and spontaneity, Scott’s work extends to both the abstract and the representational, where the animate language of paint lends life to what may be experienced as very real and new places.

GUES (Paris, France)
Moment 1 :10 minutes sketchin’
Moment 2 : From 5 to 60 minutes painting in the streets without getting caught
Moment 3 : 2 minutes taking pics
Moment 4 : 2 or 3 days painting the chosen pic
Moment 1 … It’s a question of time…

With this exhibition a catalog will be published, which will be released October/November, 2010 with an essay by Herman Hernandez

http://www.lesecet.nl

2010-06-12T18:53:00.002-05:00

Website updated: new paintings added to 2010. Also, I'll be represented by two galleries at this year's Art Toronto Art Fair with Galerie Trois Points (Montreal), and J. Cacciola Gallery (New York). All new work.

2010-05-11T10:44:00.002-05:00

This work (Just The Thing, 2010. 60" x 48") as well as others, will be included in an Abstraction show at Angell Gallery in Toronto. The show runs from July 24th to August 21st.

I had 12 or so students from OCAD visit my studio for a discussion last week - thanks to artist/prof. Scott Sawtell for bringing them by.

2010-03-31T20:21:00.003-05:00

Be sure to see the show at Galerie Trois Points 372 St. Catherine St. West in Montreal - it's up until April 24th, 2010. Opening tomorrow night (April 1st) is a two-person group show at Jennifer Kostuik Gallery in Vancouver.

Upcoming: Travelling museum shows Too Late for Apologies in Amsterdam and Rotterdam with Le Secret Museum, curated by Simon Schrikker.

2010-01-26T09:50:00.002-05:00

February 2 - 27, 2010

New Works:

Roger Chavez

Scott Everingham

Kenishi Hoshine

J. Cacciola Gallery

617 West 27th Street

New York, NY 10001

212-462-4646

www.jcacciolagallery.com

2009-12-04T12:23:00.003-05:00

Updates:

* Review of latest solo exhibition at Paul Petro Special Projects in the Globe and Mail by Gary Michael Dault, November 28th, 2009.

* December 2009: Group Exhibition at Jennifer Kostuik Gallery in Vancouver.

* April 2010: Two-man exhibition at Galerie Trois Points in Montreal.

2009-07-29T07:31:00.003-05:00

*I've posted a new painting in my gallery - it's a 36" x 36" called Wet Meteor Fallout. It may be in a new show I've got upcoming in late November (15th - 30th) at Paul Petro Special Projects in Toronto. It will be organized, and presented by art consultant and collector Stephen Smart, titled Stephen Smart Presents: Smart Art Projects #5.
* During the weekend of July 10, 11, 12 I had a booth at the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition and was awarded Best Painting.
* Some Kind of Wonderful: 4th KW/AG Biennial curated by Nancy Campbell made front page Arts and Life news in the Kitchener Waterloo 'Record'.

2009-02-17T15:39:00.002-05:00

I've finalized my graduate show from the University of Waterloo. It'll be at Paul Petro Special Projects - downtown Toronto, in the heart of the Queen West Art District.

Paul Petro Special Projects
962 Queen Street West

Opening Reception and details can be seen HERE, at the Facebook location.

March 30 - April 14th, reception on Friday April 3rd, 7-9pm.

2007-11-30T16:51:00.001-05:00

Just received word: I'll be published, along with 82 of Canada's best emerging painters, in a 360 page, fully illustrated book produced by the Magenta Foundation in Toronto. It will be hardcover and bound, and for sale internationally. There are about 40 in the established category, and about 60 in the mid-career. Published in August, 2008.

Also, I'll be interning with Nathan Redwood http://www.nathanredwood.com in Los Angeles for the summer of 2008.

2007-08-13T10:23:00.000-05:00

UPCOMING:

Artist Profile: Corduroy Magazine, NY - Issue 1, 2007 http://www.corduroymag.com
MFA Students Exhibition - University of Waterloo, ECH Front Gallery, Sept. 2007
La Petite Mort Gallery - solo exhibition, October 2008. http://www.lapetitemortgallery.com

2007-06-11T07:28:00.001-05:00

UPCOMING

64 Steps Contemporary Art
Por’tri-choor

July 12^th-August 4^th 2007
Opening Reception: July 12th, 7-10pm

1164 Queen St West
Toronto, ON
t.416.535.7837

An image is worth a thousand words. A subject cast in one light can evoke the darkest feelings, in another light the same figure looks out at the viewer with optimism and lighthearted mirth. Landscape as a psychic portrait, macro inventions as divine subject, abstracted works that tell a story with a slash of colour and brushstrokes that evoke specific imagery. This group show explores the parameters of the portrait, what defines its specific form and wherein lies its true nature.

Works by Scott Everingham, Betty Kaser, Jen Lantz, Josh Reichmann, Lisa Rose Normandale, and Kristina Kudryk.

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Summer Exhibition

La Petite Mort Gallery
306 Cumberland St.
Ottawa, ON

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