by Ken Tsui | For the past ten years, Vancouver artist Neil Wedman has opened up monochromatic windows into cinematic spectacles. Through paintings, watercolours and drawings Wedman’s series of works explore the idea of looking past the sensationalism of it all, featuring desaturated wonderments rivalling the kinds of phenomena typically found in blockbuster movies.
From desert rainbows and volcanoes erupting underwater to exploding firework factories, these jaw-dropping, grey-on-grey vistas culminate in “Pages”, a beautiful new book (published by ECU Press and Charles H. Scott Gallery) and show at Equinox Gallery on Great Northern Way. The celebrated artist – who teaches at both ECUAD and SFU – will be on site for the opening reception and book launch this Thursday night. If you can’t make it to the opening you can catch the show until February 25. Equinox is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10am to 5pm.
Neil Wedman: Pages
Opening reception: February 2nd, 6pm – 8pm
Show on till February 25th, 2017
Equinox Gallery | #110-525 Great Northern Way
Vancouver BC V5T 1E1
Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 5pm
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