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All works available for $10 each,Thursday April 1st to Monday April 4th,
*Hotshot Gallery, Kensington Market
A wall piece at my school, Bending The Gun
Mixed media on drywall

Snakes
Each 9" X 12"
mixed media on paper
Portrait of Karina Abrimova
17" X 12" mixed media on paper
commissioned
This is the first show I've ever organized. It feels amazing to collaborate with not only other artists but also curators, gallery owners and programming directors. I have a lot of lovely people on my side and I'm thankful for that. The premise of Toronto Lowbrow is a series of high-quality lowbrow shows bringing the pop-surrealist scenes of San Francisco and New York to Toronto. Another purpose for the show is to expose new young artists together with those who are currently established. Every year the artists will change or stay with new additions, and reflect the best lowbrow work Toronto has to offer.
Lowbrow is an urban art scene that has high popularity within the GTA; we hope to bring the city it’s favorite look, sourced not from across the border, but right from its own backyard, and also with it’s own flavor that does not reflect lowbrow styles anywhere else in the world.Reception: January 7th 2010, 8pm - 12am @ 52 McCaul Street, Toronto.
The Dowry Theft 4' X 4'
Mutimedia on Paper Draped with Silk Sari
Dilophosaur does not spit venom
Multimedia on Paper, abt. 9" X 40"
sold
Riding a Velociraptor, 4' X 6'
Multimedia on Paper
sold
Riding a Pteranodon,
2' x 8'Multimedia on Canvas
More experiments
Multimedia on Mylar
This is Krepesz with my work in it. I'm happy to have shown there because the crepes and coffee are like the owners; just wonderful! The last six images are courtesy of the very talented and beautiful Shirin Fathi.