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15 hours ago by carollyneyardley Delicate paint strokes creates depth, and the becomes a form of meditation. Video clip depicts painting the colour layer over grisaille layer in the making of Chief Rande Cook Tunic. When Rande first invited me to collaborate for the 2 person exhibition Ravenous (2014), he asked if I would paint him as a squirrel wearing his traditional regalia. Swipe left to see full regalia painting (2014) and the finished Tunic painting (which will be part of our collaboration at Art Toronto 2017. Booth S11, Fazakas Gallery).
15 hours ago by carollyneyardley Slide show process behind, "There's a Squirrel on my forehead", Rande and Carollyne collaboration. Art Toronto Oct 27-30, Booth S11, Fazakas Gallery. @art_toronto @fazakasgallery @ola_randelini @carollyneyardley @wgalleries #arttoronto #arttoronto17 #arttoronto2017 #artcollector #curator #torontolife @torontolife @canartca #carollyneyardley #carollyne #randecook #fazakasgallery #squirrealism #squirrel #torontoart #nyc
2 days ago by carollyneyardley Noah Becker Tribute Panel 2, by Rande Cook and Carollyne Yardley, 15" diameter. Art Toronto Oct 27-30, 2017. This collaborative work by Rande and Carollyne is referring to New York based artist Noah Becker's Ben-day field series. Adding to our conversation that art is alive, influenced and constantly changing. This painting is a record of our friendship with Noah, the northwest coast and our collective hometown of Victoria, BC. Over the past couple years (when Noah is in Victoria), we get together, collaborate and discuss art. @art_toronto @fazakasgallery @ola_randelini @carollyneyardley @noahbeckerstudio @backgalleryproj @wgalleries #arttoronto #arttoronto17 #arttoronto2017 #artcollector #torontolife @torontolife @canartca …
5 days ago by carollyneyardley Noah Becker Tribute Panel, 15" diameter. Art Toronto Oct 27-30, 2017. Adding to our conversation that art is alive, influenced and constantly changing. This collaborative work by Rande and Carollyne is referring to New York based artist Noah Becker's Ben-day field series. This painting is a documentation of our friendship with Noah, the northwest coast and our collective hometown of Victoria, BC. Over the past couple years (when Noah is in Victoria), we get together, collaborate and discuss art. @art_toronto @fazakasgallery @ola_randelini @carollyneyardley @noahbeckerstudio @backgalleryproj @wgalleries #arttoronto #arttoronto17 #arttoronto2017 #artcollector #torontolife @torontolife @canartca #carollyneyardley #carollyne #randecook #noahbecker #fazakasgallery #squirrealism #squirrel …
5 days ago by carollyneyardley Catalogue of collaborative works by Rande Cook and Carollyne Yardley for Art Toronto Oct 27-30 now available through Artsy (use search, Fazakas Gallery) @artsy @art_toronto @fazakasgallery @ola_randelini @carollyneyardley #arttoronto #arttoronto17 #arttoronto2017 #artcollector #torontolife #carollyneyardley #carollyne #randecook #fazakasgallery #squirrealism #squirrel https://www.artsy.net/show/fazakas-gallery-fazakas-gallery-at-art-toronto-2017
About the Artist
Carollyne Yardley Omnimedia
Carollyne Yardley coined the term Squirrealism to describe her signature style of fine artwork employing squirrels, hybrid humans, and masks, which have separated themselves into distinct bodies such as “reflection,” “metamorphosis,” “identity,” yet what they hold in common is an ongoing investigation into the animation of the human condition.
Carollyne Yardley has garnered all levels of press in Canada, featured in The Globe and Mail, The National Post, CTV News, CBC Radio, online weblogs, and the covers of several books and magazines.