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3 days ago by carollyneyardley Iain and Ingrid Baxter EYE SCREAM dinnerware, serving dishes at Applejack Farm. @applejack_farm The Ubiquitous Concept, Oakville: Oakville Galleries, 1995, p.5-29, 49-51. N.E. Thing Co. is anything1 Founded in 1966 by Iain and Ingrid Baxter, the Vancouver-based N.E. Thing Co. (NETCO) enjoyed a degree of success rarely matched nationally and internationally among Canadian artists in the late 1960s and early 1970s. By most standards it was a stellar rise to fame underscored by innovations of the kind that helped seal their recognition. Noteworthy among the early works is the wrapped plastic environment of Bagged Place, installed at the U.B.C. Fine
3 days ago by carollyneyardley Squirrel and Owl Salt and Pepper Shakers and Vase by Arcadia Ceramics, California. #squirrel #squirrealism #theinternetneedsmoresquirrels
4 days ago by carollyneyardley Hop City Brewing is doing #Squirrealism right with the #barkingsquirrel thanks @wyli_e_coyote for the ‘lert. @hopcitybrewing
6 days ago by carollyneyardley Today (Oct 10/2018) is WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY 2018 and squirrels remind us that we each get support in different kinds of ways. #worldmentalhealthday ORLANDO, Fla. Police had to remove a woman who brought an emotional support squirrel on a Frontier Airlines flight headed from Orlando, Florida, to Cleveland. #squirrelsupportanimal #emotionalsupportanimal #squirrels #squirrelsofinstagram #theinternetneedsmoresquirrels #squirrealism #squirrelsaresupportanimalstoo
1 week ago by carollyneyardley First I was all, “Cool, a Cross Orbweaver!” And then I was all, “Sorry about your luck, Ladybug.” #spiderweb #spider #ladybug #crossorbweaver
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 “alchemy,” “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.