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3 days ago by carollyneyardley Boys are back in town with synchronized dance steps. Photo by Anonymouse #buck #deer #urbangarden #sharedspace
5 days ago by carollyneyardley New collaborative exhibit at @vanartgallery with Peter Morin and Ayumi Goto (a must see) curated by @tfhogue is another great example of cross cultural exchange. Grateful to have collaborated with Rande Cook over the last 5 years. @ola_randelini @fazakasgallery #vancouverartgallery #randecook #canadianart #carollyneyardley #canadianart
5 days ago by carollyneyardley Thrilled to announce my Squirrealism paintings will be featured at Art Toronto in October by Fazakas Gallery! #squirrel #squirrealism #canadianart #arttoronto #oilpainting #carollyne #carollyneyardley @fazakasgallery #Repost @art_toronto ・・・ Announcing the exhibitor list for #ArtToronto 2018. . For our 19th annual edition, we will be presenting 102 exhibitors from 7 countries and 28 cities. This year, we welcome new galleries including @ChimentoContemporary (Los Angeles), @DNAartspace (London), @GOLESTANI .Gallery (Dusseldorf), @HosfeltGallery (San Francisco), @CasemoreKirkeby (San Francisco), Axel Pairon Gallery (Knokke), @ProjectGallery .ca (Toronto), @ProjetPangee (Montreal) and @VIVIANEARTGallery (Calgary). . Full exhibitor list: Link in @art_toronto bio
5 days ago by carollyneyardley It’s on. Last year’s custom shirts made by moi for the annual backyard summer fest at the Fro’s. #summer #tshirts #customshirts
6 days ago by carollyneyardley Always enjoy your books and mind palace @raykurzweil The Singularity is Near When Humans Transcend Biology. #raykurzweil
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.