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Artist Statement:
Take I
I am a storyteller. I tell
depict stories in
in-the-middle-moments, whether
it is the beginning, middle or
end is left up to You. I tell
stories to motivate, appease
and remind myself of the
stories that make me old and
new.
Take II
The importance ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Solo Exhibitions
2007 Pppppppprints & drawings,
and exhibit of 50 works, Café
Pi, Montreal
2007 The Fifteens, Call and
Echo, the fifteens; or the
Heart of the Matter,
installation of dollworks,
fridge magnets and prints,
Oakville Galleries Shop,
Oakville
2006 Mexican Wrestlers, Dump
trucks, Nightmares & Tea
Warriors, drypoint sketches ,
Mitzi’s ...
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Artist Galleries:
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Artist Reviews:
Review One
http://www.eye.net/eye/issue/is
sue_02.24.05/arts/eyecandy.html
From Eye Candy in Eye magazine
Feb 24, 2005
Thus far, two of 2005's best
shows are by Toronto artist
Anna Jane McIntyre, whose
fanciful AWOL outing -- "The
Beastly Beastly Garden," a
collaboration with Jean ...
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Collections:
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Commissions:
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Anna Jane Mcintyre Biography:
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Anna Jane McIntyre is a multimedia artist with a focus in printmaking. Her family moved to Oakville when she was 6. She took some of her first art classes at Gairloch Gardens, including a particularly memorable class creating pinhole cameras with Diane Bos (www.dianebos.com) in the eighties. She completed her undergraduate degree at the Ontario College of Art and Design and is now in her first year of the studio arts printmaking graduate program at Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec. Her website is at www.ayjayem.ca. |
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