(Photos courtesy of Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery)
For the past dozen years, Toronto artist Ross Bonfanti has been buying thrift store stuffed animals, slashing open their backs, and replacing their plush insides with concrete.
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Tonight Rebecca Hossack Gallery will be feting a Scottish artist with Scottish cocktails.
Glasgow-born Alasdair Wallace will be in attendance tonight, making his New York debut with “Rare Vagrant & Accidentals,” an assemblage of 21 paintings (mostly acrylic landscapes) and a small bronze sculpture that will be on display through May 7.
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(Photos courtesy of Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery)
Talk about an impressive body of work.
Emma Hack, who painted singers Goyte and Kimbra for their “Somebody That I Used to Know” video, spent eight hours at the Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery today painting a naked woman in her signature blend-into-the-backdrop style. (See the not-entirely-safe-for-work transformation below.)
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