Pentimento

Dear Friends and art lovers,

Sometimes the best course of action is to let go of the past in this case the past is last years painting.

In preperation for up-coming exhibitions I become immersed in my painting . For me it is a good place to be no matter how neurotic I can get .

Last year this time life derailed my focus from painting. Life can be that way, creating a path you did not see coming . The painting I was working on at that time 'Pathways' never felt complete to me . I was rushed, distracted and my priorities were shifted. 

The profound influence life events have on us are always under the surface they inform our present I feel this when I create. Last years painting is the under painting for a fresh perspective being grateful for it all. 

Now to work,

fond regards Nadina  

 

 Last  years painting just under the surface.

Eleven Equal Artists Give Back

Dear Friends and art lovers,

Presenting the Eleven Equal Artists Fine Art Bursary to Shayleen LePage on behalf of our art group was a meaningful experience one I will hold dear . The bursaries were funded through the sale of panels from the collaborative art work at the 2013 Power of Paint exhibition . We are honoured to be advocates of arts and culture for our young people.

Eleven Equal Artists | 2013 Power of Paint Exhibition | Sechelt, BC


Congratulations to the all 2013 Eleven Equal Artists Fine Art Bursary recipients  ; Kevin Graham from Elphinstone Secondary School,  Sydney Donnie from Chatelech Secondary School and Shayleen LePage from the Outreach Program at the Sunshine Coast Alternative School. Pender Harbour Secondary received donation for their art department. The money will go directly to purchasing art supplies and materials for the students.

Eleven Equal Artists are planning a new collaborative art piece for the 2014 Power of Paint Exhibition this August 15-17, 2014 more info www.elevenequalartists.com

Regards,

Nadina



Heart Soul Mind May 23 - June 6, 2014

I am still sifting through photographs from the Friday night and Saturday reception at the Bugera Matheson Gallery in Edmonton, Alberta.  I had so many wonderful conversations with people that were genuinely interested in art and the process of its creation. The connections made on this level were deeply gratifying and it makes all the time alone in the studio worth while.

Thank you Angela Bugera Matheson for the opportunity to share my work in your Gallery

 

 

If you have friends and family in Edmonton the exhibition is up until June 6th . Heart Soul Mind is a well curated show Jean Pederson and Alex Peck-Whyte my two new friends - we rocked it.

For more information bugeramathesongallery.com




HEART SOUL MIND

Dear friends and art lovers,

The Latest Work series, now at the Bugera Matheson Gallery, began when I happened across a collection of antique maps of the Mississippi river. The pattern formed by the great river's path over the land as well as the ghost of previous pathways through the topography drew me in. Water and it's symbolism has been a reoccurring theme in my work.

“what is soft is strong” Lao Tzu.

I live a short walk from the ocean and enjoy exploring it's shoreline. The seasonal ebb and flow of fresh water to the ocean constantly reshapes and pattens the foreshore as the water moves around, through and over the rocky sand. In the stream's urgency to meet the ocean it's path is fluid and yielding. I noted the fresh water's effects and documented these ever changing patterns wanting to incorporate my observations into my art.

In the course of creating this series I shared some of the work in progress with friends. One friend, a hydrologist, immediately recognized the movement and distribution patterns native to water and went on to recount a series of mathematical equations explaining the development of those patterns. The formulae were lost on me, none the less I had managed to replicate the system in my painting. Not so much math as magic.

In complicated, seemingly incongruous and round about ways I seek connections. I am as curious as a scientist documenting and gathering information, which I then take from the field to my lab/studio. It is the raw resource material informing a symbolic

language in an intuitive way.

In all things, I look for connection and pattern.

Fond regards,
Nadina  
 

HEART, SOUL, MIND

Jean Pederson , Alex Peck-Whyte, Nadina Tandy  

MAY 23 to June 6

artists in attendance  

Friday 6-9 Saturday 1-5

 

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Listen to my Heart

8.5x11" acrylic on old map

The time has come, the Walrus said...

Nadina's work will be featured at the Bugera Matheson Gallery 

 HEART, SOUL, MIND 

Experience the evocative, emotive imagery Alex Peck-White's abstract art, Jean Pederson's still life, and Nadina Tandy's abstract and conceptual work.

VENUE: 
Bugera Matheson Gallery
10345-124 St.
Edmonton, Alberta, T5N 3K5

Tandy's work will also be shown at thePower of Paint exhibition at Seaside Centre in Sechelt, BC, August 15-17, 2014.

getting piles in order 

ROBERTS CREEK ARTS FESTIVAL 2013 venue 5

Hello everybody,
 
I hope to see you out and about taking in all the natural beauty and the cultural beauty of the Sunshine Coast this May long weekend.
 
I am honoured for the invitation to exhibit some of my artwork at this is it .
 
this is it .Come visit us at the 2nd Annual Roberts Creek Arts Festival . Art, Design,Music, Food. This is where we country mice show the city mice how it is done.
 
 
 
http://www.robertscreekartsfestival.com/index.php/    ~  list of all the venues,events ,camping and more...
 
 

Roberts Creek Art Festival Invite

BOOK LAUNCH

Book Launch for "Walking on Heads"by Dania Matiation

Join us for the long awaited celebration and launch of Dania Matiation's book "Walking on Heads"

 Walking on Heads: My Charming Imposter: a Cautionary Tale

My Charming Imposter: A Cautionary Tale
Dania Matiation

This novel is based on the true story of the author’s relationship with a charming imposter. Anni Mills lived a comfortable, fulfilling life. Then, cancer struck. Both she and her daughter, who was in the prime of her life, received the same damning diagnosis.

Under a guise of empathy and adoration, a Dutch ‘academic’ moved into her life, only to benefit financially from her generosity and grief over the loss of her daughter. Following his abrupt departure, evidence led Anni to other women around the world who were similarly misled by the con artist. They began to blog—with wisdom, wit, feistiness and resilience—about his web of deceit.

date: Febuary 23,2013

time: 7:00pm-9:00pm

location: Sunshine Coast Arts Centre,Sechelt,B.C.

cost: free

contact: Bronia Kingsbury