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Artist Exhibitions:
2010 West End Gallery
Victoria, British Columbia,
Group Show
2010 Wallack Gallery
Ottawa, Ontario, Group Show
2010 Gallery Gevik
Toronto, Ontario, Group Show
2010 West End Gallery
Victoria, British Columbia,
Two-Artist Show
2009 Wallack Gallery
Ottawa, Ontario, Solo
2009 Agnes Bugera Gallery
Edmonton, Alberta, Solo
2007 Gallery Gevik
Toronto, ...
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Artist Galleries:
Tutt Art Gallery, Kelowna,
British Columbia
West End Gallery, Victoria,
British Columbia
Gainsborough Galleries,
Calgary, Alberta
Agnes Bugera Gallery,
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Gallery Gevik, Toronto,
Ontario, Canada
Wallack Galleries, Ottawa,
Ontario, Canada
Les Galeries Beauchamp, Quebec
and Baie St-Paul, Quebec,
Canada
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Artist Reviews:
Where Magazine, Edmonton,
September/October, 2009
Canadian Brushstroke Magazine,
July/August, 2008
Where Magazine, Edmonton,
July/August, 2008
Magazin'art, Spring, 2008
Wall to Wall, Winter 2006
The Montreal Gazette, February
2006
"How Did You Paint That–Still
Life", Publication Spring 2005
"How Did You Paint
That–Favorite Subjects",
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Artist Statement for Daniele Lemieux
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My work is a celebration of humanity as represented by the universally familiar.
&<8232;&<8232;I seek to instill the commonplace with the same reverence given by 17th century masters to objects denoting wealth and social position. As an antidote to modern day excessiveness, my deliberate choice and treatment of objects is an invitation to revisit the quiet dignity and poetry of the basic form. Objects become icons; valued for usefulness, not decoration; acquired through need, not through want. Stripped of artifice, they are symbolic of the desire to return to that which is true. &<8232;&<8232;My compositions are often loosely based on the classic triangle and are centered in the picture plane. This combination allows for a calm balance that can border on the spiritual. My artist's eye edits out the superfluous, seeking harmony and peace, offering the viewer a place where order replaces chaos.contemplation leads to an affirmation of self-worth.
"The profoundest order is revealed in what is most casual." (Fairfield Porter)
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