ETSY STORE
Whatever work I have in stock can be seen in my Etsy Store If you live in Toronto and would rather pick your piece up than pay shipping – call … Continue reading
Tabernacle Cover
My first church commission As someone who has always been concerned with imbuing my work with meaning, I was delighted to get this commission. After coming back from the Camino, … Continue reading
WORKING ARTIST: A Retrospective Hybrid On-line/In-person Exhibition/Concert
Like most artists I struggle with using technology in a way that makes sense. My vision for this exhibition is to use technology in a different way to get people … Continue reading
Moving Parts 1.2
I was privileged to be asked to sing in the Moving Parts choir again. Denise Fujiwara had added two more songs/dance numbers and those along with one song from the … Continue reading
Monument
I lost my father a couple of years ago. He wasn’t perfect – but he was one of the best fathers a woman could have. He never told me there … Continue reading
The Brothers Karamazov
This is my latest long term project! Michelangelo Iaffaldano and I have an eclectic repertoire of duets that come from many different genres: medieval, modern, vintage, sacred; in many different … Continue reading
Custom Cufflinks
This was a nice little Christmas collaboration with Twain Design Jewellers in Toronto. Enameling is not always easy, though it might seem so if you did it at summer camp! … Continue reading
Horses
In spite of being severely allergic – I love drawing horses. I love realistic drawings, as well as stylised ones from different cultures. There are many famous horses in mythology: … Continue reading
Moving Parts
My latest musical project is a choral/dance production called “Moving Parts” (click this link for tickets!) It was choreographed by Denise Fujiwara, with the music arranged by Laurel McDonald and … Continue reading
I Have Pieces in the British Museum!
I was delighted earlier this year to be approached by the British Museum to make some pieces to go with their “Scythians: Warriors of Ancient Siberia” exhibitions. They are not, of … Continue reading
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