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17 Feb

Montreal Mural Street Art Festival

Posted by Rob Wing Environmental & Places

Transforming Saint-Laurent Boulevard in downtown Montreal into an effervescent open-air gallery, this event brought together twenty international artists to rebrand […]

16 Feb

“The Face,” by Lenny

Posted by Rob Wing Behind the Lens

Documenting local California art requires capturing the raw essence and physical textures of the medium. This particular wood sculpture fine […]

15 Feb

Alexander Wood (1772 – 1844)

Posted by Rob Wing People & Life

Standing at the corner of Church and Alexander in Toronto, this two-and-a-half-metre-tall bronze monument by sculptor Del Newbigging honors the […]

14 Feb

Brian’s Movember

Posted by Rob Wing People & Life

An annual world-wide event involving the growing of moustaches during November, Movember raises crucial awareness for vital men’s health issues. […]

13 Feb

Black Eyed Susan

Posted by Rob Wing Behind the Lens

Commonly known as the brown betty or gloriosa daisy, Rudbeckia hirta is a prominent sunflower family species native across […]

12 Feb

Primary Colors on 7-UP

Posted by Rob Wing Art & Abstract

Exploring the boundaries of artistic design often requires stepping away from traditional subjects and embracing creative studio play. This unique […]

11 Feb

Dwarf Princess Lily Red

Posted by Rob Wing Behind the Lens

Capturing the deep, fiery brilliance of a floral subject requires of lens that can isolate nature’s most intricate engineering marvels. […]

10 Feb

Monument Relief for Andrew Jackson Stevens (1833-1888)

Posted by Rob Wing Environmental & Places

Born in Vermont in 1833, A.J. Stevens was hired in 1869 by Leland Stanford as the Master Mechanic for the […]

09 Feb

The Widow Maker

Posted by Rob Wing Behind the Lens

Native to the rugged coastal mountains of Southern California and northern Baja California, the legendary Coulter pine (Pinus coulteri) produces […]

08 Feb

Halls of Learning

Posted by Rob Wing Environmental & Places

Capturing the striking geometric balance of historic campus buildings requires a thoughtful understanding of vanishing points and leading lines. This […]

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