click here to see more pictures. Tuesday March 2nd, the public was invited to celebrate the opening of the first “Making it Montreal” art exhibit at Casa del Popolo, featuring new works by some of Montreal’s best emerging artists: Kiarra Albina, Tyler Rauman, Aimee Van Drimmelen, Jesse Purcell and Harley Smart. Read the rest of this entry »
Last weekend I caught a ride with friends to Chander, Quebec and had a quick visit to Perce Rock. The road was slippery and windy at times. The weather calmed down the next day.
click here to see more pictures. Here is a random sample of photos and digital art from the past year. Read the rest of this entry »
click here to see more photos. Christmas was a fun time. The family got together to celebrate. People gave each other gifts. Merry Christmas!
click here to see more pictures. Best wishes and happy new year. Here are a few photos of friends. Also included are two photos of Tenzin Yongdu, a monk from Nepal who spend a few days in Montreal this Autumn and taught at the Rigpe Dorje Center.
click here to see more pictures. Nathalie and Jan invited friends to a housewarming party, to help them kick-off a beginning, by filling the place with the spirit of friendliness, good conversation, playfulness and music.
Software problems have slowed things down a little. I won’t have pictures from Jan’s party posted for a few days, while I deal with technical difficulties. Meanwhile, one could read the latest from Club Morono, or peruse some of the writings on Dreaming Man.
click here to see more pictures. Tim Higham stopped into Montreal after doing business in Quebec City. Read the rest of this entry »
click here to see more pictures. Rob Denton wrote, directed and produced Triptych: Three Short Plays. They played at Theatre Ste. Catherine in Montreal. Read the rest of this entry »
click here to see more pictures. Laughter is serious business, nothing to joke about. The gallery with this post is a selection of imaginary pictures related to the on-going Lohbado, Club Morono, Oogah saga. For more detailed descriptions of the photos, visit Dreaming Man. Read the rest of this entry »