Lot 336: ANDRE PETTERSON (1951 - ), PAINT BOX - SCULPTURE, MIXED MEDIA; UNSIGNED, 46" x 26" x 26" - 116.8 x 66 x 66 cm.

Name: ANDRE PETTERSON (1951 - ), PAINT BOX - SCULPTURE, MIXED MEDIA; UNSIGNED, 46" x 26" x 26" - 116.8 x 66 x 66 cm.
Brand: Waddington's
SKU: 8cf45279ef
Price: 300 CAD

Est: $600 CAD - $800 CADPassed

Waddington'sToronto, ON, CAApril 21, 2015

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ANDRE PETTERSON (1951 - )PAINT BOX - SCULPTUREMIXED MEDIA; UNSIGNED46" x 26" x 26" - 116.8 x 66 x 66 cm.Provenance:Purchased directly from the artistNote:ANDRE PETTERSON (1951 - )"I first became interested in using photography as an integral part of my work, many years ago. I have always been drawn to gesture and immediacy in painting. Using photos as a base and paint as means to alter a photographic image, adds the element of chance to the picture. Once you apply paint to a photograph, there's no going back. In this way, the work is somewhat directed by the medium. I like the way one plays with the other"- Andre Petterson - Vancouver-based Andre Petterson has gained international recognition for his work in various mediums such as wood, fiberglass, metal, plastic; both in two and three dimensions. He has also created installations, performance, film and kinetic work involving his own music compositions, sets and choreography. He has gained international recognitionAndre Petterson was born in Rotterdam, Holland, in 1951, and moved to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan at the age of three. He became seriously interested in art in his late teens and was encouraged to follow this path by the Dean of Art at the University of Saskatchewan. He moved to Vancouver, BC, in 1970 and since then has had over 50 international solo shows, exhibiting across the spectrum of art media, including painting, photograph, photo-based works, and steel sculpture. He has also explored performance art, film, and kinetic work involving his won musical compositions, set design and choreography. His current photo-based work explores themes of lighting to created elements of mystery, where the integration of movement and fabric are analogous to brushstrokes. Petterson is the recipient of the National Film Board of Canada Award. His work is featured in numerous private and public collections including Canada Council Art Bank, the Claridge Collection, and the Vancouver Art Gallery.Selected Corporate, Private and Public CollectionsAdvance Group Productions, Vancouver, CanadaArmory Studios, Vancouver, Canada Burnet/Duckworth/and Palmer,Calgary ,Alberta Canada Council Art Bank Canadian Airlines Claridge Collection, Montreal, Quebec, Canada CS Resources Ltd. , Calgary Alberta Department of External Affairs, Ottawa, Ontario, CanadaDuracell Canada,Ontario,Canada Elbow River Resources , Calgary, Alberta Esso Resources Canada Grand Forks Public Art Gallery / Grand Forks / BC Grand Hotel / Lobby / Vancouver, Canada Ladner Downs, Vancouver, BC, Canada Laxton and Company, Vancouver, BC, Canada M. A. Lamothe & Associates. Toronto, Canada Pan-Pacific, Seattle, Washington, U.S.A. Polygon Group, Vancouver,Canada Q.L.T. Technologies / Vancouver BC Richmond Public Art Gallery,Vancouver,Canada Sail View Ventures St. Paul's Hospital / Vancouver BC Telesat Canada,Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Value Industries, Vancouver, Canada Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, BCVancouver General Hospital / Vancouver BC Wall Centre, Vancouver, Canada Webber and Company, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Selected Solo Exhibitions 2014New Work, Bau-Xi Gallery, Toronto, ONNew Work, Wallace Galleries, Calgary, ABImpressions of Africa 2, Baxu-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BCImpresssions of Africa, Foster White Gallery, Seattle, WA2013African Impressions, Galerie LeRoyer, Montreal, QC2012 Foster White, Seattle, WABau-Xi Gallery, VancouverBau-Xi Gallery, Toronto 2011 Ian Tan Gallery, Hong Kong Here and There, Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC 2010 10th Aniversary exhibition and catalogue, Galerie LeRoyer Montreal, Que. Pryor Fine Art, Atlanta GA Stitch.Print, Foster/White, Seattle, WA 2009 New Works, Oct. 15-28 , Wallace Galleries, Calgary, AB Print, Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC 2008Thread, Bau-Xi Gallery, Toronto, ON Cinema: Stage 1, Bau-Xi Gallery, Toronto, ON 2007 Precis, Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC Night and Day, Foster/White Gallery, Seattle, WA Ironies, Bau-Xi Gallery, Toronto, ON 2006 New Works, Wallace Gallery, Calgary, AB 2005Voice, Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC 2003 Still Not Still: Episode 2, Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC Still Not Still: Episode 1, Bau-Xi Gallery, Toronto, ON 2001 Spin/Spun, Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC 2000 Public Access, photographs from 1990-1999 (courtesy Bau-Xi Gallery), Atelier Gallery, Vancouver, BC 1999 Conversations (Clichés of Modern Speech), Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC 1998 Reflections, Newzones Gallery, Calgary, AB New Works, Bau-Xi Gallery, Toronto, ON New Works, Denise Roberges Gallery, Palm Desert, CA Survey Exhibition, Grand Forks Public Art Gallery, Grand Forks, BC 1997 Place & Placement, Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC Cut-Outs, Bau-Xi Gallery, Toronto, ON 1996 Cut-Outs, Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver , BC 1995 Crows and Icons, Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC Crows and Icons, Bau-Xi Gallery, Toronto, ON Stations of the Mind, Richmond Art Gallery, Richmond, BC 1993 Contemplations, Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC 1992 Granville Square, Vancouver, BC STAGES OF BEING - Dolls, Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC 1990 New Works, Galerie L'autre Eqivoque Inc., Ottawa, ON1989 New Works, Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BCPeep Show, Kelowna Public Art Gallery, Kelowna, BC1988 New Works, Galerie Franklin Silverstone, Montreal, Quebec.1986 Music Speaking Visually: A Decade of Music Inspired Works, Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC An exhibition in correlation with the First Vancouver Chamber Music Festival(A Centennial Celebration) Sponsored by the Vancouver Recital Society.Presented at St. Georges School, Vancouver, BC July 29 - August 4 Poster for same Mysterious Objects, Performance-Installation & Exhibition Van. East Cultural CentreThe Lane, Kamloops Public Art Gallery, Kamloops, BC Installation1984 Reflections, Jackson Street Gallery, Seattle, Washington\1983 Preservations and Restorations, Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC 1982 Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC \Bau-Xi Gallery, Toronto, Ontario. 1981 Bau-Xi Gallery, Toronto, Ontario1980 Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC1979 Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC1978 Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC 1977 Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC1976 Wooden Sculpture, Habitat Conference, Vancouver, BC1975 Wooden Sculpture, Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC Selected Group Exhibitions2015Wallace Galleries, Calgary, AB2012"Works by David T. Alexander and Andre Petterson", aBu-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC2000 DITTO Seattle Art Museum sales/rental galleryART MIAMI International Art Expo (with Buschlen Mowatt International)1999 BOOK (writ large) exhibition of original artists books Community Arts Council Menagerie, Seattle Art Museum sales / rental gallery Seattle, WA1998 New Leaf Editions exhibition Nov. 7th at Performance Works , Vancouver Contemplating Eternity, Seattle Art Museum sales / rental gallery, WA1997 Newzones Gallery Calgary ABArtropolis 97 "Browser" Vancouver, BC The Last Picture Show, Newzones Gallery Calgary, AB1996 Group show Newzones Gallery Calgary Alta. Gallery Artists, Bau-Xi Vancouver1995 Gallery Artists, Bau-Xi Vancouver Bonifacho Burrows Grauer Petterson Stanbridge Bau-Xi Vancouver1993 A Taste of Claridge Collection, Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery Waterloo, ONFigurative, Bau-Xi Gallery Straight from the Pile 5 Artists, Burnaby Art Gallery, BC Canadian Artists Benefit of the Olga Havel Foundation Prague Czech Republic Drawings by Artists, Sculptors, and Architects, Atelier Gallery Van. BC1992 ElAAC '92 Montreal Art Fair With Galerie L'autre Equivoque Inc. A Taste of the Claridge Collection, Saidye Bronfman Centre 25th Anniversary Exposition, Montreal, QCExhibition 15 Years Gallerie L'autre Equivoque Inc. Ottawa, Ontario Seattle Art Fair Vancouver, BC with Bau-Xi Gallery1991 ELAAC '91 Montreal Art Fair Montreal, Que. with Gallerie L'autre Equivoque Inc. Gallery Artists, Bau-Xi Gallery Vancouver, BCContemporary Views - Still Life 12, Atelier Gallery Vancouver, BC 1990 Grand Forks Public Art Gallery Grand Forks, BC BLACK AND WHITE Bau-Xi Gallery 25 Years 1965-1990 Part 1 & 2, Toronto ARTROPOLIS The Roundhouse Vancouver, BC 1989 Courtenay Arts1989 Courtenay Alliance SIX FROM BAU-XI ,Courtenay, BC October 6-27 BC Fear of Others - International Art Exhibit Against Racism, The Roundhouse, Vancouver, BCGalerie de la Ville, Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Quebec Richmond Art Gallery , Richmond, BC1988 BAG Show, Burnaby Art Gallery, Burnaby, BC Exhibition with the3rd du Maurier International Jazz Festival Community Arts Council The Seventh Annual Santa Fe Film Expo, Santa Fe, New Mexico1987 Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC Gallery Artists Exhibition Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC, 4 Person Exhibition TEMPORALSUGGESTIONS, Sunshine Coast Art Centre, Sechelt Peninsula Contemporary BC Sculptors, The Jacqueline M. Gallery, Vancouver, BC 1986 IMAGES AND OBJECTS IV, Community Arts Council of Vancouver,BC Festival of the Arts, Prince George, BC ARTS IN MOTION Robson Square , Vancouver, BC IMAGES BC for EXPO '86 and the BC Pavillon TEN PLUS ONE, Surrey Art Gallery, Anniversary Show celeb. 11 years , Surrey, BC1985 BC SCULPTURE '85 Grand Forks Public Art Gallery, Grand Forks, BC1984 The Warehouse Show, Vancouver, BC Remy Martin Show, Vancouver, BC 1983 Bau-Xi Gallery, Toronto, Ontario October Show, Vancouver, BC Surrey Art Gallery, Surrey, BC 1982 Anti-Seal Hunt Show, Vancouver, BC Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC Art Inspired by MusicSaxe Gallery, Toronto, ON1981 Esso Resources Collection, Nickel Art Museum, Calgary, AB Art Gallery of Ontario, Art Rental Show, Toronto, ON1980 Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC1979 Bau-Xi Gallery, Vancouver, BC1977 Making Marks, Norman MacKenzie Gallery, Regina, SKUnder 30 Show, Presentation House, North Vancouver, BC

Artist or Maker

Andre Petterson

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Charles Bronfman's Claridge Part V: Session 2: Fine Art

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April 21, 2015, 07:00 PM EST

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