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    • Haas & Hahn: How Painting Can Transform Communities

      Posted at 6:56 pm by Gelene Celis, on September 11, 2019

      What do we do about social perception towards marginalized communities?

      To quote the original video that you can find here: “…although these communities cover nearly every hillside of the city, this somehow did not seem to be considered a legitimate part of it.  They were feared, endured constant negative portrayal in the media, and suffered under heavy conflicts between drug gangs and police.  Self-built and self-organized, to us the favela seemed to be full of creativity and hope.  This made us think, then suddenly we had a crazy idea.  What if we could paint all these houses in the communities into unifying designs.  It could make the neighbourhood look more beautiful and as for attention: in a positive way.  You could make people stop and look…and show the outside world what proud and vibrant communities favelas really are.”

      Haas & Hahn - img courtesy of Utne.com
      Haas & Hahn – img courtesy of Utne.com
      Rio de Janeiro favela after Haas & Hahn's favela art project . Image courtesy of Maria Muñoz via Pinterest
      Rio de Janeiro favela after Haas & Hahn’s favela art project . Image courtesy of Maria Muñoz via Pinterest
      Rio de Janeiro favela after Haas & Hahn's favela art project . Image courtesy of RDJ4U
      Rio de Janeiro favela after Haas & Hahn’s favela art project . Image courtesy of RDJ4U

      Here’s a good talk about that.

      https://embed-ssl.ted.com/talks/haas_hahn_how_painting_can_transform_communities.html

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      Check out Haas & Hahn’s page here
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      And their Instagram here

      Check out the Ted page here

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    • Erick Agsoven

      Posted at 3:59 pm by Gelene Celis, on September 9, 2013

      …is a multimedia artist based in Toronto, ON originally from Mexico

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      Met him when I was working on the mural at La Rev Restaurant, where they occasionally hold art shows

      Check out his site here

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    • VanAsselstine Art Gallery Party

      Posted at 7:48 pm by Gelene Celis, on March 5, 2013
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      VanAsselstine Art Gallery

      VanAsselstine Art Gallery / The Green Art Project is holding a 3-day Industry private, invite-only party to form up a Kensington artists collaborative with the intention of creating a Kensington not-for-profit Art Centre.
      We’re holding this to get artists working together and foster each others’ talents.

      Bring your cards, bring your swagger, and most of all, bring your passion.
      299 Augusta Avenue, Toronto (Kensington Market) NO COVER.  $5 drinks.
      RSVP – Doug @ 647.787.8980 or email him here
      It starts on March 15th @9PM and we’re kicking it off with DJ T-Ace.

      *sponsored by Heineken and Green Art Project

      Here are some of the artists showcasing their works:

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      Doug Vanasselstine

      Proud to be Clothing

      Proud to be Clothing

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      Stu

      Jimmy Chiale

      Jimmy Chiale

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      If you’re a visual artist and are interested in going/showcasing your work, you can contact:
      Doug @ 647.787.8980 or email him here

      To RSVP, you can contact Doug or myself @ 416.918.5603 or email me here

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    • Dina Shubin

      Posted at 11:44 am by Gelene Celis, on August 28, 2012

      Dina’s goal is to express the divinity of woman’s character.

      from Moscow, Russia currently based in Mississauga, ON

      In Reflection – Dina Shubin

      “Dina’s women evoke serenity, inner power and beauty that shines from their faces and poses. They are full of thoughts and emotions. Changed proportions give them the divine look of Muses or Spirits. Abstract surrounding takes us away from reality and brings a dreamy, fairy-tale feeling. The contrast of smooth skin and rough background underlines woman’s tender nature. Dina’s women are romantic, not earthy, and they are surrounded by things meant for Goddesses. Her paintings are filled with music and flowers’ fragrance. They are filled with the heat of the sun and the fresh air of the wind. They are symbols of the happiness and perfection which any of us seeks.”

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      Former landlord.
      Her husband was an artist as well but I took more interest in her stuff.
      I sat down and had coffee with them.

      We shared laughs.
      Good folks.

      Check her out at Crescent Hill Gallery

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