The Nap-Away Motel by Nadja Lubiw-Hazard

Her pieces have been acquired by private collectors throughout Canada and internationally. In addition to exhibiting in solo and group shows, Roth’s work has been featured in many online and print magazines, and she has been the recipient of several awards for her paintings. She is fundamentally guided and inspired by the organic materials she uses.Īva Roth is represented by Loop Gallery in Toronto, Wallspace Gallery in Ottawa, and Frederick Holmes and Company in Seattle. Canadian beeswax, reclaimed Ontario barn wood, birch bark, linen, landscape photography, and paper are hallmarks of her work. Roth uses natural and local materials whenever possible. Her series of sewn encaustic paintings, her collection of encaustic embroideries, and her work with live beehives all push the boundaries of what we imagine possible in each individual practice. Roth’s current work brings together techniques from the discrete worlds of fine art and crafts. Philippe Allard lives and works in Montreal.Īva Roth is a Toronto-based encaustic painter, embroiderer, and mixed-media artist. When manipulated, grouped, and transformed into mega-structures, these objects become public monuments that confront viewers to question the real utility of the objects, and depict the absurdity of the parasitic attitude of humans toward the natural environment.

In 2019, Allard’s work was featured in the international publication Hundred Sculptors of Tomorrow (Thames & Hudson).Īllard’s current practice is focused on installation and in situ pieces involving salvaged materials and found objects that are available in large quantities. Her work has been published in Understorey, Room, Canthius, and The Dalhousie Review. He was, with Justin Duchesneau, winner of the Place des Arts de Montréal Competition (2009), recipient of the AGAC public art prize for his installation Courtepointe (2014), and creator of the permanent public work Le Joyau Royal et le Golden Mile for the City of Montreal Public Art Bureau. Philippe Allard has shown his work in individual and group exhibitions in Canada, France, Portugal, Morocco, and South Korea, and has received several public and private commissions.

The Nap-Away Motel by Nadja Lubiw-Hazard