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Lecture at Vancouver Art Gallery

dig it totemTuesday, October 8, 7pm
Art Rental & Sales
Showroom Tour & Artist Talk / Siobhán Humston / Art Rentals Showroom
Join visual artist Siobhán Humston, a Pollock Krasner Foundation Grant award winner, as she discusses her most recent body of work developed during her time as Artist in Residence at Byrdcliffe in Woodstock, New York and at the Ranger Station Gallery in Harrison, BC..

A graduate of Crawford College of Art & Design in Cork, Ireland, Siobhán Humston has called British Columbia home since 2001. Humston’s work has been exhibited in over sixty solo and group shows throughout North America, Britain, Europe and Australia. She is the recipient of a City of London Arts Bursary, Ontario Arts Council grant, BC Arts Council grant and most recently a Pollock Krasner Foundation fellowship in conjunction with the Byrdcliffe Guild Residency Program in New York.

In addition to her Visual Art practice, Siobhán Humston is a classically trained musician who has worked to promote both the visual and performing arts through teaching, writing, and hosting readings events and performances.

Humston’s current body of work Exploring Totem (2013) represents ideas of growth and decay through the displacement and reverence of nature. This series was greatly influence by her recent tenure as the Kent Harrison Art Council’s artist in residence at the Ranger Station Art Gallery.

Free to attend but space is limited. Advance registration only.
To register: 604-662-4746 or email .

New Catalogue!

The new catalogue of my work from 2010 and into 2012 is done! It is 6″ x 6″, 24 pages with 48 colour plates and I’m stoked to have them available to order for $6 including shipping. Payment through Paypal (), checque or in person. Special thanks to Sarah Gee (www.sarahgeeart.com) for writing the essay, to Wendy for the photographic documenting (www.wendydphotography.com), to Gregory for giving me a home & support during the great eviction-quake of 2011, to Mira for letting me inhabit her art beauty home from where I write this. To Chadwick, who made Tuesdays in the studio something to look forward to: ceramic therapy, the meeting of minds and hearts. And especially to Rory, for wrapping my heart in the warm blanket of his friendship, with words, hugs, music, quiet and action. Thank you all for taking the time to consider art. In such, you consider beauty & life…