Our Show, "Heavy Skies & Lines", at Kafka's in Vancouver

We have been working all through July and August, preparing our work for this show at Kafka's.

Planning the arrangement.

The curator, Michael Schwartz, helped enormously with the installation.

Vinyl lettering looks great applied directly to the wall.

Aya couldn't resist including some of her animal watercolour pieces. They were the first to sell.

Opening night.

Many thanks to everyone who came out on a damp Thursday evening.

Tim Gerwing played music from his Thirty Days Project work.

Group Show at Kafka's in Vancouver

Michael Schwartz, the curator at Kafka's, generously invited us to join a group show called Spring Break, running from March 15 until April 30, 2012.

The opening night crowd enjoyed the eclectic collection.

We each had two pieces accepted and if you can't make it down to Kafka's you can see them here:
Keith's blog
Aya's blog

The Little Mountain Gallery Show

Aya put in many long hours, gallery-sitting. The flowers came from our good friends Yoko and Yasuyo.

Keith was very happy with the framing of this etched-acrylic piece. The cast shadow becomes the drawing.

The cut-paper piece was a big hit.

We had a table for art and photos from Waka and Tao, who mailed their Thirty Days Project material Japan.

Exhibition at Little Mountain Gallery

Our two collections of work, currently on display at Little Mountain Gallery in Vancouver, until August 3rd.
Aya's show: Ripped From History

Keith's show: Main Intersection

Both collections can be seen at Aya's art blogs and Keith's art blog.