Michael Dumontier
Michael Dumontier is a founding member of the Royal Art Lodge (see Royal Art Lodge below). Michael's minimal paintings and collages often depict common objects, delicately arranged and reflecting the artist's sense of restraint, wit, and melancholy. He has had solo exhibitions in New York, Boston and Padova, Italy. Michael lives and works in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Click here to see Michael Dumontier's edition.
Dave Dyment
Dave Dyment is an artist living and working in Toronto. His work has been exhibited in Calgary, Dublin, Edmonton, Halifax, New York City, Philadelphia, Surrey, Toronto and Varna, Bulgaria. Examples of his sound projects can be found on the YYZ anthology "Aural Cultures" and the Art Metropole disk "New Life After Fire", a collaboration with Lee Ranaldo of Sonic Youth. In 2008 Dyment was selected as the artist in residency at the Glenfiddich Distillery in Scotland. He is represented by MKG 127 in Toronto. Click here to see Dave Dyment's edition.
Neil Farber
Neil Farber is a founding member of The Royal Art Lodge (see Royal Art Lodge below). Neil usually draws pictures of Dracula or hummingbirds. He has had solo exhibitions in New York, Los Angeles, Copenhagen, London and Padova, Italy. Neil lives and works in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Click here to see Neil Farber's edition.
Micah Lexier
Micah Lexier is an artist, a collector (mostly of paper) and (sometimes) a curator. He has a keen interest in measurement, numbers, handwriting and working with things he finds. He lives happily in Toronto and is represented by Birch Libralato (Toronto), TrépanierBaer (Calgary) and the Gitte Weise Galerie (Berlin). For more information please go to www.micahlexier.com. Click here to see Micah Lexier's edition.
Jason McLean
Jason graduated from the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design in Vancouver BC in 1997. Over the past few years, his diverse practice has included drawing, sculpture, installation, sound performance and mail art. Much of his work contains collaborative elements. His work has been displayed at Colette, Paris; Richard Heller Gallery, Los Angeles; Mother's Tank Station, Dublin; Bee Studios, Tokyo; Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art, Toronto; Neon Gallery, Brosarp, Sweden; Spencer-Brownstone Gallery, NY; Abel Neue Kunst Gallery, Berlin; Perugi Art Contemporenea, Padova, Italy; and Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa, Venice. He is represented by Allegra LaViola Gallery, New York; Jessica Bradley Art + Projects, Toronto; Perugi Arte Contemporanea, Italy and Richard Heller Gallery, California. For more information please go to www.jasonmclean.ca. Click here to see Jason McLean's edition.
Tucker Nichols
Tucker is represented by ZieherSmith Gallery in New York. He had a recent solo show there as well as shows at Lincart and Gallery 16 in San Francisco and Kunstpanorama in Luzern. Nichols' many projects include exhibitions and window installations at museums and galleries throughout the US and Europe, including a recent residency at the de Young Museum in San Francisco. His drawings have been featured in McSweeney's, J&L Books, Zoetrope, Nieves Books, The Believer, The Walrus and the New York Times Op-Ed pages. He is also the founder of www.anonymouspostcard.org. He lives near San Francisco. For more information, go to www.tuckernichols.com. Click here to see Tucker's edition.
The Royal Art Lodge
The current members of The Royal Art Lodge are Michael Dumontier, Marcel Dzama and Neil Farber. The group was founded in Winnipeg in 1996. Since 2003, they have focused on painting as their main collaborative output.The Royal Art Lodge's retrospective exhibition Ask the Dust, toured in 2003 to The Drawing Center , New York; The Power Plant, Toronto; De Vleeshal, The Netherlands; Seoul Museum of Art, South Korea; Elaine L. Jacob Gallery; Detroit, and The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. More recently, they have had solo exhibitions in Dublin, Venice, Padua, Brussels, and Winnipeg. For more information, go to www.royalartlodge.com. Click here to see the Royal Art Lodge edition.
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