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Big Seas and Skies Takeover Canvas; the Latest from David Marshak

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Two new beautiful oils just arrived from Toronto artist David Marshak.
David has a unique gift for capturing stormy skies and coasts that almost seem illuminated through the luscious, painted clouds. He’s had several successful solo shows in St. John’s and Toronto, and currently lives and paints in Cannington, Ontario.
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Marshak, Macdonald & Saley at Arta Gallery

NEW WORK

 D.Marshak, S. McDonald, R.Saley

David Marshak, Steve Mcdonald and Rob Saley have combined their newest studio works for a dynamic and varied exhibition of nature based painting and drawing.
Marshak’s large sweeping landscapes of Newfoundland and Arctic Labrador capture the grandeur and drama of Canada’s east coast in richly glazed oil paintings.
Saley’s new  paintings also depict scenes from the East and from the Arctic with a hallucinatory realism.  Also included in Rob’s new works are images of birds in flight set against brightly coloured abstract backgrounds.
Steve Mcdonald carries on his quest to push the boundaries of his drawings. His new works combine mediums with quirky and innovative results.
These three artists have shown together with the other members of Drawnonward for over 15 years and have travelled coast to coast in their pursuit of their artistic passion.Their newest works provide a mix of subject, style and medium that makes this show a must see for lovers of representational art.
Only THREE DAYS LEFT to check out this show at Arta Gallery in Toronto’s Distillery District. Marshak’s next scheduled show isn’t until 20112, so this may very well be your last chance to see his work this year!! If you do miss the show, contact David Marshak for a studio visit.
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