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Malcolm Noakes-Smith

Fri. March 1st 2013 - Sun. March 31st 2013 The Gallery at the Mattick's Farm Victoria BC

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Malcolm Noakes-Smith:

Malcolm's current works are large-scale oil or acrylic seascapes characterized b...
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Fri. March 1st 2013 - Sun. March 31st 2013 + Add to Calendar The Gallery at the Mattick's Farm (All Ages)

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The Gallery at the Mattick's Farm
109-5325 Cordova Bay Rd. Victoria BC

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Malcolm's current works are large-scale oil or acrylic seascapes characterized by varying levels of abstraction. Each of his paintings is born of memory, as a rule he only paints from a personal photo or sketch of a location of personal significance. These West Coast seascapes have been his most introspective pieces to date. Absolute authorship is crucial to the process. Malcolm abstracts his work as a means of communicating the feeling of the location: the motion of wind, the sound of the surf, the texture of fresh sand.

This exhibit will be up the month of March 2013 .

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The Gallery at the Mattick's Farm
109-5325 Cordova Bay Rd. Victoria BC

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