Our apocalypse: Inspired artworks on social climate change
1 Feb 2016 11:58 AM IST1 Feb 2016 11:58 AM IST
Exhibiton was curated by Abdala Kaufamnn.
“I wanted to put on a show that speaks to the social climate in Popular Culture and Media, for the first exhibition of the year at Galerie Abyss,†says exhibition curator Abdala Kaufamnn.- Dialogue Chimerique by Eric Braun. (Photo: Galerie ABYSS/ Facebook)
- Pestilence by Michael Em. (Photo: Galerie ABYSS/ Facebook)
- La Bete by Dominique Desbiens. (Photo: Galerie ABYSS/ Facebook)
- Love Detox by Abdala Kaufmann. (Photo: Galerie ABYSS/ Facebook)
- Apocalypse by Brad Firmino. (Photo: Galerie ABYSS/ Facebook)
- Blonde Bomb by Kamille Yergeau. (Photo: Galerie ABYSS/ Facebook)
- Balance of judgement by Steve Otis. (Photo: Galerie ABYSS/ Facebook)
- Be Mine by Abdala Kaufmann. (Photo: Galerie ABYSS/ Facebook)
- Chevaliers d'Apocalypse by Marc-Frederick Tuffelli. (Photo: Galerie ABYSS/ Facebook)
- Machines vs. Earth by Abdala Kaufmann. (Photo: Galerie ABYSS/ Facebook)
- Apocalypse in 9/8 by Steve Otis. (Photo: Galerie ABYSS/ Facebook)
- The last American supper by Pascal Leo Cormier. (Photo: Galerie ABYSS/ Facebook)
- When the stars are right again by Emy. G St-Laurent. (Photo: Galerie ABYSS/ Facebook)
- Reborn by Gabrielle Olivier. (Photo: Galerie ABYSS/ Facebook)
- As the world hangs in a delicate balance, artists reveal their secret fears and hopes for the future. La Chasse by Reno Hebert. (Photo: Galerie ABYSS/ Facebook)
“I wanted to put on a show that speaks to the social climate in Popular Culture and Media, for the first exhibition of the year at Galerie Abyss,†says exhibition curator Abdala Kaufamnn.
Exhibiton was curated by Abdala Kaufamnn.
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