Calgary-IDS
Posted: September 24th, 2008 | Author: admin | Filed under: exhibitions | Comments Off
Many thanks to my friend Wendy Van Riesen for the handmade chuckwagon wheel-stained threads I wore for the Calgary Interior Design show.
Many thanks to my friend Wendy Van Riesen for the handmade chuckwagon wheel-stained threads I wore for the Calgary Interior Design show.

Growing up the son of the 25-year Calgary Stampede rodeo announcer- Lorne Ball, I have been surrounded by Western rodeo world for a good part of my life. As a native southern Albertan, my work as an artist and designer has fueled a passion to understand the historic visual culture that constructs our Canadian West. having a little fun with all of this is the new cowboy contemporary series. All available for sale, this new line of work will be shown alongside 10 designers and firms currently working here in the West. Visit my booth as part of the westxprssd feature at this year’s:
+Calgary Home + Interior Design show
+Vancouver Home + Interior Design show


Part of Shaun Moore and Julie Nicholson’s Radiant Dark Exhibit, The Hoodoo stools will now be on display at Cambridge Galleries- Design at Riverside from August 26- October 19 in Cambridge Ontario.

John Greg Ball and Shoko Cesar’s violent art collaboration using a 12-gauge shotgun, and prefabricated signage to create wall art. (image from Calgary’s arthouse opening of MADE in the WEST)



See the new installation of the Hoodoo Series- Part 2 “The Shotgun Approach” at MADE design in Toronto.
Exhibit runs: from February 07- March 22, 2008.
Opening reception: Friday, February 22nd 2008.

Greg Ball taking his first “shot” at the new Hoodoo series project.

Shoko Cesar experimenting with the 12-guage aesthetic tool- on a fresh can of colored paint.

Image of the selected target experiments (all being shown at MADE). Other work being show at our installation includes a new light called: “buckshot”.

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