Richard Tetrault

 

My paintings and woodcuts merge structure and emotion with the aim of inviting people into a dialogue of deeper experiences. I strive to create a timeless space where viewers can look into the past and the future.

Murals are another means that I use to communicate directly with my urban community, and the process of collaboration is central to meaningful engagement. I’ve coordinated more than thirty community-based projects and, as co-founder of the Creative Cultural Collaborations Society, I continue to promote initiatives that unite artists and community through shared creative projects. 

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I am offering a two-day woodcut workshop covering the basic approach to making a two block woodcut print. 

You are invited to visit my studio this November and see my recent paintings and prints. The Crawl is November 20th and 21st, from 5-10 pm and Nov. 22,23rd from 11-6 pm.

The process for this woodcut includes transferring the profile of my great Great Grandmother Nancy Ann Gladu, from a small photograph.

Esther Rausenberg, Gillian Armitage and I will be exhibiting a series of recent wood prints, etchings, collage, paintings and photographs that reflect our experiences and impressions of Japan.

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