Richard Tetrault

 

I am a Vancouver-based painter and print-maker whose work explores the intersection of art, community, and collective voices. Since establishing my East Vancouver studio in 1976, I have created murals, prints, and public artworks that reflect the layered narratives of place and identity. Collaboration has been central to my practice—I’ve coordinated more than twenty community-based projects, including Big Print Projects, Through the Eye of the Raven and Community Walls/Community Voices. As co-founder of the Creative Cultural Collaborations Society, I continue to promote initiatives that unite artists and communities through shared creative processes. 

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A 17 min. video of the Big Print Project can  be viewed on YouTube at the link below.

Using a steamroller in an open-air summer event, a team of 12 artists created woodblocks on full sheets of MDF board that were inked and printed.

Curated by Celia Duthie and Nicholas Hunt of the Duthie Gallery on Salt Spring Island, Touch Wood is a landmark exhibition by prominent B.C. artists.

Working on a new mural for the Community Arts of White Rock, at Centennial Recreation and Arts. This piece will be complete by the end of June, with an inauguration to follow. 

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