ANN-MARIE CHEUNG |
SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS |
| 1997 – GYPSY CO-OP– Toronto – “Dreamscapes” – acrylics on canvas1993 – GALLERY VOLTAIRE– Toronto – “Decision 93” – art auction1992 – 492 AD– Toronto – “Art or Smut” – works on canvas1992 – THE FACTORY CLUB – Toronto – “Anti-Chic Fashion Theatre” – “a plethora of fashion, art and music”
1991 – ARTISTIC CONCEPTS CORPORATION – Toronto – “The Paintings of Ann-Marie Cheung” – art auction 1991 – THE LAST TEMPTATION – Toronto – “Ascensions of Liberty” – mixed media paintings 1991 – THE LIVING WELL CAFÉ – Toronto – “Extensions of Liberty” – mixed media paintings 1991 – CLUB MAX – Toronto – “A Barbed Wire Kiss” – a performance fashion event featuring the work of Ann-Marie Cheung 1991 – KISS KISS BANG BANG – Toronto – “The Censored Show” – acrylics on canvas 1991 – THE CATCH GALLERY – CATCH 22 – Toronto – “The Lost Decade” – paintings 1990 – KASPER-HAUSER GALLERY – Toronto – “The Rock, The Vulture and The Chain” – oil and acrylic paintings 1989 – GALLERY UHF – Ottawa – “Lyrical Liberties” – paintings and collage 1989 – WIM CAFÉ & GALLERY – Ottawa – paintings, drawings and collage 1988 – THE IGUANA CLUB – Ottawa – acrylics on canvas 1988 – THE GALLERY OF ART – Ottawa – “Beauty and the Beast” – paintings 1987 – THE ARTS CLUB – Vancouver – “Butterfly Scream” – acylics on canvas |
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SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS |
| 1996 – GYPSY CO-OP– Toronto – a preview group show of paintings1996 – ARTS LIES CABARET– Toronto – a multi-media event featuring works on canvas, live music and body painting1995 – ANIAS– Toronto – paintings created in the Caribbean1991 – THE OPERA HOUSE – Toronto – “Altered States” – a performance fashion event featuring works by Ann-Marie Cheung
1990 – 4th TORONTO INDOOR ARTISTS FAIR – St. Lawrence Market Toronto – organized by Artpost Magazine – mixed media 1990 – GALLERY 306 – Toronto – 4th Annual Open Juried Show – mixed media 1990 – THE CUMBERLAND UNDERGROUND – Ottawa – mixed media 1990 – THE CARL DAVIS GALLERY – Ottawa – “The Big Bang Show” 1989 – GALERIE SAW VIDEO – 101 GALLERY – Ottawa – “The Last Art Auction of The Decade” 1989 – THE GALLERY OF ART – Ottawa – a retrospective show of gallery artists 1984 & 1983 – THE ONTARIO COLLEGE OF ART – Toronto – open house 1979 – THE TORONTO DOMINION CENTRE – Toronto – charcoal drawings |
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PROJECTS |
| 1989 – Co-Director of The Blacksmith Gallery– 285 St. Patrick Street, Ottawa1988 – Assistant Director of The Gallery of Art – 660 Maclaren Street, Ottawa |
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REVIEWS AND INTERVIEWS |
| 1997 – March 7th – Globe and Mail– Toronto – “Mixing palettes and palates”1996 – April – CIUT FM Radio– Toronto – interviewed on the programme – “By All Means”1991 – April 1st – Wireless Flash– San Diego C.A. – published by Copley Radio Network – “Art or Smut”1991 – March 14th – The Montreal Gazette – Canadian Press – “Police order shop to remove bondage art”
1991 – March 12th – CFRB Radio 1010 AM – Toronto – interviewed by Wayne Maclean on his phone in talk show 1991 – March 8th – The Toronto Star – “Painter Defends Her Work” 1991 – February 15th – The Toronto Sun – “Bondage Scenes Stir Controversy” 1989 – January – CFUO FM Radio – Ottawa – interviewed on the programme – “Stopframe” 1989 – January 5th – The Ottawa Citizen – “Comic Book Women” – The Gallery of Art show reviewed by Nancy Baele 1988 – February – CFUO FM Radio – Ottawa – interviewed on the programme “Fine Lines” |
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PUBLIC COLLECTIONS |
| Canada Council Art Bank – Ottawa, Canada Queen Elizabeth II – London, England |
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EDUCATION |
| 1998 – Digital Web Design – Certificate DIGITAL MEDIA STUDIOS, Toronto1997 – Interactive Multimedia Design and Production – Certificate DIGITAL MEDIA STUDIOS, Toronto1980-84 – Interdisciplinary Art Studies – Diploma (Associate of the Ontario College of Art) OCAD UNIVERSITY (formerly the ONTARIO COLLEGE OF ART), Toronto
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ARTIST NOTES
My History
Well it has certainly been quite the journey so far!
I’ve always been an artist…graduated from the Ontario College of Art (now called OCAD University) in 1984 from the general studies program. Traveled across Canada from Toronto to Vancouver where I had my first solo show. I lived there for about a year in a grotty shared warehouse space in Gastown. Yes, I was living the starving artist life for sure, working as a waitress at the Town Pump and Andy’s Diner. I hung out with a lot of musicians, artists and junkies at that time.
More later…
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