MY Interview on Radio Canda(CBC)

Greetings people,

On Tuesday, January 20th(2009), I was interviewed by Radio Canada Television(CBC) at my Studio. They interviewed me about my work and what I had lined up in the future, etc.
This came about when a friend's friend who works at the Station in the Arts and Culture asked me if I was up for doing something with them, I said sure! About a month later she called me and it was done the next day and aired the next day. These people are very last minute! It went really well. Of course, what you see is only about one third of the interview. The segment was to be two minutes and I was interviewed for about five minutes. The segment was aired on January 20th at around 6:20PM Atlantic time.
Since the interview was in French, I arranged it to have English subtitles, thanks to RJ Forbes who helped me edit out my part of the show and add the subtitles for me. Here is the video!





http://www.youtube.com/v/BS9Yf-F57FY&hl=en&fs=1

True Songs

WaterColor and Acrylic on W/C Paper
9" x 9"
2008


I have done this to be the cover of a Local Singer Song Writers Compilation CD. I should have a song on it myself. Will keep you up to date.

Agora Gallery

Great news people!

I applied to Agora Gallery, New York City a few months ago.
A few weeks later, on November 25th, 2008, I received the fallowing e-mail:

"Dear Pascal Cormier,

Thank you for your interest in Agora Gallery located at 530 West 25th Street in the center of the most significant art district of New York City.

I am pleased to inform you that your work qualifies for Agora Gallery representation. I feel that your paintings, particularly works that are 20 x 16 inches and larger, will resonate well in New York and with our international audience.

I would like to include your work in Beyond Borders: Exhibition of Fine Art from Canada scheduled for October 02, 2009 to which only a select number of artists are invited to participate.."


Unfortunately, I can not afford it nor do I have the time for it this year...
I explained that to them by e-mail and fortunately, they answered back with:

"Dear Pascal Cormier,

I understand that Agora Gallery representation may not be possible for you at this time.

Please do not hesitate to contact me at a time when you can accept representation.

I wish you all the best and continued success with your work.

Best Regards"



This is truly a blessing and an honor!

I look forward to show in Agora Gallery in 2010!
Lets hope things go as planned!

-PascaL-





http://www.Agora-Gallery.com

2009!

2009 will be a very busy year for me! This is good.
Here's a little look at what's coming...

February 6th, 2009

I will be performing Live Painting with the band Something Delicious @ the Osmose
Student Centre - University of Moncton, Moncton, New Brunswick, E1A 3E9
www.myspace.com/somethingdeli

March 6th, 2009

TBA Collective Art, Photography & Music Group Show in the Paramount Complex, Main Street Moncton. I will have a few works in.(More details to come)
125 Westmorland Street, Moncton, New Brunswick,


March 2009(precise date coming soon)

Small Emerging Artist show at Heron Bay Gallery, Moncton. I was invited by Catherine Linfield(more details to come).
154 Church Street, Moncton, New Brunswick


July 2009(precise date coming soon)

Photography Exhibit @ Café Maelstrom, Moncton, N.B.
Myself and my father Leo Cormier.
184 Alma Street, Moncton, New Brunswick, E1C 2A4
Photography of Leo Cormier
Photography of Pascal Leo Cormier
(This show was moved to 2010, Details will come in the future)

September 2nd(5PM - 7PM Opening) - October 30th, 2009

Solo exhibition at the Moncton Capitol Theatre Gallery.

November9th - December 3rd, 2009

Solo exhibition at the Moncton City Hall Gallery.
655 Main Street,Moncton, N.B. E1C 1E8


That's enough in a year...Thank you.

-PascaL-

New Years

Happy New Years Peoples!


Photo by Lyne Robichaud


This year,

I hope to get in better shape
I hope to eat better
I hope to quit smoking
I hope to save money
I hope to get a car
I hope to get closer to God
I hope to do what I ought to...