Think Tank Talks: Approaching...On Friday September 1 at 7 pm (PST), the Think Tank Campus will transform into a pop-up art gallery. Hosted by the renowned Paul Kyle Gallery, this event will offer students some much needed respite from their screens, and an opportunity to explore the world of the abstract.
With a rich legacy spanning over 40 years, the Paul Kyle Gallery represents mid-career and senior Canadian and international artists actively engaging in the historical art market, and fostering a vibrant artistic community. They prioritize artistic integrity, curating exceptional exhibitions that transcend traditional boundaries and captivate audiences.
This is a free event with refreshments and food, but we ask that you register for it ahead of time through the link below so we can get a good idea of how many guests will be there.
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/think-tank-talks-approaching-the-abstract-hosted-by-the-paul-kyle-gallery-tickets-691219775957?aff=oddtdtcreator
Who will be there?
Covering decades of experience in the professional art scene, here is who you can expect on the expert panel:
Paul Kyle, Owner/Director
Paul has five decades of experience in the art industry and is an expert in both contemporary and historical Canadian and International art. He opened his first gallery because he wanted the works of certain artists to be seen, and he feels that art is the only physical manifestation of the existence of a divine power that dwells within us. Paul holds a high standard for every work that is shown in the gallery, and subscribes to what Picasso said: “a gallery is as good as its worst work”.Diamond Zhou, Gallery Associate
Diamond attended Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School with a focus in fine art and gallery management. She moved to Vancouver in 2006 and received her Bachelor of Fine Art from University of British Columbia. Diamond has always maintained an enthusiasm for art; departing from her own extensive art practice over time, she directed her attention towards research and writing, and favored history, artist and viewer engagement and the business aspect of the art industry.Kyle Juron, Gallery Assistant
Kyle brings fifteen years of experience in photography and photographic production to the Paul Kyle Gallery. Upon graduating from Emily Carr in 2012, he was fortunate to be able to combine his technical and academic skills working as the manager of Studio f6o4, a large format darkroom and photographic production facility focused on producing work for artists. Over the next ten years he worked there and privately to assist artists with the technical elements of their production, helping to bring their visions to life.
