Virtual 2020 - Andrew Wang Art

UPDATE: THANK YOU FOR A SUCCESSFUL SHOW!

Welcome to my first virtual art show and sale. Originally, my art school friend Brittany Lauren and I had planned an in-person show but we are postponing it due recent COVID-19 restrictions. By going virtual, we hope that we can share our art with a larger audience. I am presenting two series of my work, one is focused on sculpture and the other is a series of origami assemblages.

As our title suggests, much of the work is available for for sale. However, I’m also looking for your feedback to help me develop as an artisit.

This page acts as the lobby, scroll down and click on the graphics to enter the art rooms to access slideshows of the individual pieces. There are also links which provide more information on the story of the work and processes used. Please sign the guestbook and share this page with your friends and family if you enjoyed the experience.

Enjoy and take care.

I’d like to introduce my good friend Brittany Lauren’s website (Etsy). She paints exquisite wildlife and pet portraits on richly textured canvases. Have an animal lover in your family? It’s not too late to commission a pet portrait for Christmas! To return to this site, hit the back button on your browser.

Thank you everyone for visiting and your ongoing support, I couldn’t have done this without you. I could be more specific but I haven’t earned the grammy speech… just yet.

GUESTBOOK

Feel free to drop a hello but if you’re up for it, contribute to the art conversation. Was there a piece or message which deeply resonated with you? Did you wish I further explored other topics or issues? Want to know more about the process? What did YOU see? What was your interpretation?

13 entries.

Sanjay Khurana from Ajax wrote on December 8, 2020 at 4:54 pm

Congratulations Andrew on your amazing work. It has so nice to share your work with my daughter. She was really amazed and inspired by all of the pieces. We all hope to attend an in-person show in the future. With love and support. Khurana family

Hannah wrote on December 4, 2020 at 1:00 am

Andrew, Congratulations on your debut show! Each piece is so compelling with meticulous details and the added bonus of background narrative and motive. Strength is undeniable in the impressions of your sculptures and the vibrancy of your origami work keeps me coming back to look and look again. As long as I have known you, you have been a maker. It’s great to see you on this journey of discovery, both self and worldly. Your creative hands are enhanced by your thoughtful mind. Looking forward to all the beautiful things you’ll continue to put out into this world.

Debbie Tonner from Selkirk, Manitoba wrote on December 1, 2020 at 8:26 pm

Hi Andrew, love the show! The strong women do remind me of today's women and the load the have to lift or shoulder in everyday life. Also the balancing act of working and raising a family. I loved Convergence as well. I have never seen origami art done in this fashion. It is amazing, breath taking! All the best! Debbie Tonner ( Heather's Mom)

Raluca Neira from Toronto wrote on November 29, 2020 at 10:53 pm

Congratulations Andrew on these amazing pieces you’ve created, what an accomplishment! The origami pieces are breathtaking!

Fiona Soong from Toronto wrote on November 29, 2020 at 5:03 pm

Extraordinary beautiful sculptures that really have movement and strength at every viewpoint! Also love the origami work with focus on the colour and variation imprinting patterns used. I put particular emphasis on reading about your feelings!! 🙂

Mel wrote on November 28, 2020 at 3:32 am

Congratulations on a beautiful show Andrew. The strength communicated through your sculptures is spectacular. I also love your migration series. The movement of colours is breathtaking. Can’t wait for your next exhibition!

AT from Toronto wrote on November 27, 2020 at 10:01 pm

Very much enjoyed seeing your latest works. The craftsmenship and detail in "Strong Woman" is a beautiful dedication to the many strong women around us. Congratulations and thanks for sharing your art virtually!

Alvin from North York wrote on November 27, 2020 at 7:58 pm

From one AW to another AW...Amazing work Andrew!! Really loved the vibrant colors and detail of Origami. Hope you don't mind me using one of the pics as background wallpaper for my phone!! Big congrats on your first virtual Art show! -The Other Al

Heather Robertson from Toronto wrote on November 27, 2020 at 12:21 am

Thanks for sharing Andrew! I LOVE convergence sooo much, it is so powerful and has such a modern vibe. This is such an accomplishment, well done! Shout out to all these amazing women you featured as well!

Steve Woods from Etobicoke wrote on November 26, 2020 at 3:26 pm

Love the origami crane series. Amazing color, level of detail, and story. "Strength" series is also captivating! Keep it up!

Brittany from Stouffville wrote on November 25, 2020 at 3:34 pm

Hi Andrew, Happy First Virtual Show Day! I love your work and the story behind it. Your sculptures are so powerful and I love the dynamic poses you've chosen for these women. Congratulations on your new artistic journey. Hope your show is a great success! -Britt

Mallory Cunnington from Toronto wrote on November 25, 2020 at 3:11 pm

Hi Andrew, I loved your strong woman series. In particular, I loved the message and story behind Savannah’s sculpture. I love how you captured the dumbbell overhead, but right before you stand up. As a young(ish) woman, it resonates with me because I feel like in my own personal life goals I’m right in that position. I’ve got the ‘weight’, I can lift it but I’m still learning to stand up with it and keep it steady. It really spoke to me. You nailed this one to a tee. I think the storyline of her opening her own gym and following a dream matches the art you’ve created. I enjoyed looking at your collection. Thanks for sharing. Mallory Cunnington

Andrew from Toronto wrote on November 22, 2020 at 5:14 pm

Thanks for coming, I look forward to your comments. I thrive on feedback and sometimes even the most critical sounding comments can spark growth and understanding new perspectives.