Leaning too far left. Painting

Jeanette Luchese, A first-generation Italian - Canadian settler and visual artist with roots in the design arts creating in the disciplines of drawing, painting, printmaking, painting, sculptures and sound. Gallery director, a graduate of the School of Design and Visual Art, Georgian College (Barrie) and Sheridan College School of Design (Oakville), resides in Innisfil, Ontario, Canada. Exhibiting Internationally and regionally at numerous public galleries, including the MacLaren Art Centre (Barrie), Quest Art Gallery (Midland), Orillia Museum of Arts & History (Orillia) and Campus Gallery (Barrie). A grant recipient of the Ontario Art Council and the City of Barrie Culture Department, with numerous awards.​ Recipient of the 2014 "Great Visual Arts Golden Eagle Trophy - Award of Honour, Salerno, Italy and 2015, the Kandinsky Award of Creativity, Salerno, Italy. Published in Abstract | Ext, A first approximation to abstract literature¹ by David Quiles Guilló: 'Gone Once,' page 76 (April 2015 ­ 45 authors. Printed in Spain). Short Listed for the 2015 Gwendolyn MacEwen Exile Poetry Competition 'From there to here,' published in ELQ Exile: The Literary Quarterly July Edition 2016. Ending 2018 with The Focus and the Fray, a regional public gallery solo exhibition held at Campus Gallery, curators Sarah Elizebeth Leonard and Cory Van der Vliet - The Helen and Arch Brown Centre, Georgian College Barrie, Canada and honoured to of created the 2018 Barrie Art Awards Sculptures (statuettes) Public Art: 2019 Participating in #ISDAY International Sculpture Day, Innisfil Sculpture Group partnering with Innisfil IdeaLAB, 'Sculptures in Uncommon Places". "What day is it? resides in Port Huron, Michigan, USA: The Gathering #8. The Verandahs Bed & Breakfast by the Lake in Oro, Ontario ​and "Easy Rider" in Barrie, Ontario, Canada — 2019 Florence, Italy, OCADU's Summer Studio Master Class [June] with Nicole Collins and Anda Kubis, ending the year with a solo exhibtion of experimental printmaking "Surviving Death : Ressurecting Memories at the PRNT Collective Barrie, Ontario. 2020 ... then there was a pandemic. Finding solace in the words of Alan Watts "The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance.” which we all did.