Terry Kosick

Went to Langara Arts then UBC Fine Arts Grad. Currently not represented by any Gallery.

Painting represents an imaginary relationship to the real conditions of my existence, my impulses at hand, thoughts and articulations of expressions. I look at my work as both gesture and inventive staged theatre and all the choices that can make a successful work of art.
I’m interested in Balinese Dance and Kabuki and Noh Theater Japanese film Contemporary modern dance western Opera the Theater of war and politics, the Silk Road, the renaissance, Byzantium and some interesting thoughts about parallels in contemporary western societies in body language semiotics and expressions in the street, politics, the boundless internet, mass consumerism, fashion and movies. Above all the symbols of the spectacle and daily news of absurdity contrasted with the meaning and beauty of the often overlooked commonplace events and gestures. I place emotion and ingenuity of humanity before intellect. My paintings are of people, nature and situations.

University of British Columbia bfa fine arts

A few in the 90 s