This exhibition features a series of prints by Johann James Feught that draw inspiration from architectural forms and European stained glass motifs juxtaposed to reveal a relationship between interior and exterior spaces.

Feught uses a new, non – toxic etching method that incorporates a computer imaging technique called “Imagon”. He recently introduced this printmaking technique to an international summer academy in Hamburg, Germany.

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81 x 112 cm

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38 x 66 cm

Works by Feught can be found in numerous public and corporate collections including the A/P Alberta Printmakers Association, Alberta Art Foundation, Calgary Centre for the Performing Arts, Glen Alps - University of Seattle, Kitchener/Waterloo Art Gallery, Museum of Architecture - Katowice, Poland, Museum of Fine Art - Cracow, Poland, Sun Life of Canada Ltd., The Royal Bank of Canada, Marschtor Zwinger Gallery, Buxtehude, Hamburg, Germany, Oktogon Kunst Gallery, Oederquart, Hamburg, Germany

Feught has worked as a Design Coordinator, freelance designer and consultant in Canada, Germany and New York. Some of his major exhibit and design displays include The Calgary Museum of the Regiments, Olympique Calgary Olympics, Provincial Archives of Alberta Touring Museum, and International displays in Lausanne, Switzerland, and New York.

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71 x 107 cm