Bryce Kanbara

BRYCE KANBARA artist, curator and writer / founder and first Administrator of Hamilton Artists Inc. / curatorial positions at Burlington Art Centre, Art Gallery of Hamilton/ Visual Arts, Crafts & Design Officer at the Ontario Arts Council / Executive Director of the Toronto Chapter of the National Association of Japanese Canadians / Co-Chair of the Workers Arts & Heritage Centre, Hamilton. / recipient of the Hamilton Arts Award, the Carnegie Art Award / many public exhibitions at the regional and national levels.

Pajaros, the bird is the word, 2009 @ Dundurn Castle Museum
   (including images from cuban artists)

Pajaros, the bird is the word, 2009, latex paint on ceiling tiles

Pajaros, cut-outs, 2010, plywood

B.Kanbara, "Hiroshima/siesta" : shadow project, Cienfuegos, Cuba 2009

B.Kanbara, "By River" , india ink on paper, 2009

Anatolius, 2008, lightwell, Mathematics Dept. McMaster University.
: B.Kanbara and Brian Kelly:

B.Kanbara, "Attic" 2005, drywall wall reliefs

B.Kanbara, coordinator: West Ave. School outdoor mural 1994

This is a photo of "Life-Support," Bryce's installation for the Re-cycle Project (2003) which also included works by Adrian Blackwell, the PED collective, Germaine Koh, James Carl. Located beside the nuclear reactor at McMaster University, the controversial "life support" was built with 600 sheets of drywall and resembled a snow drift, white whale or a waste heap in a construction site.