Grey Scale is the theme of the latest Rocanini Cafe Artist Series at Rocanini Coffee Roasters in Steveston. Plan a trip out to historic Steveston, sip on fresh artisan coffee, and enjoy the fabulous creations of Jay Hou and Isabelle Henderson.
Jay Hou is a Vancouver-based fine art photographer.
Jay Hou received his BA in the United States and currently lives in Vancouver, British Columbia, where he focuses on producing film and photography. He is also a photojournalist and his photos have been published by France's largest agency, Agence-France-Presse.
http://jayhouphotography.com/
Dancing in the New Year is the theme of the latest Rocanini Cafe Artist Series. Rocanini Coffee Roasters in Steveston hosts local artwork from established professional artists and emerging artists. Plan a trip out to historic Steveston, sip on fresh artisan coffee, and enjoy the fabulous creations of Therese Lydia Joseph and Marilynn Tebbit. Therese Lydia Joseph, an award-winning artist, was born in Switzerland and now resides in North Vancouver. "FACES" is a figurative/abstract series of portraits. I am passionate about drawing and painting faces and thoroughly enjoy seeing how personality and temperament come into being from an empty canvas. "FIGURES" I am always fascinated with portraying ladies caught in the moment in time. Although these moments might be sad, tough, unfair...
As a part of the Rocanini Cafe Artist Series, Rocanini Coffee Roasters in Steveston hosts local artwork from established professional artists and emerging artists. Plan a trip out to historic Steveston, sip on fresh artisan coffee, and enjoy the fabulous creations of John Beatty and Dr. Ziad Jundi. John Beatty moved to BC from Ontario in 1967 and now resides in Richmond. A retired teacher, John has completed over 800 oil and acrylic paintings primarily of West Coast and travel subject matter that have stimulated his interest because of their unique composition, their colour, and their contrasting light. His style could be described as representational with areas of impressionism and abstraction. He has exhibited his work at Jericho Tennis Club...
As the new kid on the block, we were thrilled to be on the Richmond Reviews' "The Best of Richmond 2012 Readers' Poll" in the "Best Coffee (Independent)" category. We hope to climb the list as more Richmondites discover us. Thank you to everyone who voted!
*Photo by Rob Newell
