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Andrew Cathers

July 3 – 26, 2020

Andrew is a self taught artist, 38, and born in Whistler BC. He makes art on a regular basis to keep himself interested, to stay challenged creatively, and to keep busy. Primarily an observer, Andrew takes in the world around him and returns it to us in the form of detailed fields of intense colour and pattern. Seeing his work in person allows you to feel all that has gone into the creation each piece.
 
“I paint things that you cannot see with the naked eye, an emotion, an idea, things you can sense or feel. I am inspired by the randomness of life and patterns that occur in nature. I am creating art as a response to ideas and perceptions of reality.” – Andrew Cathers

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​Please contact us at outsidersandothers@gmail.com for availability and pricing 

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Stress
12” x 9”
mixed media


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Tang
24” x 24”
mixed media
SOLD

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Green Maze
9” x 12”
mixed media


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The Internal Maze
16” x 16”
mixed media


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Red Field Limbo
6” x 8”
mixed media


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Red Lightning
12” x 12”
mixed media


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Butter Scotch
8” x 10”
mixed media


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Valentine
8” x 8”
mixed media


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Blue Matrix
10” x 8”
mixed media


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Cell Faces
16” x 16”
mixed media
SOLD

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Lilly Pad
12” x 12”
mixed media


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Angel Tears on a Black Soul
60” x 36”
mixed media
SOLD

 

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As outsiders to this land—the land of the xÊ·mÉ™θkÊ·É™y̓əm / Musqueam , Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw / Squamish,

and sÉ™lÌ“ilw̓ətaʔɬ / Tsleil-Waututh  Nations — we continue to acknowledge their stewardship of these lands

since time immemorial.

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We acknowledge the colonial history that has devastated these lands and peoples,

and we are committed to learning from the past to help create a shared future of observation, reconciliation,

and understanding. As visitors to this land, our gallery is committed to supporting the development of local Indigenous peoples and communities.

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In gratitude and with ever-evolving knowledge, we look forward to honest and open dialogue between Indigenous peoples and the outsiders who are here to create, learn, and prosper together.

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