Exhibitions

Posted on September 11, 2018 by artbymusa

“Winter Blues”, Art of Emotions Fine Art Gallery, Toronto, Feb 10 – Mar 10, 2022

IAPS (International Association of Pastel Societies) 37th Exhibition, Oct 2020, Dunedin Fine Art Center, IAPS website https://www.iapspastel.org/iapshow_display.php

“Enduring Brilliance!”, Pastel Society of America (PSA) 48th Annual Exhibition, Butler Institute of American Art (Butlerart.org), http://www.pastelsocietyofamerica.org/annual-catalog/

“Purely Pastel”, Pastel Artists Canada 29th Annual Open Juried Exhibition, 2020, Online at https://www.pastelartists.ca/2020-06-juried-show/

First-Place Winner of Pastel Artists Canada’s 7^th Annual Online Members Juried Exhibition, Dec 1, 2019-Present

“Purely Pastel”, Pastel Artists Canada 28th Annual Open Juried Exhibition, May 13-26, 2019, Federation Gallery, Vancouver

ArtStop, Norman-Felix Gallery, Toronto, Nov 23, 2018 – May 19, 2019

Cliffsides, Dentistry on Jane, Vaughan, May-Aug 2019

Delight 2018, Nov 5, 2018- Jan 8, 2019, Norman-Felix Gallery, Toronto

Poetic Seascapes, Dentistry on Jane, Vaughan, Jan-April, 2019

Autumn Blossom 2018, Oct 5-31, 2018, Norman-Felix Gallery, Toronto

Anti-Social 2018, Sep 5-30, 2018, Norman-Felix Gallery, Toronto

Dream, Landscapes in Encaustic and Resin, Dentistry on Jane, Vaughan, May-Sep, 2018

SunShine 2018, Aug 7-30, 2018, Norman-Felix Gallery, Toronto

Delight 2017, Nov 5, 2017-Jan 8, 2018, Norman-Felix Gallery, Toronto

Anti-Social 2017, Sep 5-30, 2017, Norman-Felix Gallery, Toronto

SunShine 2017, Aug 5-31, 2017, Norman-Felix Gallery, Toronto

Jumper 2017, Jun 5-30, 2017, Norman-Felix Gallery, Toronto

About Musa Musa, PSA, PAC

Posted on March 11, 2017 by artbymusa

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Born in Baghdad, Iraq, Musa’s childhood was spent mostly in war. Through his journey to Canada, art became a powerful vehicle to express his thoughts, feelings, longings and beliefs.

In his art, Musa creates a place for the soul to rest and contemplate… a place where time becomes still, pausing from the hustle of the surroundings to find a moment to meditate on the Creation and rejuvenate. Musa expresses light in radiant flood to surround and engulf the viewer so as to renew hope for the spirit and provide a pure contrast to the conflict and struggle of everyday life.

Musa’s work utilized different mediums including oils, encaustics, pastels and resins. He often created his own paints, pastels and supports to create the effects he strives to achieve.