Ed Kuris – Painter/Sculptor

ed-kuris-natalina-rinaldi Ed Kuris with partner Natalina Rinaldi

edward stefan kuris
Associate of the Ontario College of Art (OCAD) ‘70

PAINTER, SCULPTOR

o abstract figurative painter
o sculptures in soapstone, wood, metal
o brass and copper jewelry
o studio tours Guelph and Toronto
o many solo and juried group shows since 1969: Fergus, Elora, Toronto, Quebec, Slovak Republic, Cuba, and Japan
o paintings used in a film by Academy Award winner Brigitte Berman

POET

o published in over forty literary journals across Canada and abroad
o Ontario Arts Council grant for poetry
o published illustrations of poems
o published two chapbooks: heaven from pennies and lifeboats
o many readings in southern Ontario including: Bookshelf, York university, Mohawk College
o poetry voiceover written for a video titled Cast Aside about aesthetics of dereliction and the fate of IMICO, an abandoned malleable iron factory in Guelph built in 1912

BIO

o born in Cape Breton, N.S. 1947; lives in Guelph Ontario
o Art College Associate since 1970
o studied drawing, painting, and advertising art
o awarded scholarship at OCA (D)
o studied Fine Arts at the University of Windsor
o worked in engineering as a designer, scale model maker, draftsman, and graphic designer

Contact
edskuris@hotmail.ca
(519) 824-5568
facebook.com/ed.kuris

Art by Ed Kuris
Features on the
February 2017 poster
of Surrey Muse

sm-02-24-2016

This particular painting was chosen
by Art director Mariam Zohra
from four paintings
selected by Surrey Muse volunteers
from Ed’s Facebook page

ed-kuris-1 #1

ed-kuris-2 #2

ed-kuris-3 #3

ed-kuris-4 #4

Art Director’s first choice was #2 but she let it go because of the quality of the photograph and no time to request another image.
But, we LOVE the one chosen, it’s an amazing face of a woman or the face of an amazing woman.
Thank you, Ed, for letting us feature it on Surrey Muse poster.
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