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Announcement: |
Please join me on Feb 25th to 28th, 2010,
I'll exhibit at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, North Building , Halls A&B. |
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Thursday thru Sunday: |
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Adults: $12.00
Students (with ID) and Seniors: $8.00
Children (under 12): Free
Limited Free Tickets are available, if you intend to join me,
please email me to reserve a ticket : rmyussef@yahoo.ca |
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Thursday 6-10:30pm
Friday 11am-9pm
Saturday 10am-8pm
Sunday 10am-7pm |
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"Angelic Dreams" has won an international special recognition at the 12th Annual All Media Juried Online International Art Exhibition
Juror's Statement [Laurence Bradshaw
Curator, Professor of Art]
Juror's Background [Laurence Bradshaw, Professor of Art, University of Nebraska Omaha, who has exhibited in hundreds of national and international exhibitions and recipient of well over 200 art awards and citations.]
Laurence Bradshaw States :
YOUSSEF RAMI of Toronto, Ontario, Canada takes abstraction seriously. In his oil painting “Angelic Dreams” he composes light and glow on the left contrasted with the darker on the right side. The vertical movements on both sides harmonize the horizontal piece.

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My Latest Artwork of 2010
Euphoria
Glory

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Layers of Tranquility
has been selected to be included in the 3rd Art Edition
“International Contemporary Masters 2010”
Garden Bliss an award winner
Over 200 pieces of art from 14 countries were submitted to Infinity Art Gallery’s premiere Exhibit-09 ONE. Artists submitted work from Europe, Africa, the Americas and Asia, and "Garden Bliss" is the Second Place winner in the 2D category .Read the Press Release
Juror Patric Baylis Comments: "Garden Bliss, surges with an energy far removed from our ordinary association with the serenity of gardens. The values play against the colors in perfect balance and the organization of the contrasts has a rhythmic flow – a vivid directness that belies any accident on the part of the artist and speaks rather of a skillful intention"

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