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Monochrome Art Project: Green

Four images in monochrome green occupy each corner. ON the top left an abstract wave of teal green wraps around a circular centre piece. ON the top right a dark green bug sits atop a green bottle looking over at a pile of green fruits: Pickles, Beans, and a lime. On the bottom left a photograph of a forest with the hue shifted entirely to deep green. And on the bottom right an abstract tree and roots grow into the wriggly lines of the earth. Green text on a dark green background reads: Monochrome Challenge.


Here are the results of our first Monochrome Art Project, Instagram Challenge!

We invited the community to join us on a monochrome adventure. Each month participants are given a new colour challenge. July was Green!

What is monochrome?
A monochromatic artwork refers to a piece of art that primarily uses a single colour or hue, along with its various shades, tints, and tones.

For example, a monochromatic painting may be created using different shades of purple, ranging from the lightest pastel violet to the deepest plum.

Artists

Alana Kusy
Victoria Mitchell
Paul Newton
Karen Justice
Greg Goossens

Virginia Railton
Terry Aske
Linda Shea
Merril Hall
Marney-Rose Edge

Roses painted in deep greens and teal next to a photograph of the artist sitting in a garden working on the piece.
A deep teal green iceburg stretches out of dark water and into a lighter sky.
Deep green cat figurines sit in front of chalk green painted boxes that house succulent plants.
Crossing lines and curving shapes in the abstract come together to form the image of a green bug with a human face.
A deep teal owl made of up various shapes and brushstrokes.
Quilted geometric shapes form leaf-like patterns in various shades of green
Quilted pieces of green fabric form tropical leaves.
A wide eyed owl in hues ranging from deep green to lime with decorative geometric patterns
A light green print of leaves pressed onto a darker green background
Four monochrome green images and paintings in various styles surround a dark green background with green text that reads: Monochrome Challenge. The Arts New West logo is featured.
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At Arts New West, we live and work on the unceded, traditional territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the QayQayt Nation as well as all Coast Salish Nations.

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