Jeffrey Turnbull

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Third Advertisement in a book or Manual Black paint, ink, crayon, marker, silver paint, varnish on a ceiling tile 24" X 48" $300	Treatment Option Four Newsprint, charcoal, ink, marker, crayon, varnish, wood stain on a ceiling tile 24" X 48" $300
First Vertices Charcoal, white paint, black paint, collage, silver paint, varnish on ceiling tiles 48" X 72" $300	Second Vertices Charcoal, white paint, black paint, collage, silver paint on ceiling tiles, varnish 48" X 72" $300
Book or Manual Cover Interior latex paint, marker, newsprint, black paint, charcoal, varnish on a ceiling tile 24" X 48" $300	1st Northumberland Strait Sea Monster Black paint, ink, collage, charcoal, pen, crayon, marker, silver paint, newsprint, varnish on a ceiling tile. 24" X 48" $300
Treatment Option Three Black paint, ink, crayon, marker, silver paint, charcoal, white paint, varnish, newsprint on a ceiling tile. 24" X 48" $300	Treatment Option Two Newsprint, charcoal, ink, marker, varnish, wood stain on a ceiling tile 24" X 48" $300

Jeffrey is an emerging Canadian Artist with a unique view of the world. He is untrained, but with a natural gift that at once captivates and draws the viewer in. His use of cast off ceiling tiles in his work subconsciously connects his creations with the philosophy of many Southern U.S. outsider artists like Mose Tolliver and Purvis Young. Jeffrey has the same ability to create beauty from what would have been refuse. A uinique man with a unique vision.

Jeffery in his own words...

"I draw pictures and then paint/paste them onto ceiling tiles. This simple human endeavour has ran out of ceiling tiles. The endeavour now uses boards of plywood or the backing from abandoned furniture as well as cardboard for additional apophatic images which continue to skirt about being, cosmology, science, medicine, mortality, conflict and paradox,  objects in and of spacetime.  I think..." 

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