Click here to view the Video Interview with Luisa Pariselli by Bluesight Media:
No Common Thread Art Show

If you’re looking for me this summer-I am here. Come see me if you want a piercing or some INK.

I can design you something awesome and hook you up with one of our fantastically skilled artists.

Thanks, Lu.

Luisa Pariselli is currently finishing her Thesis year at OCAD University and will be holding
her greatly anticipated end of year show in May of 2012. Please stay tuned to www.luisapariselli.com
for further details.

I have two pieces in this show with my Wooden Nickel up for Silent Auction.
Private show at Corus Quay in Toronto. Attached is a pic from the event where employees and artists gathered Tuesday evening.

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her notebook has a brand new look and feel just in time for the new semester.
Much of my old work can be found in my archives. Thanks to Boris P of  Fracture 7 for his innovative design of the website, her notebook will explode this fall with new entires, new blogs and new ideas by Lu, so stay tuned!

OCAD- 3rd Year Projects
Sept/ 2010

I’ve just started my third year at OCAD this week. I am excited but at the same time a bit terrified with where my work will take me. Maybe terrified isn’t the best word to use but I know that once I start, I can’t stop. Art school gives me the time I need to release whatever it is I need to release. I don’t feel guilty for taking the time to do it, either. Most of my courses do revolve around the Liberal Studies, Sociological component of my degree for first term, but I have switched my major to Painting and Drawing and can’t wait for the outcome of it all. So come by, new work will be posted all the time. I look forward to all of it.

-Lu

I may have had the coolest job at the Canadian National Exhibition. While fairgoers broiled in the midday heat yesterday, OCAD students, including myself, were shut up in a walk-in cooler, sculpting blocks of butter into works of art. We spent about seven hours a day inside the box, which is chilled to about 10C, emerging occasionally for breaks, while spectators watch them through a glass wall. This year, the Ex’s butter sculptures must follow a “You Are What You Eat” theme. (www.thestar.com) This is my piece:
Breakfasts on Me

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SOLD. Wood Panel. 38 x 48.
Acrylic Painting

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