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The Vanity Set | ||
| Listen to one of the hottest groups in New York City - The Vanity Set. Their song is entitled “End of the Line” and is written by James Sclavunos ©, The Vanity Set ©. Remember to look for the Vanity Set link below. | |||
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of The Line” by The Vanity Set - 3317 kb - 128k mp3 Visit the Vanity Set web site and buy a copy of the entire CD for yourself. You won't regret it! |
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| “A great tune! When I first heard it premiered live, at the Cooler in New York City, 2000, I was touched by the proximity of the songs contents to my own life.” G.P. | |||
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William S. Burroughs | ||
| Gerard came to know William Burroughs during the mid-seventies while living in Europe. They went on to travel together, share the same hotels, stayed in the same houses and as a result become friends. William Burroughs was not only a great writer and poet, known through such books as “Junkie” and “Naked Lunch” but he also did so much more, i.e., movies, art and music. We've decided to share some of William's incredible and acerbic writing with you in this recording of him reading "Word's of Advice to Young People" - 4408 kb - 128k mp3 | |||
| “There will never be another like you Bill and thank God for that, you're too damn special!” G.P. | see images of Gerard with William Burroughs and others in the friends gallery | |||
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This
untitled poem by poet, writer and photographer Christopher Angell was
written in Johannesburg, South Africa while he and Gerard were both working
there in 2000-2001. A very compelling work which speaks not just to our
common frailty or the human condition but addresses some of the real issues
we have in our “have and have not” world. Christopher is the
Assistant Executive Director of CrossPathCulture (New
York). Chris has recently moved back to America from Johannesburg where
was the Director of CrossPathCulture Centre - South Africa, 2001-2003. |
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As
a public service, we at GerardPas.com our endeavouring to fulfill all
of your needs and requests as it relates to art. We want you to be informed
about all the facets of Art, Aesthetics, Art History, Art Criticism, Art
Collecting and how to develop a career as an artist! We asked our research
and development team to create an engine and database whereby you could
ask any question you'd like about art or art history. So go ahead ask
our astronaut anything about art - don't stay in the dark - the stars
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Gerard
recently exhibited alongside a prominent Astronaut. He was so inspired
that he directed us to skin our engine with this inner-outer space motif. |
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Cameras of the Late Nineties to 2000s - Gerard and Java Script | ||
This
html based media was created by Gerard as navigation for the “1990's
Lobby” in “The Galleries” section of our web site. It's
an interesting use of “image swapping” and “image restore”
java script. Gerard used the two work horses of his career as the motif
for this page. Those workhorses being his 35mm Contax RTS II slr and his
Nikon CoolPix 990 Digital Camera. |
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Media from the exhibition corpoREAL exCHANGE | ||
Various
html based media was created by Gerard for his collaborative exhibition
“corpoREAL
exCHANGE” with Huang Chih-Yang which was held in New York in
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Kunstledematen | |||
An
early video render from one of Gerard's most noted and infamous performances.
It was first performed in 1979 at De Appel – Centre for Contemporary
Art, Amsterdam the Netherlands. The performance was reviewed in various
art periodicals, world wide in the weeks that followed. This performance is a painful account of Gerard’s youth, first as a handicapped individual, the Easter Seal Timmy (poster child), his development as an artist, and the art world in general. While eating a cake in which the word “Kunstledematen” is printed as icing, he takes us through this sojourn. He consumes the cake until only the words “Kunst” (Art) are left and begins to vomit – continuing to eat the regurgitated cake. Suffice it to say it is a difficult video to watch. Gerard says that to this day he finds it difficult to watch, as it conjures up issues, which are too painful even for him. A very compelling document of a complex inner struggle! This version was recorded with the assistance of Video-Heads Amsterdam. Created originally as a ¾-inch video it was recently reduced to digital format by Gerard. A full DVD version is available on request by writing to pains@gerardpas.com |
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Am I the Abstract | |||
An
early short video created by Gerard in 1979 at PUMPS, Vancouver, Canada.
In this work, Gerard explores the idea that if your body is deformed,
does it make you an abstract? Working on the premise that his atrophied
polio inflicted left leg does indeed make him abstract, he attempts to
point this out in the same way that abstract painters realized their figure
studies. The MPG file is 2:30 minutes long and formatted for 4:3 Standard TV aspect ratio. |
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Stutter | |||
An
early video which Gerard recorded at PUMP’S, Vancouver, Canada in
1979 on 3/4 inch U-matic video tape and recently edited into this MPG
or mpeg. It is short at 1:17 minutes so we recommend broadband for the
download. This MPG is formatted for 4:3 Standard TV aspect ratio and has
not been resized. |
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| Cane
and disABLEd. for smaller windows media version — 1810k = 4.19 min @ 56k — click here |
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the london lEDGE - un autre faux pas | |||
An
early movie made by Gerard in 1977. It was originally recorded on 1/2
inch b&w video tape. The content reflects Gerard's days before leaving
London for New York and on to Amsterdam in 1978.This MPG is formatted
for 4:3 Standard TV aspect ratio and has not been resized. |
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| Was
that an EDGE or just a ledge? for smaller windows media version— 511k = 1.13 min @ 56k — click here |
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A Study for Pataphysician Thought | |||
An
early film by Gerard inspired by the “shadow plays” of the
Pataphysician art movement. This film was originally recorded in 1977
using 1/2 inch b&w video tape. This MPG is formatted for 4:3 Standard
TV aspect ratio and has not been resized. |
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The Mirror | |||
Sometimes
as artists we confuse the proximity of our work to the society in which
we live in. The lines become confused and we forget that though we are
all part of society, we can also be very much apart from that same society.
For example, an individual who spends his waking days around criminals,
in their car, on the street and at their work, might be a cop and not
a crook. |
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| After a very successful series of personal consultations with a clinical psychologist, Gerard created this short Web Cam Video of in which we have an opportunity to view his thoughts about his art. | ||||
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Pourquois PaS | |||
This
superb little movie reflects just how I feel about being a PaS - “Pourquois
Pas” from Trailervision.com. A real gem! |
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911 - Monument to September 11th | |||
Gerard
lives a great deal of his life in New York City and was deeply touched
by the events of Sept. 11th, 2001 or 9-11. We have dedicated a small section
of this web site to Gerard's photos and thoughts on being in New York
during the fall and winter of 2001. He made this small film as a reaction
to 911. 911 being the number on our telephones for Emergency (in North
America) and the debacle of using the telephone on 911, make for
an interesting paradox. There are two sizes for this short QuickTime Movie
- the one provided here is the smaller of the two. Please visit this page
dedicated to New York. |
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Movies from the exhibition corpoREAL exCHANGE | |||
Numerous
movies created by Gerard from his exhibition “corpoREAL
exCHANGE” with Huang Chih-Yang which was held in New York in
2001. These documentary movies are from Gerard's and Huang's collaborative
installation “the foREST”. Additionally movies documenting
Huang's “I'm Cute Germ” can also be found in this section
of our web site. |
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Portrait of Chuck Close | |||
Gerard
recently worked on an object or sculpture based portrait of the American
artist Chuck Close. Chuck Close assisted Gerard with this work by donating
one of his often used and derelict old wheelchairs towards this project.
“Portrait
of Chuck Close” is a provocative work by Pas which breaks the
mould for what is commonly understood as portraiture in fine art. |
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There
are too many animation on this web site to provide you with an inventory
of them all, they are scattered throughout our entire site. We are therefore
only providing highlights of principle animations made by Gerard or
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Vision of Utopia | ||||
This
is one Gerard's very first Flash animation. For this animation he used
one of his watercolour paintings titled “Vision of Utopia”
1986. In the animation his painting constructs itself from the sum of
all its parts. A somewhat non-post-modern work! Where it post-modern it
would of course deconstruct itself. |
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To Have and To Hold | ||||
Gerard
created this Flash animation by taking the centre nebulous of images out
of a larger stone lithography print. |
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Sisyphus' Descendants | ||||
During
the mid-nineties Gerard got, well he got a bad case of depression. It
happens! Art is indeed one form of catharsis. These Flash Movies are
taken from a rather large triptych (5 metres tall) which he
painted with the head of pin. It's a simple pan up and down of the work. |
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| Mad no - Sad yes | see the online catalogue which includes this work and more -“hEaVEN n eARTh” | |||||
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Tongues of Fire | ||||
This
was the last series of paintings which Gerard completed at the end of
the last and beginning of this century. We compiled them into this small
Flash work. |
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Broken Mannequins or Art Dummies 2000 | ||||
An
early Macromedia Flash Movie made by Gerard. Titled “Broken Mannequins”
or “Art Dummies”, this little (109 kb) piece simply has fun
using a broken art mannequin. The sculpture was still photographed and
then animated using frames in Flash. These little dolls are used by artists'
to help understand the human anatomy and are also often used as a tool
to compose figures in artists compositions. |
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| Gerard Is currently trying to build up a large collection of these broken dummies (all sizes) for a future installation work. Should you have one of these common art mannequins and would like to donate it to this work, please contact us for further details by clicking here. | |||||
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Reality versus Reality | ||||
A
concept piece (Flash) which Gerard developed as a virtual proposal or
model for a future sculptural installation. |
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Self Portrait - lopsided symmetry | ||||
There
are not a lot of images or photos of the artist on this web site. We've
therefore included two small self-portraits here in the Cafe. This one
was created by Gerard as the image for his virtual Christmas and News
Year card. It's an abstraction of him dissolving and resolving. It was
animated using a combination of Adobe Photoshop and Flash. |
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Self Portrait - elves and other such bramble | ||||
This
self-portrait is a humorous little animation of the artist morphing from
human form into that of another ??? It truly shows his elfin character.
In fact, to be honest, we're not sure if this is an animation (which
Gerard said it was when he gave it to us) or really just the documentation
of a regular event in his life which occurs whenever he get's to a certain
elevation high. |
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Portrait of Chuck Close | ||||
Speaking
of portraits, Gerard recently worked on an object or sculpture based portrait
of the American artist Chuck Close. Chuck Close assisted Gerard with this
work by donating one of his often used and derelict old wheelchairs towards
the project. In advance of actually creating this work Gerard made this
small Flash work to convey what his finished sculpture would look like. |
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ReFormation Sculpture | ||||
Gerard
created a large public sculpture - installation work in the city of Johannesburg,
South Africa 2000-2001.The sculpture was made entirely from discarded
and broken things which Gerard found in Johannesburg. When completed the
sculpture “ReFormation” was almost 2 X 25 X 15 metres. He
created these small animation works in advance of going to South Africa
as part of his proposal. |
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corpoREAL exChange | ||||
Each
of the sections in “projects” on this web site opens with
a special Flash created introduction page. We have included several examples
of how we arrived at the final opening page for the “corpoREAL
exCHANGE” project. The process of creating these animations
is discussed and we have included different openings to illustrate just
how one of these pages is created. “corpoREAL exCHANGE” was
Gerard's collaborative exhibition with the Taiwanese artist Huang Chih-Yang
which was held in New York in 2001. |
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| Images |
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GerardPas.com is all about images. Thousands of images are housed on the hundreds of pages found in this site. You can see these images by simply visiting our “gallery” or “projects” sections (links found at the top of this page). The images that you find here are those made by other artists, our guests, or images which do not fit into the general body of this web site. These images are changed regularly to reflect artists we are featuring or current issues. If you would like to participate and have your work published at GerardPas.com please contact solutions@gerardpas.com You'll be pleasantly surprised at how receptive we can be. |
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Millions of Reasons | ||
This
is Gerard with his first million, the same million he used to establish
GerardPas.com and keep all us millions of little blinking pixels employed.
If I were a blinking little pixel would I be asking, “Am I just
another bit player, an element in the whole picture." Question: “Why
am I here?” Answer: “You see therefore I am!” |
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| “Why do artists have to be dead to make money anyway? Who made that up, savvy philosophers? Certainly not artists!” G.P. | |||
| Concerns |
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As you can see GerardPas.com it's not all about images and the personality of Gerard Pas. We also have a collective conscientious: as it relates to political, religious or social concerns with in our global society. From time to time we will post some of the concerns which Gerard feels should receive attention in the links below. |
“The attrocites and injustices of this world are the birth pains of a better world to come and we have been honoured to participate in the struggle!” G.P. The Bible: The Book of Job, Chapter 38. |
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Gerard Pas | Musings and Cogitations It's not that I feel I have a lot to say to the world that my art does not already say, but every now and then I do want to muse over my current situation, concerns and thoughts - thus this blog. I hope to focus on as many issues which both effect my daily life and the broader issues such as those found in this section. I am going to try to post a comment as often as is possible for me, within the constraints of time.I encourage you to participate by both reading and leaving comments on my BLOG. GP |
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On Thursday 9th September 2004 the staff at Boddingtons at Strangeways Brewery were told of its intended closure at the end of February 2005. This is not the first time that Interbrew the Belgium owners of Boddingtons have tried to move the famous 'Cream of Manchester' out of the city. To read More click here. |
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Boddingtons: the 100% Mancunian 90% Welsh beer. Say what??? You have to be joking! How can it be that Interbrew (the world’s largest volume brewer – InBev) could even think of moving Boddingtons Beer, commonly known internationally as “The Cream of Manchester” to a brewery in Wales? Boddingtons Beer has been brewed at Strangeways Brewery in Manchester City England for over 228 years, since 1778. Citing efficiency as the cause, Interbrew UK plans to move 90% of the brewery to its new canning facility in Wales, keeping the beer cask production in Manchester. I consider Boddingtons Cream Ale (Boddies) one of the finest brews to have ever crossed my lips. The very idea that Interbrew would move the brewery from Manchester is perplexing to me. Its globalization gone mad: you know it is a sad day when your hometown beer becomes an import even though you are still living in your hometown. I am encouraging you to help the lovers of Boddies worldwide, the citizens of Manchester and the brewery workers to keep their brewery at home by signing their petition to keep Boddingtons in Manchester. You can read more about Manchester’s concerns at their website www.savethecream.co.uk Remember to sign the petition.” GP |
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GerardPas.com is ninety nine percent about the art and activities of Gerard Pas, its hard not to be when you're called www.gerardpas.com. But GerardPas.com could not exist were it not for the fact that Gerard makes art and to make art you need to be able to communicate with your peers, your community and society as a whole. This means that as an artist Gerard also integrates within the larger community of artists, views their art and anticipates critique both public and private. We're part of the world and as an international artist; you begin to realize just how small this world becomes and the threshold of those who hold power in it. Thanks to the web all artists have an opportunity to share their art on a global scale. As an artist it's not just left up to museums and galleries to publish your catalogue and send it to their constituency of supporters to have your work seen. With the web, an electric plug, a box of wire and silicon and knowledge is all that is truly required. Knowledge becomes the key. Knowledge of the web, of photo manipulation and of web programming. Gerard has worked in Africa assisting artist there set up simple solutions to bringing their art onto the web and be seen outside of the parameters sometimes isolated environments. This is why LINKS are so important to us - we want to share all of the bounty, the cornucopia of great art and culture which humankind can provide. What an honour it is for us to share the works of other great artists and friends with those of you who glance upon these pages. Thank you for your interest and time and for visiting us here. |
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CrossPathCulture.
An international organization dedicated "To reach beyond regional/national borders in pursuit of global identity while reacting specifically to the atrocities posed by this modern world." Gerard is actively involved with CPC in New York not only as "artist in residence" but in numerous other ways. CrossPathCulture also acts not only as Gerard's patron in New York but as his exclusive agent in America. Please visit their site. |
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The
Music and web site of "The Vanity Set." When one thinks of counter
culture in New York over the last 25 years, James Sclavunos has been there
at the cutting edge the whole time. Starting with "Teenage Jesus and the
Jerks", to "Sonic Youth", up to today with the "Vanity Set"
and this is just a short discography of what is myriad for Jim. Jim Sclavunos
has played or was in bands with almost everyone who has made any serious
contribution to music over those last 25 plus years; i.e. Tom Waits, The
Cramps, Eight Eye Spy; to name but just so very few! He currently is also
the drummer for “Nick Cave's” band "The Bad Seeds",
is in "The Gunga Din" as well as singer with the "Vanity Set".
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Jim
is also Gerard's oldest friend in New York City. Their friendship runs
back to the begriming of punk at CBGB's, moved on to when Gerard lived
in Europe and runs strong up until today. See images of Jim
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The
works of Hongtu Zhang (otherwise known as Zhang Hongtu). Hongtu
is not only a great artist, but he has a cutting wit as can be clearly
seen from the art on his excellent web site. This is also a must see
site: just catch it's clever URL address “www.momao.com”,
which means Museum Of My Art Only and not the Museum of Modern A... or
mo Mao... whatever! A really cool, like totally cool and well designed
web site! Hongtu is the best C.I.A. artist in the all of the USA. C.I.A.
meaning Chinese Artist in America and not what you'd otherwise think.
In fact, Hongtu was one of the first artists who had to flee China during
the Chinese Cultural Revolution - he's since been back. |
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“I
truly consider Hongtu a great man. His heart is big enough to bridge between
China and New York, his current home. I worked and travelled with him
while we were both in South Africa. I saw in his work and soul a compassion
for his fellow human being which can be compared to none. Were the world
full of people like him, what a world it would be!” G.P. You can see images of Hongtu with Gerard in London while they were there visiting the New Modern Tate Museum. |
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The
jeweller to the stars; and I mean The Pleiades and Orion. Jason Bellchamber
is not just a great jeweller but he's also a very gifted and fine alternative
musician and musical experimenter. Check out his hot "independent
music label" site or look at his incredible jewellery. The only metals
which should adorn your body should first be touched by Jason. Listen to the tunes and buy some family jewels online! |
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The
web site of Tim Lowly, artist and affiliate professor at North Park
University in Chicago. A great painter - we mean this guy's is totally
on top of his technique. His web site offers another great selfless service:
that is one of providing links to many, many other artist's web sites.
A great resource! Thanks Tim. |
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Douglas
Kelly Show and Gallery List. Forget "Art Now" or all those other
gallery guides when you're in New York. This is the only guide we use
and it's the best. Not only is Doug's list spot on, as to what's really
happening in NYC, but his TV show is pretty good too: aired - Fridays,
midnight, Channel 34 (Manhattan Community TV). Interviews with artists
such as Damien Hirst, Dennis Oppenheim and Pipilotti Rist, it's hard to
beat. Thanks Doug and keep up the good work - sorry that we're usually
not watching TV on Friday nights - but we catch all of the repeats and
certainly watch it online - which you can too! |
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The drawings, comics and Publishing House "Aporia Press" of Marcel Guldemond. Marcel is a great illustrator and excellent cartoonist, as you will see. His books are a marvel to behold and full of real content. His comics show a side of our humanness which few other comics do. Like most artists, Marcel is his own best patron and while his comics are selling well, he is also one of the finest programmers on the web - in a commercial sense. Whenever we run into problems, we run to Marcel, who is always willing to help. Marcel is considered family by Gerard and was one of his first students. He's got a powerful motorbike to. If we weren't all in wheelchairs, the very same bike we'd all be riding. Okay maybe not! The maybe being: we're not all in wheelchairs, that is. But big momma won't let us get bikes. |
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The
web site of Christopher Wright, artist and devotee of the chronic. A fine
painter and completely insane entrepreneur, owning every possible web
address name you could possibly think of. His refrain when speaking of
the web, got it, own it, buying it. His own web site is as diverse as
the body of his work. He's also got the technique thing down. |
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The paintings of Karen Suk, who is living somewhere on a remote island on the Pacific Ocean - North West. Karen was a student of Gerard's when he was a Studio Instructor at Redeemer University, Canada. Like any good relationship which stems from teaching, Karen and Gerard became friends. "First you stand in front of them. Then alongside them. Finally, you stand behind them!" G.P. Gerard takes no true credit for any of his student's success, reminding them always that “Success in art is only measured by the success of each work and not by a set of principles calculated by career.” G.P. |
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Robert
Kranendonk resides in Belleville, Ontario, Canada, where he is a Professor
of Advertising and Design at Loyalist College. He is a former student
of Redeemer University where he studied fine art under Gerard Pas. After
years of teaching Graphics & Design in Philadelphia and moving back
to his home in Canada, he has also returned to his roots in fine art.
Robert’s webpage is a collection of his fine art, photography, and
design. “Rob has never tired of just keeping on with the work of making art through all his trials and tribulations. I think he works from the same principle as I do, which could be summed up with the statement - I can’t lays in the graveyard.” G.P. |
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Mmidesign.com
is the site of photographer and web Designer Jason Vanderhill. Jason created
the essential building blocks of this original web site, back in its beginning
infancy in 1999. The first ten pages were created by him. Since then we've
grown to several hundred pages with thousands of files. Jason's photography
continues to dot the pages of our web site and we are grateful to him
for all the assistance and advice he brings to us. Jason is first of all
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Design is Joshua Pas. Josh is not only a phat web designer but he also
has some very sic web sites of his own. He has assisted us here in the
complete development of this web site: be that by working on our Flash
animations, such as the intro page of the “hEaVEN
n eARTh” project. “I'm really proud of my son! Not just
for his diligence in assisting us in keeping this web site on top of things
and sic-r. What gives me the greatest pride, is seeing his tenacity -
not giving up, even when he comes to that crossroads which seems like
all is lost. I am blessed to know you!” G.P. Visit his various Hip Hop, Break Dancing and Warez sites! There's music, Street B Ball movies and more. Not that he needs the traffic, he's doing just fine on his own! |
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Nicole Pas is Gerard's daughter. She also collaborates and creates several
sites on the web. That's when she's not playing her cello. Designing and
re-designing her room, complete with floor plans and drawings, using exacting
measurements. She also makes art and reads a volume of literature which
makes her Aunt Margaret (Head of Adult Services at the Brooklyn Public
Library) proud. She designed her first web site at the age 9 and is slowly
becoming a seasoned pro. At her current tender age of 14 she is the apple
of Gerard's eye. “Nicole brings me such overwhelming joy. Her brilliance
astounds me. It is not simply a veneer of facile childish platitudes but
a deep and thoughtful understanding, which far exceeds her years. She
will always be my sweetest heart and as her name implies, from the Greek:
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