Squint prints is an on-line art gallery selling prints of the art work of Michael Kupka
and other artists. Presently under constructions the site
In the mean time all works seen at Michael Kupka’s www.carrot.com can be ordered as archival prints.
If you are an artist that would like to partake in on-line sales
please contact Michael at myck3d@gmail.com.
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Recent Exhibitions
Michael Kupka continues to shoot 3D and paint in his unique Fusionist Style 2010.
Named Research Fellow, Vitual Maastrict McLuhan Institute
2009 Frankly Bob award for community art activities
2007 Show Gallery, Fusionism Plus
2003-2010 6 St Joseph House senior artist, numerous groups shows, one-man shows, fundraisers
1989 Sheridan College, Computer animation, SkyDome animation
10/83 Boston Museum of Science, Hayden Planetarium
05/82 Westbroadway Gallery, SOHO, N.Y.C. “For Both Eyes Only”
03/80 “Similar Visions” -Museum of Holography, N.Y.C.”
1973 Began Stereoil Process (stereoview and fusionist (stereoil) paintings and drawings)
1972 Began stereoview 3-D photography 1969 Alberta College of Art, self-taught
Artist Statement:
In 1972 I began shooting 3-D stereo photos and a year later began producing 3-D stereo
and unique Fusionist oil paintings. Fusionism portrays what both eyes see and peripheral vision.
International group shows at the Boston Museum of Science and Museum of Holograph,
NYC featured my stereo paintings, the only ones in the shows, in Wheatstone viewers.
As an artist at 6 St Joseph House I have exhibited in many exhibits and fundraisers
garnering me a Frankly Bob Award (2009) for art community service.
This year I was made a Research Fellow of the Virtual Maastrict McLuhan Institute.
Artist Statement:
In 1972 I began shooting 3-D stereo photos and a year later began producing 3-D stereo
and unique Fusionist oil paintings. Fusionism portrays what both eyes see and peripheral vision.
International group shows at the Boston Museum of Science and Museum of Holograph,
NYC featured my stereo paintings, the only ones in the shows, in Wheatstone viewers.
As an artist at 6 St Joseph House I have exhibited in many exhibits and fundraisers
garnering me a Frankly Bob Award (2009) for art community service.
This year I was made a Research Fellow of the Virtual Maastrict McLuhan Institute.
"Torch "n" Bank"
Fusionist oil on canvas
24" x30"
I was doing my volunteer work photographing the 6 St. Joseph House Christmas Fundrasier. I go station to station snapping the other volunteers. I had wanted to be at City Hall around 4pm to get a 3D pic of the Torch but the shift didn't end until 6. By chance when I came out of the Bloor-Yonge station
everyone was waiting for the Torch which had been delayed by protests.
It wasn’t until I started the painting that I realized RBC was the main sponsor.
Ironically later during the G20 it was an RBC bank in Ottawa that was torched.
But when I took the 3D picture no one was protesting the very bank on that corner where the Torch was to be exchanged.
Archival prints from $50 (4x6) to full size.
Last seen at Show Gallery, Aug. 2010