David was born and raised in Toronto, studied for a year in Florence, Italy, and graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Ontario College of Art and Design.
As an accomplished graphic designer and emerging visual artist, David has worked with a wide range of clients, from individual writers and artists to international corporations and non-profit groups.
David's artwork is held in private collections and has been featured in the Toronto Star and National Post newspapers.
Curriculum Vitae
Education
2003-2007 Bachelor of Fine Arts, Ontario College of Art and Design
2005-2006 Studied Renaissance and contemporary art in Florence, Italy,
through the OCAD Florence Program
Exhibitions
2010 Liminal Place, ARTSPACE Gallery, Peterborough, Ontario
2010 Curio, Gallery 52 McCaul, Toronto
2008 Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition
2008 Inter/section, Grace Toronto Church Gallery, Toronto
2008 Perfect Domain, OCAD Student Gallery, Toronto
2008 XHIBITART08, Papermill Gallery, Toronto
2007 Private function at Jamie Kennedy Restaurant, Gardiner Museum of Ceramics, Toronto
2007 Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition
2007 Tour de Force, OCAD Graduate Exhibition, Toronto
2006 Blackout (Part Two), Toronto
2006 those who go, those who stay, Florence, Italy
2005 The 23 Show, Florence, Italy
Awards
2007 Best Painting Award, Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition
2007 Best Student Award, Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition
2007 Dorothy Hoover Award (for integration of research and studio practices)
Ontario College of Art and Design
2007 David L. Stevenson Scholarship, Ontario College of Art and Design
2006 Art Dealers Association of Canada Art Foundation Scholarship
2006 Figure Drawing Award, Ontario College of Art and Design
Press
| February 2, 2009 | 24 hours: "Almost a very different city" by Rosalyn Solomon |
| May 12, 2007 | National Post: "Concrete plans, abstract art" by Adam McDowell |
| May 6, 2007 | Toronto Star: "The ghosts of what might have been" by Murray Whyte |
| April 2007 | Interview on AM 640 Radio |
| April 21, 2007 | Torontoist.com: "Toronto Pending: what might have been" |