McDiagnosis – Drive Thru Therapy is based on a larger body of work in progress called Fast Food Psychiatry, this satirical piece represents the expeditious and somewhat superficial analysis when… Read more Fast Food Psychiatry: Drive Thru Therapy →
PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Press Contact: Iris Ip Email: publicrelations@jpeachygallery.com Telephone: (647) 919-8662 JAY PEACHY APPOINTED ART DIRECTOR FOR “THE BOUQUET OF HOPE” Vancouver, BC June 15, 2011 –… Read more J Peachy Appointed Art Director for “THE BOUQUET OF HOPE” →
The City of Vancouver is voting on whether to allow the expansion of the Edgewater Casino to the lot adjacent to BC Place Stadium. I created the following piece called… Read more Maintaining a Safety Zone →
As a mental health consumer, we have this twisted desire to constantly self-analyze, plus some of us are tragically blessed with a creative mind. Thus, in order to have a healthy mechanism for these delusional outputs, I have decided to post random thoughts that seem to validate why I am an artist. If you have any to share, reply via twitter @jpeachygallery.com Reason 42: Time is an abstract concept, hours and days are sometimes unrecognizable Reason 27: You love watching Paint Dry! Reason 34: You think white dudes with an… Read more Reasons why you are an artist? →
I have been honoured to submit a piece for auction for the ‘Get your Art On‘ event supporting Spencer Chandra Herbert, MLA. You may have seen my work rotating in… Read more Get your Art on! →
Are you an Artist, Media Programmer or Content Producer trying to Navigate Social Media? I am hosting a one hour workshop based on my experience with Sound Therapy Radio, J… Read more Community Arts and Social Media Workshop →
So for a number of reasons I have decided to quit cold turkey the use of a cell phone. This doesn’t mean I won’t communicate, it just requires a creative… Read more My Cell Phone Sabbatical →
Jay Peachy Sometimes you get the tenant you need and sometimes you get the tenant who needs you. Life is like that, full of give and take. I am grateful for both. Jay came to me after a difficult time. My new suite had been vacated by me very dear tenant (who had been so helpful – he’s family now but that’s another story) when the developer of the adjacent lands cut off access to my property. The most important criterion for becoming my tenant is … Read More via… Read more Jay Peachy, Courage To Come Back (via Elaine Willis’ Blog) →
