Marcus Kingston

Barker House Hotel, 10" x 10", Photography, $300

Poison, 11" x 17", Photography, $350

Price & Co. 10" x 10" Photography, $300

Teal Scroll (Floral), 10" X 10", Photography, SOLD

Vienna 1893, 10" x 10", Photography, SOLD

Girl in a Dress, 10" x 10" Photography, SOLD

2016

Birds Eye View, 2016 - $900, 24" x 18", Micron Pen

Destruction (Wrecking Ball), Micron on Paper, 18" x 24", $900

Construction, Two Trees and A House, 24" x 18", $900, 2016

Chateau, 2016 - $900, 24" x 18", Micron Pen

San Francisco, Micron Pen, Gel Pen, 7.5 x 9.5, $350

Old Bank, Micron Pen, Gel Pen, 10" x 8", $350

Mansard House, Micron Pen, Gel Pen, 10" x 8", $350, 2016

2019

Fountain, Gel Pen, Pencil Crayon on Paper 7.5” x 9.5” $400.00, 2019

Queen Street Mansion, Gel Pen, Pencil Crayon on Paper, 7.5” x 9.5” $400.00, 2019

Street Lamp Gel Pen, Pencil Crayon on Paper, 7.5” x 9.5” $400.00, 2019

The Kingston Hotel Gel Pen, Pencil Crayon on Paper 18” x 27” $700.00, 2019

Fire Hall #2 - Queen Street west Gel Pen, Pencil Crayon on Paper 17.5" x 23.5" $700.00, 2019

The new Queen Hotel, Gel Pen, Pencil Crayon on Paper 7.5” x 9.5” $400.00, 2019

Gazebo Gel Pen, Pencil Crayon on Paper 7.5” x 9.5” $400.00, 2019

Money Talks Gel Pen, 2019 - $700, 23.5” x 13.5”, Pencil Crayon on Paper

2016

Banque, Montreal, Micron Pen on Wood, 14" x 18", 2016, $500

203 Georges Street - $900, 18" x 24", Micron Pen on Panel

Looking Up, Micron Pen on Panel, 4" x 6", 2016, SOLD

Brunswick Street, Micron Pen on wood Panel, 12" x 19", 2016, SOLD

Demolition Inevitable, Micron Pen on Wood Panel, 7" x 5", SOLD

The Village, Micron Pen on Wood Panel, 6" x 4", 2016, SOLD

186 Charlotte, Micron Pen on Wood Panel, 12" x 19", 2016, SOLD

Montreal Street, Micron Pan on Panel, 14" x 11, 2016, SOLD

Weathered Wood, Micron Pen on Panel, 10" x 8", 2016, SOLD

The Victory Meat Market, 9" x 12", 2016, SOLD

Teacher, visual artist and architecture fanatic Marcus Kingston is overjoyed to have his most recent work at Gallery on Queen. His current pieces embody an immense appreciation for historic architecture, be it residential or municipal. His interest in the preservation of heritage properties is deeply rooted in his subject matter. He finds true beauty in the aesthetics of a forgotten time, when ornament, craftsmanship and longevity were simply expected. His unique perspective allows his contemporary work to reflect traditional ideals. Between 2002 and 2006 Marcus attended Mount Allison University where he was introduced to a plethora of artistic movements, styles and ideas. Upon graduating with his Bachelor of Fine Arts, he began showing his work at a local Fredericton gallery. While there he etched out a spot as an emerging artist to look out for. He is now happy to call the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design his home, where he instructs and inspires a new generation of up and coming visual artists.

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