
Janet Panabaker
Seeleys Bay (Kingston)
Nathan Phillips Square
Booth 188
Like many artists (like most people in the world!), I was stricken with gloom and creative paralysis at the beginning of the pandemic. But as an art historian and the maker of glass and mixed media sculptural still lifes that seek to represent our world through the depiction of food and its social consumption, I eventually realized that I couldn’t ignore this opportunity to document the unprecedented disruptions that were happening all around me – and in fact I seized upon the series I showed at Nathan Phillips Square as a life-saving diversion. New pieces and amended existing works strove to provoke a communal catharsis from the disappointment, fear and tragedy we have all experienced during COVID…it was wonderful to finally debut and discuss them with you in person! I've included some of these new works as well as some old favourites in my online items below...please visit my website to see the entire series in order, and contact me for more information.
Booth 188
3D Works

From the COVID series: We ? New York
- 2022
- 30 x 8 x 30 cm
- $900

Coconut Napkin
- 2018
- 10 x 5 x 19 cm
- $400

From the COVID Series: Here Come the Clowns
- 2022
- 42.5 x 5 x 28 cm
- $950

From the COVID Series: Pandemic Lunch
- 2022
- 37 x 7 x 28 cm
- $700

From the COVID Series: Please Refrain From Sharing
- 2022
- 60 x 8 x 30 cm
- $900

From the COVID Series: unwearable individual masks
- 2022
- 14 x 3 x 8 cm
- $115

From the COVID series: Please Wash Your Hands
- 2022
- 22 x 3 x 19 cm
- $450

Nutty Chocolate
- 2018
- 19 x 5 x 19 cm
- $225

Party in a Box (no plain glazed)
- 2018
- 29 x 8 x 24 cm
- $900

Pepperoni or Hawaiian Slice of Life
- 2016
- 22.5 x 3 x 22.5 cm
- $350