
Janet Panabaker
Seeleys Bay (Kingston)
Nathan Phillips Square
Booth 188
Like many artists (heck, 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 kiln-formed glass and mixed-media sculptural still lifes, which 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’ll be showing at Nathan Phillips Square as a life-saving diversion. New pieces and amended existing works strive to provoke a communal catharsis from the disappointment, fear and tragedy we have all experienced during COVID…I look forward to finally debuting and discussing them with you in person! I've included a couple of sneak peaks in my online items below...otherwise please enjoy some of my favourite previous works.
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

David, it's Not a Real Pizza Slice
- 2016
- 22.5 x 3 x 22.5 cm
- $350

Double Delicious
- 2018
- 22.5 x 8 x 22.5 cm
- $500

From the COVID series: The Shopping Cart of DEATH
- 2022
- 35 x 35 x 21 cm

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 Slice of Life
- 2016
- 22.5 x 3 x 22.5 cm
- $350

Pretty Pink Toaster Pastries
- 2017
- 30 x 25 x 17.5 cm
- $650

Single Chocolate Dipped
- 2020
- 7.5 x 4 x 7.5 cm
- $200