Hangover Soup by Judy Chartrand • Wondereur

1 an exclusive artwork

“To me, the half-red and half-white label of the Campbell’s soup could represent Métis people. Even the name, Campbell, is a common name amongst Métis of Scottish descent. Naboob is the Ojibwe word for soup. I did a whole series of Métis soup cans but this one is special - it’s a hangover soup. In case of emergency, you can break it to cure yourself from the hangover of racism.”
— Artist Judy Chartrand

Artist Judy Chartrand is on Wondereur because influential curators such as Bob Rennie believe she is important and on the rise.

An original Mixed-Media by Vancouver-based artist Judy Chartrand exclusively curated for Wondereur by top art collector Bob Rennie.

Edition of 1

Original Mixed-Media

25 x 30 x 12

Unframed

SIGNED by the artist

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2 a top curator pick

Artist Judy Chartrand curated by top art collector Bob Rennie

“Judy is an artist who is under the radar, and she deserves to have her voice heard. Her work offers a valid discussion on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. We have to solve these problems, we have a responsibility, and I think Judy's work moves that along.”

TOP ART COLLECTOR • RENNIE COLLECTION • TATE MODERN • ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO

In collaboration with the Globe and Mail, Wondereur invited real estate mogul and top art collector Bob Rennie to share the work of an artist that deeply touches him. Known as the founder of Vancouver's largest real estate marketing firm, Bob is also regarded as one of the world's top art collectors. A trip to San Francisco in 1974 sparked his love for collecting when he purchased a Norman Rockwell print. Since then, he's amassed more than 1,500 works - one of the largest contemporary art collections in North America. His private collection is on display three times a year at the historic Wing Sang building in Vancouver, as well as on loan to notable museums, such as the Tate Modern, Centre Pompidou and the Guggenheim. In addition to sitting on the North American Acquisition Committee for the Tate Modern, Bob recently joined the Board of Directors at the Art Institute of Chicago.

3 an investigative photo documentary

Exclusive 22-page photo documentary from our investigative journalist team in collaboration with award-winning photojournalist Rafal Gerszak. Location: Vancouver, Canada. Copyright Wondereur 2023.

MEET with artist Judy Chartrand curated by top art collector Bob Rennie.

PHOTOJOURNALIST FOR WONDEREUR RAFAL GERSZAK

A winner of the Magenta Foundation’s Flash Forward competition, Rafal Gerszak’s work on the underclass of Canadian society and the conflict in Afghanistan has been exhibited internationally, including at The New York Photo Festival and Noorderlicht Photofestival in the Netherlands. Rafal is one of the founding members of the Boreal Collective.

4 an artist to invest in

Exclusive career analysis and market overview from our investigative journalist team.

GET the facts behind Judy Chartrand’s success, career development and price. The value of her art is expected to significantly increase in the next few years.