Gerard Peter Pas is an internationally acclaimed visual artist, photographer, object maker, painter, sculptor, performance and video artist. Gerard's art has been exhibited in many of the world's most interesting Contemporary, National or Public Museums and Galleries. His art has been discussed in many leading newspapers and art periodicals worldwide, and his work has been broadcast on all forms of electronic media -- film, television, video documentaries, radio -- and now, the World Wide Web. Born in the Netherlands, he has lived in Amsterdam, New York City, he now lives and works in London, Canada.

www.GerardPas.com is your vehicle to view the art and access the latest information about Gerard Pas, his friends, and interests. Through various media, we hope to provide you with an exciting site and sound experience. Among these pages you'll find a virtual gallery featuring Gerard's work, Flash movies, and other special web based projects. There's original music by Gerard's friends in New York and around the world. Poets will read audio samples of their works, and we will regularly invite guest artists to develop interesting pages and interactive projects, just to make sure things stay exciting. Yes, then there's always the important data about the artist, upcoming exhibitions, special events, career info, copyrights and where you can purchase work. Although this is not a commercial site, if you have an interest you can even buy much of the art seen here: just E-mail us at gerardpas@gerardpas.com

The seven images below each represent a different aspect of this site -- click on any one of them and see where it takes you. "Galleries", for example, features an extensive selection of images of Pas' artwork over the last four decades. "Photos" convey Gerard's recent work and a myriad of photographic images -- photography of the human figure, nature, birds and many more. "News" keeps you up to date on what's happening with Gerard -- his future exhibition's and other important events. "The Library" contains articles and bibliographical data on Gerard. "The Cafe" takes you to our dynamic media, links and guest artists' section. "Contacts" is where you can leave mail, access Gerard's communications centre or learn how to reach us. Finally, "Projects" is where you can keep up to date with Gerard's current art works, other diverse interests and his plans for future works.

If you have any questions relating to Gerard's work, exhibitions or any other concern please send us an E-mail and we will respond.