• Canadian artist/writer born in 1979.
• Often called by his full name: Charles Alexander Moffat.
• Founded the Lilith Gallery of Toronto in July 2000.
• Went to highschool in Walkerton, which later became the site of the 2000 E-Coli disaster.
• Studied a BFA at York University in Toronto.
• Lived in South Korea during part of career.
• His most famous painting is "United States Censorship".
• Not related to the musical band The Moffatts.

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Writing

• Also known for his novels, non-fiction writing and his research into topics such as Lilith, art history, postmodern art, contemporary art:
• "The Work of Art in the Age of Digital Reproduction" in 2002.
• "The Neo-Gothic Art Manifesto in 2000.
• "The Fear of Lilith" in 1999.
• "Rise of the Blade", fantasy novel published in 1998.
• "King Culprit", fantasy novel published in 1996/97.
• "The Ice War", fantasy novel published in 1995/96.
• "The Paladin Assassin", fantasy novel published in 1995.
  • Also wrote various poetry.

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Quotations

• "People who study art or who claim to be artists almost never become professional artists. They think that just because they're artsy that they will somehow magically be "discovered", but they never are. A true artist goes through years and years of self-doubt, tonnes of work with little payoff. The only reason Jackson Pollock succeeded is because he was determined and ambitious, and kept working at it regardless of what other people said or did. He was not a lazy man who expected everything to come to him. He worked hard and deserved the attention that he eventually received later in his career. In short, it takes years of failure to make a professional artist."

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See also

• Neo-Gothic Art
• Walkerton
• Contemporary Art
• Postmodern Art

An art style that dates back to the 1980s and earlier, practiced by Gothic artists and Fantasy artists. ... Walkerton is a small town on the Saugeen River in Bruce County, Ontario, 75 km southwest of Owen Sound. ... The term contemporary art encompasses all art being done now. ...

External Links

• The Lilith Gallery of Toronto