Welcome to Everyone Is An Artist, the umbrella Creative Agency founded by Kyle Kofsky in 2007 We are grateful to work with the most remarkable individuals and institutions, helping them create. We provide personal and professional management for artists and productions. Actively producing the unexpected, building a level of discipline, and executing authentic substance. Always here to help you produce art, encourage community engagement, and define the future of creative expression.
Everyone Is An Artist Creative Agency / Summer 2020 by Franklin Lau
Consciousness
We stand with the Black community. #notanotherblacklife We support protests across the globe. We support action. We stand in solidarity with the BIPOC and LGBTQ2. We will do better to be a louder voice against racism and systemic oppression. We are working with all of our clients on their responses and actions. We currently have dedicated equity projects under way and have managed over $25,000 is donations to various organizations fighting for equity rights.
Managed Artists
Portrait by Tara Nolle
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Jaycow MillineryHand-Made Hats in TorontoFounded by Internationally Acclaimed Milliner and Style Icon Jay Cheng, Jaycow Millinery creates bespoke pieces and under the label Block Common makes ready-to-wear hats from their studio in Toronto, Canada.
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Portrait by Franklin Lau
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Callen SchaubArtist and CreatorWith pieces in collections all over the globe, Contemporary Artist and Social Media Creator Callen Schaub is redefining what it means to be an artist by adding his authenticity and a whole lot of color to the world.
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Portrait by Jesus Maza Pinero
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Call and Response ClothingClothing custom crafted in TorontoDesign without boundaries: personal, experimental, raw & refined. Having designed for Fashion Icons all over the world, Call and Response is what we all need now.
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Portrait by Jesus Maza Pinero
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JP MichaelsStyle Icon and Chef d'Equipe |
Portrait by Jesus Maza Pinero
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HeartCast Co.Video and Photo ProductionFounded by Creator D.A. Cooper, HeartCast Co. is an expert driven media company based in Toronto, connected worldwide.
Creating adaptable and compelling digital content to support your brand and message in the current market. Helping our clients share their story across multiple platforms, maximizing their outreach. |
Everyone Is An Artist Creative Agency Team
Kyle Kofsky
Shequana Wheatle
Chul 'Han' Sunwoo
Tatiana Raojee |
Jesús Maza Pinero
Jenna Loncar
Rachel Wilson
Tuck Tuck |
Millie Brown
Ben Redhill-Simard
Valentina Garzón Moreno
Eren Cem Erce |
Managed Artists
Christine CortesAward winning film maker and writer, Christine is currently working on a web series about the lives we affect without knowing it.
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Portrait by Franklin Lau
Kathryn MerriamKathryn is currently finishing up her first album to be released Fall 2020. Her new sound fuses the likes of Bjork and Joni Mitchell.
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Park Closed
Photographer David Wile
OnlyOneGallery is proud to present Park Closed
The latest creative series from Toronto-born, internationally acclaimed commercial photographer David Wile, 39, Park
Closed, is perhaps his most ambitious, compelling and historically significant to date. Inspired by a walk in Toronto
with his daughter during the COVID-19 pandemic, Park Closed offers a birds-eye-view of recreational design - from a
set of monkey bars to the Aviva Centre – at a time when citizens are forbidden to gather publicly. A bleak aerial drone
collection of abandoned spaces where youth normally gather for sport and play, Park Closed is not only an
exploration of symmetry and structure but also a reflection of the loneliness experienced by those who spent months
in forced isolation during the nationwide lockdown.
Unable to articulate to his young daughter the implications of associating with family and friends during the terror of
this newest coronavirus, David was of two minds when he created Park Closed. On one hand, the series
acknowledges the loss of innocence of a generation of children who learned their beloved play spaces posed a
potentially dangerous threat to those around them. On the other, David hopes people will discover in these images a
temporary exile that collides with a frisson of anticipation for the day when these collective spaces are once again
bustling with kinesthetic human interaction.
The intention of these pieces, starkly geometrical in the absence of humanity, is to help people reconnect with past
memories, reflect on the current reality of their city and contemplate the return of sporting events – and a sense of
normalcy – to Toronto.
The latest creative series from Toronto-born, internationally acclaimed commercial photographer David Wile, 39, Park
Closed, is perhaps his most ambitious, compelling and historically significant to date. Inspired by a walk in Toronto
with his daughter during the COVID-19 pandemic, Park Closed offers a birds-eye-view of recreational design - from a
set of monkey bars to the Aviva Centre – at a time when citizens are forbidden to gather publicly. A bleak aerial drone
collection of abandoned spaces where youth normally gather for sport and play, Park Closed is not only an
exploration of symmetry and structure but also a reflection of the loneliness experienced by those who spent months
in forced isolation during the nationwide lockdown.
Unable to articulate to his young daughter the implications of associating with family and friends during the terror of
this newest coronavirus, David was of two minds when he created Park Closed. On one hand, the series
acknowledges the loss of innocence of a generation of children who learned their beloved play spaces posed a
potentially dangerous threat to those around them. On the other, David hopes people will discover in these images a
temporary exile that collides with a frisson of anticipation for the day when these collective spaces are once again
bustling with kinesthetic human interaction.
The intention of these pieces, starkly geometrical in the absence of humanity, is to help people reconnect with past
memories, reflect on the current reality of their city and contemplate the return of sporting events – and a sense of
normalcy – to Toronto.
Callen Schaub x Anser
Mixed Bag
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Mixed Bag is a new exhibition featuring the collaboration between Anser and Callen Schaub,
running from August 27th to September 10th 2020 at The JuncYards 1110 Dupont St. In this new body of work Toronto graffiti and street artist Anser partners with Callen Schaub a Montreal based abstract painter. |
Portrait Gallery
Portrait with Mordecai by Jesus Maza Pinero
Portrait by Tara Noelle
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Portrait by Jesus Maza Pinero
- Hat by Jaycow Millinery
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JAYCOW presents BLOCK COMMON
Elevate your everyday with Block Common. Ready-to-wear, handmade hats.
Call And Response
The Star That You Are
#evenapartweshinetogether
Photography by Franklin Lau
Clothing by Call And Response
Hair and Makeup Amy Harper
Assisted by Jesus Maza Pinero, Jason Li, Aziz Vivant, Celina B
Directed by Kyle Kofsky @everyoneisanartist.ca
Starring: Callen Schaub David Strickland Andrea Ramolo Win Kuplowsky Evan Boutsov Maxim Claude Jay Cheng Debbie Deer JP Michaels Korbin James Carson Afton Rentz Vance Hedman Alice Cavanagh Cathryn Naiker Jennifer Hsiung Dufton Apanaki Temitayo Minerve Cayman Robinson Katherine Piro Ayaz Virani Takin Nateghi Rouzbeh Heydari Jasmine Carbone Jennifer Zimmerman Jacqueline Kendall Benjamin Hackman Jonathan Broderick Kathryn Merriam Bevan Buhler
Clothing by Call And Response
Hair and Makeup Amy Harper
Assisted by Jesus Maza Pinero, Jason Li, Aziz Vivant, Celina B
Directed by Kyle Kofsky @everyoneisanartist.ca
Starring: Callen Schaub David Strickland Andrea Ramolo Win Kuplowsky Evan Boutsov Maxim Claude Jay Cheng Debbie Deer JP Michaels Korbin James Carson Afton Rentz Vance Hedman Alice Cavanagh Cathryn Naiker Jennifer Hsiung Dufton Apanaki Temitayo Minerve Cayman Robinson Katherine Piro Ayaz Virani Takin Nateghi Rouzbeh Heydari Jasmine Carbone Jennifer Zimmerman Jacqueline Kendall Benjamin Hackman Jonathan Broderick Kathryn Merriam Bevan Buhler
Artist and Creator Callen Schaub
Featured Artist
Michael Cerbelli's: The Hot List™: 2020
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@CerbelliCreative - @TheSpecialEvent - @Catersource - @Wasio Photography
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Thank you Toronto!
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Thank you for joining us and please get your photos here.
Thank you Toronto!
TIFF boombox 2019: Heroes vs Villains
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Now that was a party worth fighting for! Thank you, our incredible guests for spending your Halloween with us at TIFF boombox 2019. Thank you to the cast and crew of the entertainment, performances, and activations. You all threw down the gauntlet in the name of epic fun and raised the bar for the Toronto party scene. Thank you to the staff and volunteers at TIFF and our wonderful sponsors for helping bring the night to life, you are all wicked good and we wouldn't have it any other way. Check out all the amazing moments below and see you next year!
Boom Boom, Kyle Kofsky |
Video by Michael Boehm
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The Bitter Side - Available Now on Amazon Prime
Winner Best Canadian Film
Canada International Film Festival
Love The Way You're Breaking - Available Online
OFFICIAL SELECTION REEL AFFIRMATIONS WASHINGTON D.C. INTERNATIONAL LGBTQ FILM FESTIVAL
Love The Way You're Breaking
Canadian Short Film 2017/2018 Starring Nick Markezinis Written and Directed by Kyle Kofsky Director of Photography Tara Noelle Music by Mitch Bederman Produced by Kyle Kofsky and Joe Swallow
Every relationship has a chemistry and just as every element pairing has a reaction, so do lovers. In the aftermath of his latest break, Potassium shares his memories, both the blessings and the lessons.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, LGBTQ, Romance
Everyone Is An Artist presents a DWNwFRWNS film Love The Way You're Breaking Starring Nick Markezinis Written and Directed by Kyle Kofsky Director of Photography Tara Noelle Produced by Kyle Kofsky and Joe Swallow Music by Mitch Bederman Associate Producers Judy Kofsky, Corrine Lament, Jesús A. Maza and Joey Rabinovitch Make-up and FX by Ashley Stone and Shar Richardson Potassium Nick Markezinis Magnesium Dylan Mask Chlorine Vasilios Filippakis Beryillium Bevan Bühler Titanium Ivan Lopez Argon Ucal Shillingford Barium Tristan McConnell Rhenium Michael Porter Osmium Nykas Gregor the voice of Lithium Stephanie Carpanini Sound Editor Daniel Zahalka Still Photography by Andrija Dimitrijevic Jesús Maza Tara Noelle Filmed on location in Lake St Peter, Ontario, Canada Toronto, Ontario, Canada Thank you Nick Iozzo Sheldon and Judy Kofsky Peggy Lee Copyright Kyle Kofsky 2017 Official Selection World Premiere in Washington D.C. October 2017 Reel Affirmations International LGBTQ Film Festival All characters appearing in this work are fictitious.
Any resemblance to real personas, living or dead, is purely coincidental. Some scenes contain sexuality and drug use.
Canadian Short Film 2017/2018 Starring Nick Markezinis Written and Directed by Kyle Kofsky Director of Photography Tara Noelle Music by Mitch Bederman Produced by Kyle Kofsky and Joe Swallow
Every relationship has a chemistry and just as every element pairing has a reaction, so do lovers. In the aftermath of his latest break, Potassium shares his memories, both the blessings and the lessons.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, LGBTQ, Romance
Everyone Is An Artist presents a DWNwFRWNS film Love The Way You're Breaking Starring Nick Markezinis Written and Directed by Kyle Kofsky Director of Photography Tara Noelle Produced by Kyle Kofsky and Joe Swallow Music by Mitch Bederman Associate Producers Judy Kofsky, Corrine Lament, Jesús A. Maza and Joey Rabinovitch Make-up and FX by Ashley Stone and Shar Richardson Potassium Nick Markezinis Magnesium Dylan Mask Chlorine Vasilios Filippakis Beryillium Bevan Bühler Titanium Ivan Lopez Argon Ucal Shillingford Barium Tristan McConnell Rhenium Michael Porter Osmium Nykas Gregor the voice of Lithium Stephanie Carpanini Sound Editor Daniel Zahalka Still Photography by Andrija Dimitrijevic Jesús Maza Tara Noelle Filmed on location in Lake St Peter, Ontario, Canada Toronto, Ontario, Canada Thank you Nick Iozzo Sheldon and Judy Kofsky Peggy Lee Copyright Kyle Kofsky 2017 Official Selection World Premiere in Washington D.C. October 2017 Reel Affirmations International LGBTQ Film Festival All characters appearing in this work are fictitious.
Any resemblance to real personas, living or dead, is purely coincidental. Some scenes contain sexuality and drug use.
Thank you Toronto!
TIFF boombox
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Timeraiser Toronto
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