Phil Alain

Phil Alain (born January 8, 1968) is a Canadian painter known partly for his work on "Lewis Lavoie's Mural Mosaic project," Alain is also the founder of the arts magazine NOA Magazine.
Career
In 1997 Alain created his own arts event called Night of Artists. It began as a solo show featuring new works by Alain and live music. In 2003 Alain expanded the show across western Canada and not only showcased his own work but also the work of over 70 Canadian artists. In 2005 Alain again expanded the show across Canada. It is now an annual arts events in many Canadian cities.
In 2003, Alain founded NOA Magazine, the national arts magazine for Night of Artists. This magazine has a distribution base of 10,000 issues annually. world champion chorus Lions Gate and multiple record covers for German Blues record label Ruf Records. The first is a compilation titled Blues Guitar Women by Sue Foley; the second was the Ruf Anthology.
Alain also directed the Guitar Women shows across Canada from 2004-2007 based around the Sue Foley Guitar Woman book project and also was the designer of the Guitar Woman Logo.
Mural mosaic project
Alain has received international attention for the collaborative "Lewis Lavoie's Mural Mosaic project" which he co-produces with Lewis Lavoie and Paul Lavoie.
The Mural Mosaic team has created murals at the:
*2010 Winter Olympics in West Vancouver BC
*2012 100th anniversary of the Calgary Stampede for the Bank of Montreal
*2012 Summer Olympics in London as part of an Alberta contingent led by former premier Allison Redford
*Chicago Illinois Million lights festival in 2013
*Canada Summer Games Mural mosaic in Sherbrooke Quebec in 2013
*South Jordan City Hall Utah United States of America Flag Mural mosaic
*Canada 150 Mosaic project to unite Canada from 2015-2017 ongoing

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