30/150: Brandy Saturley – Canadian Symbols
What could be more appropriate for Canada Day than the symbolic art of realist Brandy Saturley, whose works explore the…
Posts Tagged 'Painting'
29/150: Dil Hildebrand – Scenographer
Montreal artist Dil Hildebrand (b: 1974) worked as a set painter for theatre and TV before moving into the international mainstream…
23/150: Derek Sullivan – Cacophony
It’s been said that Derek Sullivan (b: 1976) creates a “cacophony of messages” in his drawing, painting, sculpture and book works, as…
Ward Schell: Dark Forests
Saskatchewan artist Ward Schell is on exhibit at Slate Fine Art in Regina with new forest works in his signature…
20/150: Paraskeva Clark, The Activist
Paraskeva Clark (1898-1986) was a unique artist with leftist political leanings who focused on social and political turmoil, including the consequences…
19/150: John Hammond, Adventurer
John Hammond (1843–1939): An adventuring artist, and an important chronicler of the opening of Canada’s railways, Hammond was a world traveller. This…
Retrospective: Pat Fairhead at 90
The Arts & Letters Club of Toronto has just opened Pat Fairhead @90, a retrospective on the life work of…
Gregory Hardy: Prairie Skies
Gregory Hardy is a Canadian painter who primarily concentrates on prairie landscapes. His hobby farm near Meacham, Saskatchewan provides inspiration…
12/150: Jack Chambers – Relentless
Jack Chambers (1931-1978) was a groundbreaking artist and filmmaker whose photo-realistic style was influenced by his contact with surrealism during early study in…
11/150: Arthur Shilling – The Final Works
Arthur Shilling (1941-1986) was a renowned Anishinaabe artist from Rama, Ontario known for his bold combination of Western painting techniques…
