Calgary Art Marketing - Alberta Artists
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These Alberta artists paint a wide variety of artwork ranging from native art to cowboy art, cartoons, caricatures, art murals, horse portraits to human portraits, Canadian scenery, nature art, wildlife art, landscapes and seascapes, the realistic and the imaginary. You might just find that perfect piece of artwork you have been looking for whether it be an original painting, a limited edition giclee or a bronze sculpture! The Alberta artists listed in this Alberta art gallery do exceptional work in watercolours, oil paintings, acrylic paintings, pastel art, pencil art, charcoal, bronze sculpture, pottery, and much more! Several artists offer art workshops and art lessons!
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Gail Adams |
Canadian artist Gail Adams has always supported and encouraged the youth of today. Gail as a former member of the Prairieland Exhibition Fine Art Committee, as well as a current member of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Artist Association which has been very instrumental in the high quality and number of submissions for these two outstanding art competitions. Gail not only actively supports these art competitions, but through her donations continues to support youth and various wildlife organizations throughout North America. Gail has had many successes due to her commitment and personal dedication towards her art. She is thankful for the God given talent which has allowed her to realize the fulfillment one achieves when able to work with one's own passion. Gail has resided for the past 20 years in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, along with her husband Dave, their 2 children Darren and Leanne, and most recently with her granddaughter Payge. Due to these aspects in Gail's life..... we find her very much enjoying her life as a Saskatoon artist. |
Diane M. Anderson |
Diane is known for her ability to capture images in bronze, that people from many walks of life can relate to. Whether is be a seniors couple on a swing, a tiny calf experiencing the wonders of being alive or a powerful eagle gracing the skies with its majestic control of the air, Dianes pieces evoke emotions. She believes that in order to relate to something you must first make an emotional connection with it. There are many emotions so their can be many reactions to any given bronze. "That is why it is so much fun to watch people "experiencing" each sculpture when I am at a show." It may be that just looking at a sculpture triggers a memory of days gone by for one and the same sculpture evokes sympathy in the next person. "The best for me as the artist however is when someone says I remember when'..or That's just how Dad did it'''.or That reminds me of a horse I used to have. I just know that this person is going through their memory bank and experiencing something or someone that was special." Diane attends several art shows every year and has received awards for her work. The one she treasures most is the Artists Choice award for best sculpture at the Calgary Stampede. Being voted that award by her piers she says is the best she could ever hope for. |
Anima |
I love painting people in general but I especially love painting women. I try to capture the soft glow of light from the skin and the way clothing flows around the lines and curves of the female form. My goal is to make the woman look like someone not from this world - a serene and mysterious person who lives apart from the mundane activities and anxieties we face today. I try to create art that makes the viewer stare and stare - the same way that I stare at the painting while I'm working on it and when it's done. I strive to captivate the user with the beautiful subject, the striking contrasts and the vibrant use of colour. |
Artisan Scientific Works |
The Artisan Scientific Works, is made up of a group of three men, Frank Hadfield, Louis Ouimet and Robert S. Pohl, whose passion is palaeontology and photography.
Their work is unique as it involves photographing fossil specimens and presenting the resulting images in combination with the actual fossil and comments on the one of a kind piece! |
Jennifer Annesley |
Canadian artist Jennifer Annesley was born and educated in Alberta. Canadian artist Jennifer Annesley is a professional artist whose watercolor paintings are recognized for their realism, intensity of colour and dramatic sense of light. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Alberta in 1989. Canadian artist Jennifer Annesley's watercolor artwork has captured international attention, and is included in corporate, private and public collections. Canadian artist Jennifer Annesley's passion for the watercolor art and architecture of past centuries is a strong influence on her work. A focus on light, shadow and texture creates drama in her striking interiors, still life paintings, landscape paintings and portraiture paintings. This accomplished watercolor artist has a powerful command of the watercolour and charcoal mediums, enabling her to achieve a vivid sense of place and time. Her work is very time-intensive, allowing Jennifer Annesley to create about twenty major watercolor paintings a year. |
Rocky Barstad |
Being Native and raised in the West, Rocky draws on his heritage for inspiration. Through the Scottsdale Arizona Artist School he has studied and traveled with many world class working artists. He enjoys sharing this knowledge by teaching classes. He works in a variety of mediums, oil and pastel painting, bronze sculpture, mural painting and artifact replicas. With the opening of Two Feathers Gallery in 1996 in High River Alberta, Rocky created a showcase of artworks from across North America. A member of the Indian Arts and Crafts Association, Two Feathers Gallery promotes Native arts'Native made. "Helping To Keep The Spirit Strong" |
Marian Bax-Slayter |
Marian Bax-Slayter studied Art History at the University of Toronto and received her diploma in Technical Illustration from Sheridan College, Oakville Ontario in 1978. Marian has attended a variety of workshops and has recently started her own Artist Workshop Business, called Mountains West Art Adventures. "I enjoy working in a variety of mediums, to explore the endless possibilities. Impressionists and colorists alike inspire me as well as artists who have mastered mixed media effects. I currently handle a variety of graphic assignments, both computer and hand rendered. I enjoy different aspects of nature, gardens, architectural renderings, mountains landscapes, as well as portraits of people and animals." |
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