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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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Karoll Dalyce Brinton

Margery McBride Elliott

Carol Nelson Meleshko

Diana Cumberland Stupniski

Galts Goldsmith

"Whimsical Images for a Not-So-Whimsical World" It is my heartfelt desire to lift the spirit and bring joy to the hearts of people everywhere. God has gifted me with a desire to create and an ability to work with my hands. To deny this would be to deny my own existence."
Galts Goldsmith is Artist, Master Goldsmith, Hand Engraver, Stone Sculptor. He has six monumental stone sculptures in various areas around the city. Three of these sculptures now reside in Calgary's downtown core with the balance located in three of her suburbs - one in the sculpture Garden of Mount Royal College, another in Signal Hill Park and the final one in Varsity at the entrance to Bow Valley Christian Church. Each piece weighs from two tons to six tons and was finished entirely by hand.

Curtis Golomb

Canadian artist Curtis Golomb has had numerous art shows, has displayed in the Arts Salons at the Calgary Stampede and The Artist Direct Show. Currently his watercolor paintings can be found in both private and corporate art collections nationally and internationally. "I look at a scene and decide how I feel it should depicted. The goal is to allow an observer to taste, touch, feel and see the picture so that they may relate it to their own experiences." Many of his watercolor paintings are a reflection of love for all aspects of nature as they capture moments of solitude and serenity that many of us have has the pleasure of enjoying while exploring the outdoors.

Michelle Grant

Born in Calgary, Michelle was exposed to horses through the Calgary Stampede, Spruce Meadows and her own experiences riding in the Alberta foothills.
Being a certified horse nut, most of Michelle's work centers on her love for horses, however her work also includes portraits of people and wildlife.
Simply put, she likes to "go places and do things" and then loves to paint the images that she finds inspiring from the event. "Going places and doing things" typically includes horseback riding, fishing, hiking, and attending rodeos, brandings, horse races and show jumping events.

Natalie Green

Natalie Green has a number of her paintings available as limited edition prints, some of which have made their way to Germany and England. She also does commissions, usually of a favorite pet.
She is currently a member of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, BC Wildlife Federation, and Ducks Unlimited, planning on becoming involved with their conservation efforts. She donates her work to each of their fundraisers, and to fundraisers of such organizations such as the PARDS Therapeutic Riding Association, the Alberta Conservation Association, and the Creston Wildlife Center. She is currently discussing future donations to the Mountainview Breeding and Conservation Center in Fort Langley, BC.

Wendy Grove

Wendy Grove is a Canadian landscape artist. She has travelled extensively throughout the Alberta and British Columbia foothills and boreal forests, both on foot and on horseback, to photograph and sketch the impressive forest and other natural environments from which her paintings are derived. Four solo and six group exhibitions have included her forest, forest water, prairie landscape and evening sky impressions. Grove received her Diploma (with Distinction) in painting and her Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) from the Alberta College of Art and Design.

Adeline Halvorson

Adeline spends most of her time researching and creating the paintings she markets to a growing group of collectors.
She enjoys the variety of diverse subjects - floral, still life, dogs, or a childhood scene, and most often, her favorite equine subject matter.
Years of riding and grooming horses has given Halvorson a knowledge of anatomy and muscle movement that her painting skills bring to life on the canvas. The shapes and movement of muscle, variety and texture of harness and trappings, as well as the horse and its interaction with its human counterparts provide endless artistic inspiration for one who grew up with a love for one of the world's most beautiful animals.

Lynn Hauer

From an early age Lynn displayed a certain affinity to 'see pictures'. Being self-taught has allowed a unique and uninhibited light to shine from his work. Since becoming serious about art 25 years ago, he has explored many directions. Maturing over the past years has seen to a well-seasoned yet unpredictable marriage of medium, technique, style, and approach.

"I use whatever tool or material is right at the time. It doesn't matter to me what method or media an artist uses; does the image stir anything up inside you? My varying style has found its way into different categories including: Visionary Art, Mixed Media, Creative Photography, and Christian Art. My works are often accompanied by writings, occasionally being born of my own hand."

Dean Herbert

Canadian artist Dean John Herbert is a self-taught pencil artist.
This Alberta artist is very diversified with his subjects. Dean depicts the farming way of life and captures the rustic and weathered barns of yesterday with deep feeling and appreciation.
His work also includes wildlife, sports drawings (Alberta NHL hockey players and events.) Dean is also a skilled portrait artist.
His style is realistic and Dean pays close attention to detail and correctness in his artwork.

Angie Hill

Angie Hill works in watercolour, oils, and acrylics.
Angie has a keen eye for detail and has studied anatomy extensively, and is most prolific with her portraiture and figurative work. She has been commissioned to paint over 100 portraits, mostly of children, in a loose but skillful, and accurate watercolor collage format, which is completely her own technique.
Angie has won many awards for her artwork, and has completed many challenging commercial pieces in the past, which have brought recognition to this unique and talented artist.

Margaret Holland

Through my journey of life, I have come to realize what's important. It's the little things, like taking a moment to pause and reflect - to restore tranquility to the mind; to stop and listen to the wind in the trees while the birds perch on the branches - for the delight of the ears; or to gaze upon a beautiful sunset - for the refreshment of the eyes. Each of these senses evoke emotion and memories close to us all and through the medium of painting, my desire is to provide that moment.
The influence of intense, bold, dynamic colors trigger within, a myriad of vivid emotions and cherished memories. My objective is to use color to create a space in which the viewer can re-create a life experience through each painting.
My current choice of media is watercolor or pastel. Although they are both very different, they have their own characteristics, and effectively translate my energy and enthusiasm for life.

Neil Hulley

Canadian artist Neil Hulley started out as a farmer and it was there that he developed his love of animals, nature and the rural lifestyle of bygone days. In 1979 he left the land of his birth and immigrated to Canada where he has made this beautiful land his home. Since his arrival here, Neil Hulley is fast becoming known as a Canadian Artist. His work has been well received throughout Canada and is now represented in many corporate and private art collections across the globe. Neil now paints in acrylic and watercolors in his own unique art style, capturing realism with a subtle focus on detail. His subject matters for paintings range from the Rocky Mountains, to the Prairies, and the animals involved. Through his painting, Neil strives to pay tribute to the horse as he feels we will always be very indebted to that worthy animal. Although in itself not the bravest, this faithful steed has helped man in wars, in conquering the West and in ranching and farming. African and Canadian wildlife also feature in his work.

Vivian Hulley

Vivian Hulley is a Canadian Artist living in Big Valley, Alberta. Vivian Hulley has been painting since 1983 and has a Bachelor of Education Degree with an Art Major. Canadian artist Vivian Hulley has also taken several weekend art workshops as a part of her training. Specializing in oil paints, Vivian chooses subject matters that are very close to the heart. Her Brazilian and African Mother and Child Paintings breathe emotion and warmth. Her Canadian Native Indian Pow-wow Dancers nearly jump off the canvas with their color and movement. Canadian artist Vivian Hulley flower paintings portray a larger then life profusion of color and style. Vivian's art style must include the words Big, Bright, Bold and Emotion.

Jesper S. Jensen

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In this modern world, there are many who would pretend mastery and artistry but, the truly gifted are few and far between. Much of that has to do with the grounding and schooling of the individual artisan. Jesper Jensen is one of those rare, properly schooled, incredibly talented artisans whose work is of the highest order; he is truly as much artist as artisan.

Of the many awards to come his way, he takes greatest pride in the prestigious World Titanium Council award, an industry award from his peers. Noted for an ability to meld old world technique with modern technology, he creates much sought after jewellery designs in Titanium combined with other rare metals and gems.

Maryanne Jespersen

Her work continues to evolve. It is strong and identifiable. And it still retains a sense of warmth and closeness to her surroundings and conveys a deep respect and love of the land that remains her primary inspiration.
Maryanne's work can now be found in private collections in countries such as England, Qatar, South Africa and Australia, states in the USA including Colorado, Ohio, Minnesota, Idaho, Texas, and Washington, and across Canada, from Victoria to Montreal and Toronto. Maryanne' s work is also included in corporate collections.
Maryanne's work can be found at her personal studio, Maryannes Eden in Black Diamond, AB. More information can be obtained at www.maryanneseden.com!

Clarence Kapay

Imagine the scent of freshly fallen rain and a brilliantly refracted rainbow cascading down on an Indian village in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains. Perhaps you can hear an earthshattering crack of lightning as it sizzles across a spattered palette of color, culminating in the formation of a majestic warrior or a bald eagle. Or maybe you can feel the warmth as the darting flames of a campfire illuminate a buffalo hide teepee while directly above, the multi-colored, pulsating columns of light known as the aurora borealis dance in the heavens. These enchanting images remain imaginary until they�re brought to life by the paint brush of Plains Cree artist Clarence Kapay.

Ed Kemp

From his childhood, Ed fondly remembers visits to his grandparent's farm in Saskatchewan. Subsequently, many of these rural scenes show up in his work. Old and crumbling buildings, wind-weathered grain elevators, abandoned antique vehicles and trains set in prairie landscapes sing the nostalgia this artist has for those days. However Ed also explores his imagination, evident in the many mountainous, wildlife, seascape and underwater adventures he has taken with his paintbrush. It becomes apparent to the viewer that this artists love of animals and nature are the driving force behind his work.

Pat Kimery

A love of colour and the influences of light that she attempts to capture, as well as a sense of peacefulness, pervade her paintings.
She has attended workshops under Alberta artists. As well, she has attended workshops with well know artists as such Brent Heighton, Anne Hunter, Joyce Kamakura, Zolton Szabo, Michael O'Toole, Mike Svob, Alex Fong , and others.
Her studies also include courses at the University of Calgary.

Gayle Kohut

My husband and my family farm and ranch east of Didsbury, Alberta. It is this life and all its miracles of nature that give me my inspiration for my paintings. I like to portray the details of agriculture, rural people, livestock, and wildlife for other people to enjoy and appreciate.
Over the years I went to several workshops and have been fortunate enough to learn from Didsbury Artist Joyce Mullen the techniques in many different mediums such as from pencil, pastel, pen, and ink oils and watercolor. Bronze Sculpture and acrylic Artist Diane Anderson introduced me to gouache painting.
I have participated in numerous art shows and sales in Alberta and have won many Peoples Choice awards and Best of Show in my local town.

Patrick Landes

Patrick Landes seeks to accurately portray the visual language of open range, good horses, smart dogs, tough cattle, and even tougher people: an environment that is now all but lost. His portrayals, of the color, tradition and romance of the contemporary west, are certainties in description couched in artistic probability.

Painting full time, with work now hanging in both private and corporate collections, Patrick is motivated by horizons limited only to the scope of his imagination and hard earned miles of firsthand experience.

Shannon Lawlor

Having spent the formative years involved with horses on many levels, this in turn has evolved into the ability as an artist, to capture her subject matter as it appears in reality. Infinite moments of real life experiences are seized in her own unique interpretation using primary acrylics, oil and graphite. Brush mileage and continuously honing her skills and techniques contribute to the ongoing passion of striving always to reach new and greater heights of professional achievement. Furthermore, the study of reality and subject matter lends itself to the structure, depth and detail found in her pieces. The great appreciation she has for her subject matter is evident in each of her carefully rendered pieces. Having had the opportunity to spend time with some of the top artists of today, also contributes to the body of work she is now creating.

Brent Laycock

Canadian artist, Brent Laycock, has devoted a lifelong career to understanding and interpreting the Canadian landscape. His paintings in watercolour and acrylic find a resonance with many people because the work communicates the feeling and power of the landscape in a way that goes beyond representation. The most satisfying reward is knowing that people perceive the emotional communication in his work. One person commented "When I look at your paintings, I hear music."
Laycock was raised on a prairie farm near Lethbridge, and it was here that he learned to love the expanse of the prairie sky with the Rockies on the western horizon. After receiving an MFA in painting at Brigham Young University in Utah, he returned to Calgary where his artistic career has unfolded.

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