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Duane Erickson |
Artist Duane Erickson was born and raised, and is currently residing in Calgary, Alberta.
He is interested and showed great artistic ability at an early age and won several art contests in Elementary, Junior and Senior High School. Went on to the Alberta College of Art and took 2 years at the University of Calgary. Doing what he enjoys most, Duane started painting seriously approximately six years ago. Duane describes his work as realistic but strong in color, with enough detail to keep you looking for more in each of his paintings. |
Sonia Farquharson |
My paintings have appeared in the Hamilton Spectator and various local newspapers in Toronto. I now focus on multicultural type drawings that emphasize my African Heritage and racial unity. I hope my paintings will, some how help people to come together and fight against discrimination in our society. I was asked to participate in the 1st Annual Black History Month Art Exhibition for the Canadian Human Rights Commission and I've continued with this exhibition for the past 9 years. The mediums I like to work with are, Coloured Pencils, Conte, Chalk Pastels and Acrylic. |
Lori Fitzgerald |
Alberta artist Lori Fitzgerald invites you to visit her new Website: www.ldfitzgerald.com Her illustrations, paintings and sculpture all reflect the influences of a life in the southern Alberta environment. Whether they are portraits of people, animals, architecture, landscapes, and airplanes or even illustrating on abandoned furniture, Lori's work reflects the place, the people and the world around her. |
Elaine Fleming |
"I paint almost daily and receive inspiration by travel, and by working on location wherever I go. Having painted and lived in Canmore for many years, I got a real sense of the majesty of the mountains in all their varied mood and season." This Canadian artist is best known for her mountain scenes, she also travels and paints in many areas, gathering material, sketches and on-site paintings for completion in her studios. Her work is represented in galleries in Western Canada and her mood evoking paintings form part of corporate and private collections in many countries. The Corner Gallery invites you to enjoy a pleasant trip to Canmore and experience the many beautiful sights and amenities in our community. |
Maureen Flinn |
From the little town of Dapp came the big-time artist, Maureen Flinn. Maureen Flinn has painted many landscapes, still life, people, and animal portraits. Maureen is committed to continue studying and finding new inspiration through her studies of many up-coming workshops and travels through Canada and the USA. She is also a member of ACACA- the Alberta Community Art Clubs Association and a member of the Westlock Community Art Club. |
Alex Fong |
Alex Fong's early artwork reflected a traditional oriental technique. As his talents flourished, Alex Fong developed a personal style that has since become his hallmark. Alex Fong's watercolor paintings are a kaleidoscope of light and colour - a bouquet of wonder and whimsy. The sense of delight that accompanies them, draws the viewer in for a closer look. His translucent, impressionistic watercolor paintings are distinguished by a parade of coloured flecks that he calls "confetti", to represent his celebration of life. The result is an exquisite balance in his watercolor paintings of spontaneity and grace. Though Alex's artistic vision continues to evolve, his watercolor artwork reflects a fresh and youthful outlook. |
Sandra Forzani |
Canadian artist Sandra Forzani studied art at the Alberta College of Art in Calgary as well as in Europe during the three years she lived abroad. Since returning home to Canada, she has painted extensively. Canadian artist Sandra Forzani prefers painting with oils on large canvases, transforming her subject matter into larger-than-life images. Her canvasses for the most part are of trees, flowers and fruit. Her subjects vary, but what remains is her dedication and passion for her art. In 1982, Sandra Forzani graduated from Mount Royal College in Interior Design and in 1997 opened her own inner-city art studio. In June of 2000 when she relocated to her Bearspaw country art studio where she currently continues to paint full time. |
Nona Foster |
Nona’s subjects are varied, due to the different locations she has lived and experienced, the people she has met and was inspired and passionate to create from these experiences. Her art portrays a variety of subjects including western, native and wildlife images. During her research she has kept in mind the preservation of Canada’s wildlife, our National Parks and the beautiful untouched back country. Nona’s native ancestry ( Cree and Cherokee ) give her inspiration and vision to create and become a part of her art. Visit Nona Foster at www.nonafoster.ca |
Annie Froese |
Annie Froese has been painting in the medium of watercolours since her introduction to them in 1988. Over the years she has had the opportunity to study from artists whose work she has been drawn to. She feels fortunate for having found such wonderful mentors; people whose work she continues to respect and whose efforts she admires.
Annie finds a continuous source of inspiration from the ever-changing panoramas of Western Alberta. She has had the privilege of living in the foothills of Priddis and Bragg Creek, and now is surrounded by the openness of the prairies. Each setting has a character of its own and Annie enjoys capturing the varied moods of these areas as they undergo the changes that each session brings. |
Sylvio Gagnon |
His desire to paint surfaced during the seventies. This Canadian artist has worked tenaciously to perfect his technique and allow his talent to find its course, without any formal guidance or coaching. As he met and mingled with professional artists, Sylvio Gagnon found his vocation. He readily admits the influence of the Group of Seven on his pictorial evolution, one that has helped him refine his personal style. |
Anne Gallant |
Prince Edward Island is absolutely beautiful, the colours are amazing and this beauty is my inspiration. I grew up on a farm, near the shore so I had the best of both worlds; and that is what I paint: old barns, dories, the PEI coastline and the rolling hills. I dabble a bit in contemporary for fun! |
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