The Making of A Goddess
#YEG ART POP-UP!
Join us for the first #Yegart Pop-up! This one-day pop up will feature original paintings, mosaics, and sculptures by four talented Edmonton-based artists who will be showcasing their work in the spectacular Fabloomosity Atelier space.
#Yeg Art Pop-Up
Sunday, November 26, 2017
10am – 5pm
FaBLOOMosity Floral Atelier
10947 120 Street
Edmonton, Alberta
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Featuring:
Karen Klassen – Mosaic Artist
Sharon Moore-Foster – Sculpture & Figurative Artist
Jenny Keith – Figurative Artist
Samantha Williams – Chapelsky – Landscape Artist
Join us for cider, sweet treats and a bevy of art to enjoy! Artworks will be for sale with each artist accepting cash or credit card. Please come out to support these talented local women.
Whyte Avenue Art Walk 2017!
It’s been a great year and I’m excited to once again be a part of this amazing event! I’ve been in the studio creating a sculptural piece these past few months, creating a nearly 7′ tall mosaic “Goddess”! I am still working on her and plan to debut her at this year’s art walk.
Come and find me in McIntyre Park, by the Strathcona Farmers Market at 83rd Avenu and 104 Street.
As always, I will have a great selection of mosaic art, jewelry, and my pocket art series for your viewing and touching!
#YEGcanvas – Corner of 137 Ave & 113 A Street
I am thrilled to have my second #YEGcanvas billboard up! It`s on the corner of 137 Avenue and 113 A Street in Edmonton, AB. Hope you’ll check it out!
Chosen for #YEGCanvas!
We went to see my #YEGCanvas Billboard on Saturday! It’s on the corner of 99 Street and 60 Avenue in Edmonton, AB. This is so dang exciting! Please get out there and take photos and selfies with my Billboard and tag #YEGCanvas
I am honoured the Edmonton Arts Council has chosen two of my images for this exhibition. The second image will be in the 2nd or 4th rotation.
Click the link for more information on #YEGCanvas
This wildly popular urban billboard & transit poster exhibition features artworks by Edmonton’s Indigenous, multicultural, and emerging artists. Look for art along the LRT line, and along the city’s roads and highways from November 1, 2016 – April 30, 2017.
#YEGCanvas 2016 offers a fantastic opportunity to put yourself in the picture with selfies, social media posts, blogs and shares. The artworks change every eight weeks – 10 different billboard images will be displayed each time, and 15 posters will move along the Capital and Metro LRT lines.
The Avens Gallery
I`m so thrilled to have my artwork featured at The Avens Gallery in Canmore, Alberta. It`s a beautiful gallery right on Main Street, nestled in the Rocky Mountains. Check it out at www.theavensgallery.com
Taking the Next Step In May 2016… To Art! Vancouver
Art! Vancouver plays host to a world-class art event in an exceptional waterfront venue, featuring reputable galleries and artists from across Canada and around the world. Building on Vancouver’s rich and thriving arts scene, Art! Vancouver 2016 will be held under the Sails, at the Vancouver Convention Centre East – a stunning and inspirational setting where art enthusiasts and collectors can immerse themselves in a wide array of beautiful artwork.
For four days, May 26 – 29, 2016, Art! Vancouver connects the international arts community under one roof. Here galleries and artists can showcase their works on a prestigious platform, while exposing attendees to a diverse collection of original work.
Dates
May 26 – 29, 2016
Show Times
Friday, May 27: 11AM – 7PM
Saturday, May 28: 11AM – 7PM
Sunday, May 29: 11AM – 5PM
Location
Vancouver Convention Centre – East
999 Canada Place
Vancouver, BC V6C 3C1
Off-Whyte 2015: Whyte Avenue Art Walk Holdover Show
10412-124th Street
Edmonton, Alberta
August 1st to 14th
Tuesday through Saturday: 10.30am to 5pm
Thursdays 10:30am to 8pm
I am proud to announce that I’ve been invited to show three mosaics at the Daffodil Gallery for the Off Whyte 2015: Whyte Avenue Art Walk Holdover Show. Please stop by and check out my pieces as well as those of some other fabulous artists including:
Crystal Driedger, Ramsey Dziubiak, Lori Frank, Gloria Ho, Jude Ifesieh, Sarah Kirby, Karen Loranger-Roy, Marcie Rohr, Leanne Schnierer and Janet Sutanto.
The Whyte Avenue Art Walk is one of Edmonton’s most popular summer art events. Each year over 400 artists take to the street to show off their talent and creations. With so many talented artists, it can be hard to enjoy all the art in one short weekend. So, in 2011, we created a holdover show to allow a select few to display their work with us once the hustle and bustle of the weekend is over. This annual show provides viewers with the opportunity to relive the Whyte Avenue art walk and take a closer look at the art the Art Walk has to offer.
Whyte Avenue Art Walk 2015
I`m thrilled to be a part of this amazing event, come out and see me at my tent in the park! Over 450 visual artists will bring their art supplies and works out into the streets. Together they create an outdoor studio and gallery spanning several blocks. The event is grand promenade along Whyte Avenue (82 Avenue) from 101 Street to 108 Street. Artist will fill all the green spaces and several street closures too. It`s a long tour so bring your walking shoes!
Whyte Avenue Art Walk 2015
July 10 – 12, 2015
10am – 5pm
You’ll find me at McIntyre Park
83 Avenue & 104 Street
by the Strathcona Farmers Market