Val Moker

Perle del Tempo

Diane Morgan

Autumn Tranquility

Enjoying a nice hot drink after a sketching session

Shelley Ewing

Juxtapose

A collection of movement, shapes and texture. Turquoise and Blue, accented with bright colours and gold metallic paint. acrylic on Gallery Wrapped Canvas 20"h x 16"w ( 51 cm x 41 cm )

Shelley Ewing

Come Walk With Me

sun speckled walk by the South Saskatchewan River. acrylic on Gallery Wrapped Canvas 24"h x 48"w ( 61 cm x 122 cm ) $945

Shelley Ewing

Reverence

This little jingle dancer was saying her prayer before she danced at the Powwow, Indigenous Days 2022. A young Indigenous girl in pray before she performed her jingle dance. acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas 36"h x 24"w ( 91 cm x 61 cm )

Shelley Ewing

Is a peace in our Hands? The Boundaries of War.

Fire and Water are natural boundaries. Human imposed boundaries, reach across the landscape of war. Food, water, human dignity are not to be assumed. Families are separated, fragmented, moving and travelling in all directions. Where is peace? Is it really in our hands?

Shelley Ewing

LOST

painting to honour all the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). Depicting their indigenous history and ties to the land, and their spiritual beliefs. —————— Significance of The Color Red "Red is the official color of the #MMIW campaign, but it goes deep and has significant value. In various tribes, red is known to be the only color spirits see. It is hoped that by wearing red, we can call back the missing spirits of our women and children so we can lay them to rest." According to the report, 1,017 women and girls identified as Indigenous were murdered between 1980 and 2012—a homicide rate roughly 4.5 times higher than that of all other women in Canada. In the 22-year period covered by the RCMP, acquaintances were found to be responsible for the murder of more than 300 Indigenous women and girls in Canada.The rate of homicide by acquaintances was seven times greater for Indigenous women and girls than for all other women in Canada. acrylic on Gallery wrapped canvas 36"h x 24"w ( 91 cm x 61 cm )

Shelley Ewing

Abstract Florals

An abstract floral suggestion, accented with movement and color. Mixed media foils added in some places. watercolor, acrylic, foils on Strathmore 36"h x 24"w ( 91 cm x 61 cm )

Elfrida Schragen

Mixing

Lately my city has been building very high buildings at an extraordinary rate. Construction is all around, and the designs ,or lack thereof, are a common topic of conversation. I like to record my surroundings and I find there is something of the childhood memories , with all its nostalgia in seeing the large construction machines. So in honour of my childhood memories and those of my two grown boys I present to you the ubiquitous 'Machines ' or 'chines' as my boys used to call them. I hope they evoke a little something in you.