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Artists to Consider
Abstract Artists in Nova Scotia
Canadian abstract artists are traditionally painters, drawers, sculptors and photographers, but can also include other mediums like jewelry, printmaking, film, textiles ceramics and more. Artists in Canada views abstract as nonobjective art that depicts real forms in a simplified or rather reduced way - keeping only an allusion of the original natural subject.
- Select City/Town Below
- Halifax (3)
- Tangier (1)
Teresa Young Halifax
I am a Canadian Metis painter who specializes in surreal and abstract acrylic paintings. Detailed, highly unique artwork with an aboriginal flavour. My style developed from a early start in portrait painting when I was a child and evolved into someth... (more)
Debra Judge Tangier
Alcohol Ink and Resin Artist. Living in a remote fishing village on the East Coast of Nova Scotia, I am greatly influenced by the ocean and all of the creatures that live within it. The vibrancy and the unpredictability of the Alcohol Ink is the perf... (more)
Farah Niarad Halifax
Sandra Parton Halifax
My name is Sandra Parton.
I paint primarily with acrylic paint, but I occasionally use oil and other mixed media. I paint using brushes as well as palette knives, this of course depends on the painting and the style I wish to achieve. My canvas siz... (more)
