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Abstract Artists in Saskatchewan
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.
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I am a painter. I live on an acreage near Saskatoon with my husband, horses, dogs and cats. During the summer months I paint at home and during he colder months I am at my studio in Saskatoon in a cooperative with ten artists. I paint primarily... (more)
The Prairie Sculptor's Association is located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, and is comprised of members from across the Province. Our members are varied in their skill sets and include Black-smithing, stone carving, wood, ironwork, bronze casting, c... (more)
Colours, shapes, imagination all contribute to the wonders of art that the artist brings to the viewer. Every picture tells a story...
Cecilia J. Cote (Cec) juried in Clay and Sculpture, has been a member of the Saskatchewan Craft Council since 1975 as one of the many founding members. She served two terms on the Board of Directors (one as Vice-President); worked as a SCC Gallery... (more)
Bob Goettler (BobbyG) is best known for his large acrylic abstracts. His early works of structured colourful shapes have since morphed into a more free-flowing organic feel. Bold brushstrokes and intense oil colour dominate much of his recent work... (more)
From lush florals to the many facets of the landscape, Jane's art defines her place within her surroundings.
Valerie was born in Kent, England during the Second World War, where she lived in a mostly rural area until her family emigrated to Australia when she was twelve. In 1973, she took a vacation in Canada and fell in love with that country. She has l... (more)
Diane Larouche Ellard is a painter and encaustic/mixed media artist living in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Larouche Ellard exhibits her work throughout the province and is represented by The Gallery at Matticks Farm in Victoria, and Grasslands Gallery... (more)
My work whether sculptural or functional comes from a deep interest in the 'history of clay' which as a humble material has helped inform human civilization on this planet.
Nik Semenoff is a world class preeminent printmaker, but his vast knowledge of the processes enabled him to reinvented the art of fine art printmaking. His process uses no acids to etch the plate making it safer to use as well as being environment... (more)
