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Paul Constable
(Saskatoon, SK)
Painting, Drawing, Printmaking, Sculpture, Landscape, Fashion, Installation, Landscape, Acrylic, Oil, Recycled, Watercolour, Landscape, Nature, Prairie
Paul Constable was born in Comox, British Columbia and has lived across Canada and in Europe. He studied at the Alberta College of Art and Design, graduating in 1976. Constable's fine artwork embraces painting, printmaking and sculpture. "I weave my own social and environmental commentary into my work. Much of my time is spent observing and defining the textures and rhythms of the Saskatchewan Landscape using paint on canvas as well as including sculpture using found materials." Constable's public displays employ painted images as well as 3 Dimensional responses unique to each exhibition. Please feel free to reach out for art purchases, workshops, speaking engagemnens or exhibitions.
In 2000, Constable founded ArtistsInCanada.com, a comprehensive website linking artists, art galleries and art resources with patrons and followers.
He is the Host co-producer of Canadian Art Today, an Interview show on YouTube, where he talks with Artists in Canada members every Thursday about their art and art journey to a World audience.
