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GALLERY NEWS |
Gallery artist Arlene Wasylynchuk is shedding light on destruction in our forests and hopes to raise awareness of the issue with her new exhibition, "Saltus Illuminati", at the Art Gallery of Alberta. Watch the video below. http://www.albertaprimetime.com/Featured.aspx?pd=2947
Scott Gallery congratulates Sean Caulfield on his exhibition "Perceptions of Promise: Biotechnology, Society and Art" at the Chelsea Art Museum in New York, USA.
Check out the link below for an article on John Snow in the Summer Issue of Magazin'Art.
Scott Gallery would like to congratulate Joel Sinclair for being elected into the Canadian Society of Painters in Watercolour (CSPWC) and the Alberta Society of Artists (ASA)!
Congratulations to Francine Gravel for receiving the title of "Master in Fine Arts" by the Academie Internationale des Beaux-Arts du Quebec!
"Aftermath"
This new body of work by Arlene Wasylynchuk documents her indepth look at the Stanley Park devastation and the damage that resulted from the storm in Vancouver.
Scott Gallery remembers the life of Doris McCarthy, painter, teacher, writer. She passed away peacefully in her beloved home, Fool's Paradise, overlooking the Scarborough Bluffs in Toronto on November 25, 2010.
Born on July 7, 1910, her milestone birthday was celebrated this past year with Roughing in the Bush, a retrospective of her nearly eight decade career.
Doris received many honours during her lifetime, including the Order of Canada and several honorary degrees.
Scott Gallery congratulates on his induction to the Arts and Culture Hall of Fame
59 th Annual Salute to Excellence Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Monday, June 7, 2010
Scott Gallery congratulates on "Dust of Days" his four decade retrospective at the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Banff Alberta.
"Dust of Days" runs from April 10 - June 13, 2010. We would also like to invite you to Robert Sinclair's opening at Scott Gallery on April 17, 2010. This new exhibition, "Cusp", will feature all new works.
Scott Gallery congratulates on her prize-winning entry in the "Art of the Book" exhibition, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artist Guild.
"There is much to explore and marvel at when it comes to the handcrafted book arts: detailed binding, letterpress printing, calligraphy, paper marbling and box making. "The very best artists'books are like a dynamic interplay between object, narrative and performance," says Robert Desmarais, assistant special collections librarian. "The container is an organic part of the book and it has its own meaning. You'd never put a Kindle (e-book reader) on display." A lot of the artists' work reveals their concern for the environment. Martha Cole, a textile and book artist living on the Prairies in Saskatchewan, is concerned about how little undisturbed land is left in the province. "I'm always about saving the planet," she says. Cole's prize-winning entry, What are we doing to the land?, is a layered collage. The first layer is a digital image of disturbed land at the edge of a wheat field. Cole then altered the image with coloured pencils and paint, hand-stitching bits of wheat straw to add a "chaotic harshness" to the work. Handwritten messages on silk were stitched on last."
Scott Gallery congratulates on receiving the Performance Award in Arts & Culture
"Sean Caulfield is an exceptional printmaker,
Scott Gallery congratulates And poet Stuart Adams on the commission of an innovative body of work titled the "The Heartland Project" which was recently installed in the Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute "The Heartland Project" is a series of 14 poem-painting collaborations by painter Jim Davies and poet Stuart Adams. The artists created the works with patients, family and healthcare workers in mind; their intent is to provide a respite, or a ‘restful place’, for those being tested (or testing) for heat disease. To that end, they selected scenes and subjects that represent the diverse nature and history of Alberta - ones for the viewer/reader to recognize as familiar and comforting. The scenes are rendered from their own travel and experience within Alberta, as well as personal knowledge and research.
Scott Gallery congratulates
on receiving the Triennial Prize at the 2nd Bangkok Triennial International Print and Drawing Exhibition
Click on the artists names above to view work carried by Scott Gallery Click on '2nd Bangkok Triennial International Print and Drawing Exhibition' to vew information regarding the exhibition
Scott Gallery congratulates
on receiving the Purchase Award at the Edmonton Print International Exhibition (EPI)
Click on the artists names above to view work carried by Scott Gallery Click on 'Edmonton Print International' to vew information regarding the exhibition
Please contact the gallery for more information at info@scottgallery.com |
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