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Dec 31, 2006 by Rod Chapman | Beverly Cramp in ART SCENE
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Spring 2006 issue of Galleries West - Vol 5 No 1
Editor: Jennifer MacLeod
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Galleries West asked four prominent Western Canadian collectors (ROMANA KASPAR-KRAFT, PAUL CRAWFORD, BILL SHURNIAK and TAMAR ZENITH) to share thoughts, insights and tips about the art of collecting art. more »
Dec 31, 2005 by Beverly Cramp | Elizabeth Herbert | Wes LaFortune in COLLECTOR PROFILES
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E.J. HUGHES: The Artist Who Almost Became a Postman Captures the Essence of British Columbia In His Stylized Realist Paintings
E.J. (Edward John) Hughes joined the ranks of Canada’s most sought-after painters in 2004 when a painting he had sold for $150 in 1951 fetched $920,000 — $600,000 above the asking price — at a Toronto auction. more »
Dec 31, 2006 by Brian Brennan in PROFILES
REINHARD SKORACKI
Calgary-based sculptor Reinhard Skoracki, 63, has been reborn. more »
Dec 31, 2005 by Wes LaFortune in PROFILES
The Banks Owls
Douglas Banks, a mining engineer and executive in Toronto, collected Inuit art for several summers in the late 1940s and early 1950s while working on the Belcher Islands in southeastern Hudson Bay. more »
Dec 31, 2005 in HISTORICAL WORKS
LIZ INGRAM, AMY LOEWAN, LYNDAL OSBORNE, and LAURA VICKERSON, "Human/Nature," Mar 17 — May 6, 2006, Triangle Gallery of Visual Arts, Calgary
When looking at aspects of nature, it is impossible not to be aware of the inherent patterns that emerge in organic forms: veins on a leaf, ripples on a sand bar, the arrangements of petals on a flower. more »