Galleries West
Vol 1 No 2 ISSN No. 1703-2806
Editor: Jennifer MacLeod
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Summer 2002 issue
JUDITH PANSON
In 1995, Wayne Arthur and his wife Bev Morton opened the Wayne Arthur Sculpture & Craft Gallery in their home in St. Andrews, MB near Oak Hammock Marsh. Read more
ART IN PUBLIC PLACES: Calgary is reviewing how public art is managed and funded.
Provoking a thought here, adding a touch of whimsy there, art in public places enhances the urban experience. Read more
K. C. SMITH
Keith C. Smith (1924 - 2000) came to his professional painting career late in life, achieving significant success in just over a decade. Read more
"ART OF STEEL" - Joe Fafard and Michael Interisano
"Pacific Paskwamostos" by Regina-based sculptor Joe Fafard was one of two similar pieces commissioned by Shaw Communications Inc. Read more
RON KINGSWOOD
Ron Kingswood, who shows at Canada House Gallery, has been displaying his work across Canada and the United States since 1993. Read more
AMY LOEWAN
Loewan graduated from the University of Alberta with a Master of Fine Arts in 1995. Originally from Hong Kong, the artist has found unique ways to integrate her eastern roots with her western education. Read more
LORNA DOCKSTADER
Lorna Dockstader was born in Edmonton and has devoted herself to painting Alberta. It is a mission that began at the age of 12. Perhaps it was the history of her family that inspired Dockstader. Read more
JAMIE MORRIS
Gainsborough Galleries doesn't often take on new artists, says manager Robert Wood. "But when Jamie Morris brought his work in, I said "yes" immediately." Read more
FRED MCDONALD
Fred McDonald's "Our Spirit World" series, on view at VisionQuest Gallery in Calgary, is composed of four vibrant canvases rich with spiritual symbols, dazzling skies and mystical ghosted imagery. Read more
GREG EDMONSON - Layers of Time - September 2002
Imagine standing a short distance back from a grassy hillside where a few trees stand and the horizon stretches to either side of your span of vision. Imagine being still, and watching this single earthly vista as years - thousands of years - pass. Read more