Welcome to our
online art gallery.
Please explore the work of the region's
up & coming artists...
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| Betty L. Fahlman | ||
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A graduate of the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design Betty is a painter that likes working on texture. Many of her works are done on plastered board. This surface takes acrylic paint well and it can also be carved into easily. The images Betty paints are from the area she lives in or from places she's visited. Visits to the Betty L Fahlman Studio in Nakusp can be arranged through email or a phone call.
Artist: Betty L. Fahlman |
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| Watercolours - Rick Foulger | ||
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The inspiration for my art imagery is the unparalleled beauty and rugged terrain of British Columbia. Mountain spires draped in deep snow and glaciers. Valleys that are squeezed between majestic mountains and ribboned throughout are hiking trails and climbing routes. These access the peaks and gladed valleys that I use to gain the unique vistas and vantage points seen in my watercolour paintings.
Cloudscapes Gallery & Studio |
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| Hawthorne Cabinets - Lauren Waters | ||
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Lauren Waters is a fine woodworker and a forester, living in Revelstoke, British Columbia. Her furniture is thoughtfully designed and constructed to be enjoyed for generations. It has a distinctive style – contemporary, with organic curves that bring together her love of trees and art. Her work is both functional and sculptural. Her work has been shown in juried exhibitions, and in numerous galleries. She has won numerous awards including “Woodworker of the Year, 2006”. Commissions and gallery inquires are welcome.
Artist: Lauren Waters |
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| Two Pillars - Cindy Collins | ||
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Two Pillars Artists Statement: I have painted and drawn all of my life. I have given up working as a jewellery designer, and have been concentrating on painting the last 4 years. I still enjoy beautiful lines and try to instill some of the excitement I feel from nature. This particular painting was done in the Valhalla mountains and is part of a series of "groundscapes". At the present time I am working on a series of paintings of my dog and cats. Artist:
Cindy Collins |
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| Fushia - Krista Stovel | ||
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Fushia "Fushia" is part of a series on plants and flowers from Revelstoke based digital artist, Krista Stovel. Despite the intense beauty of the mountains that surround Revelstoke, her interest lies not in the grandness of the landscape, but in the lines and textures of nature's smallest details, from the velvet petals of a lily, to a leaf found on the ground after the snow has melted, its skeletal beauty as fine as lace. Artist:
Krista Stovel |
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| Sculpture - David Sidley | ||
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Seeker
Of Visions 1985 Bronze casting My paintings and sculptures are inspired by North American Indian rock art (pictographs & petroglyphs), usually of pre-white contact origin. This work has developed from a life long personal admiration and fascination toward Native American culture and religion. This is a very pure art form and reflects the Native Americans' oneness with nature. Exploring this art form in a contemporary manner is my way to approach the culture as it was. Artist: David
Sidley |
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| Fibre Art - Kathleen Hill | ||
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Untitled Hand-felted wool, silk Kathleen Hill is a fibre artist working predominantly in felt in her home studio. The human figure and the natural world offer imagery that she explores in large felt wall-hangings. These often incorporate other materials such as silk & yarn. Not content to warm just walls, she also has designed a series of unique felt rugs and promoted the idea of "art for your floor" by teaching workshops in the making of floor cloths. Artist: Kathleen
Hill / Blue Ant Studio |
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| Mosaic - Sheila Williams | ||
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Untitled Mosaic Consider Mosaic! An ultimately unique way to enhance and enrich any room of your home. At the "SheGon Studio", we custom cut and glaze every clay tile to suit your individual style & color needs. Let the permanence of mosaic design adorn your entrance, kitchen, bathroom, mantle, headboard or wherever you choose to accentuate as somewhere truly special. No two projects will ever be duplicated! Watch for the beautiful entrance mirrors at various locations in Rossland. Artist: Sheila
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