Selected Recognition:
The 2023 Art2Life International Juried Art Exhibition – Juror Anita Rogers, owner and director of Anita Rogers Gallery in New York City
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Honourable Mention (2), selected among the top six works from more than 5,000 submissions.
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Anita Rogers - “Great job, really beautiful job…the sense of line, colour, space, super! I can tell you are very dedicated. I love the mixed media. I think it is a solid high-quality piece of art.”
Education:
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1998 - M.Ed., Educational Psychology, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon
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1991 - B.Ed., University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon
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1982 - 85 - B.F.A. with Distinction, and Distinguished Exhibition Award , University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon
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1981-82 - Art & Design, Red Deer College, Red Deer Alberta
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1980-81 - St. Peter’s College, Muenster, Saskatchewan
Professional Development:
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2024 - Art2Life CVP - Nicholas Wilton
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2019 - Jean Pederson - Regina
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2018 - Cold wax - Janice Mason-Steeves
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2017 - Blu Smith – Regina
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2016 - Blu Smith - Calgary
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2015 - Seductive Surfaces - Jean Pederson - Red Deer College Summer Series
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2014 - Abstraction and Cold Wax - Janice Mason-Steeves - Red Deer College Summer Series
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2013 - Painting the Figure - Bev Tosh - Red Deer College Summer Series
Solo Exhibitions:
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2019 - "New Work" - Calories Restaurant, Saskatoon, SK
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2018 - "Gardens" - Calories Restaurant, Saskatoon, SK
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2017 - "A Garden Party" - Calories Restaurant, Saskatoon, SK
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2016 - "A Medley" - Calories Restaurant, Saskatoon, SK
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2015 - "Posies & Places" - Calories Restaurant, Saskatoon, SK
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2014 - University of Saskatchewan, University Club, Saskatoon, SK
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2014 - "Pedal Power" - Calories Restaurant, Saskatoon, SK
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2013 - “Favourite Spaces" - The Gallery, at Frances Morrison Library, Saskatoon, SK
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2013 - “Prairie and Ponds” - Kathy Thiessen Art Gallery, Station Arts Centre, Rosthern, SK
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2009 - “Recent Works” – Station Arts, Rosthern, SK
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2004 - "Hidden Secrets" - The Gallery, at Frances Morrison Library, Saskatoon, SK
Two Person Exhibitions:
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2026 - "Off the Grid" - with Cathryn Miller - St. Thomas More Gallery - Saskatoon, SK
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2025 - "Colouring Outside the Lines" - with Karen Pask-Thompson - Calories Restaurant, Saskatoon, SK
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2023 - "From Winter to Spring" - with Karen Pask-Thompson - Calories Restaurant, Saskatoon, SK
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2020 - "Perspectives" - with Karen Pask-Thompson - Calories Restaurant, Saskatoon, SK
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1985 - BFA Exhibition - with Kathy Thiessen, Gordon Snelgrove Gallery, University of Saskatchewan. Distinguished Exhibition Award.
Group Exhibitions:
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2026 - "Degrees of Separation" - with Lorenzo Dupuis & Rob O'Flanagan - Art Placement Gallery - Saskatoon, SK
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2025 - "Art & Sip" - Abstract'd Art Collective - Calgary, AB
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2025 - Faculty Club University of Saskatchewan - The Studio on 20th - Saskatoon, SK
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2025 - Calories Restaurant - The Studio on 20th - Saskatoon, SK
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2025 - St. Thomas More Gallery - The Studio on 20th - Saskatoon SK
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2024 - St. Thomas More Gallery - The Studio on 20th - Saskatoon, SK
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2023 - Open Studio - The Studio on 20th - Saskatoon, SK
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2022 - The Studio on 20th - Calories, Saskatoon, SK
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2022 - The Studio on 20th - Anthology, Saskatoon, SK
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2017-18 - Boheme Art Gallery, Saskatoon, SK
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2016 - "The Expressed Landscape"- with Andrew Hyslop & Keith Walker, Midtowne Gallery, Calgary, AB
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2015 - Red Art Gallery, Victoria, BC
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2015 - The Stall Gallery, Saskatoon, SK
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2014 - “A Slice of Life” - Modern Country Interiors, Saskatoon, SK
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2013 - “A Room with a View” - Modern Country Interiors, Saskatoon, SK
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2004 - Verve Gallery, Regina, SK
Affliations:
CARFAC Saskatchewan
Abstract'd Art Collective - https://www.abstractdartcollective.com/
Media Review:
Unlikely Source of Paintings Furnishes Beauty – Marsha Day – 2011 – Saskatoon StarPhoenix
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“Her floral-inspired canvasses were like eye poetry for their punctuated compositions, risky edge-of-abstraction graphic energy, uber-confident paint control and commanding use of colour… her prairie landscapes: Blithe highways electrified by power poles and blinking, winking colour-pellets, delicate celestial grids, and crisp fresh air. There is light everywhere. This is what I mean by new approaches to landscape painting, where talent fertilizes vision.”