Wallace Galleries in CalgaryAutumn Colours Group Show
September 05 - September 25, 2024 "Back to School with autumn on our door step, we want to take the opportunity to highlight a selection of works by various of our gallery artists that focuses on the beautiful fall colours. With works by: William Duma, David Alexander, Elzbieta Krawecka, Le Shi, Kenneth Lochhead, Simon Andrew, Jim Stokes, Diana Zasadny and more..." |
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Gust Gallery in Waterton ParkGust Gallery is open for the season in beautiful Waterton Lakes National Park. Open daily including holidays 10:00 am - 5:00 pm until late September.
Here's three new paintings delivered to Gust Gallery in midsummer. Each canvas depicts landscape and abstraction, I aimed to surprise myself with the combination of color and composition, finding a fresh approach to the work. |
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Wallace Galleries in CalgaryNew summer painting at Wallace Galleries in Calgary, Alberta. This art is inspired by big prairie skies and infinity views of the Montana landscape. I used my largest brushes to convey the dramatic sweep of the grasslands.
I began working on this demo canvas for the Art Dealers Association of Canada Art Walk in the springtime. |
Soft Sunshine, 30 x 60, Acrylic on Canvas
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Summer's Edge at Wallace Galleries
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Summer's Edge
April 13 to May 1, 2024 Wallace Galleries Main Floor, 500, 5th Avenue SW Calgary, Alberta ADAC Canadian Art Hop April 27, 2024 Live Painting 11:00 - 3:00pm Art Dealers Association of Canada |
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Spring Greetings,
As the snow melts and Daylight Savings Time starts, spring begins in two weeks. During this change of seasons, I am putting the finishing touches on an April 13 exhibit at Wallace Galleries.
Through the winter season I have kept warm by working on paintings with a summer theme inspired by two trips, one to Montana, the other to the Cypress Hills Provincial Park. I regularly take time to recenter myself by taking motivational trips to places of special meaning. My paintings come from visual and emotional connections with places that I find beautiful. Visiting them helps me build an emotional connection into the painting as well as represent the integral beauty and balance found in the natural landscape.
As the snow melts and Daylight Savings Time starts, spring begins in two weeks. During this change of seasons, I am putting the finishing touches on an April 13 exhibit at Wallace Galleries.
Through the winter season I have kept warm by working on paintings with a summer theme inspired by two trips, one to Montana, the other to the Cypress Hills Provincial Park. I regularly take time to recenter myself by taking motivational trips to places of special meaning. My paintings come from visual and emotional connections with places that I find beautiful. Visiting them helps me build an emotional connection into the painting as well as represent the integral beauty and balance found in the natural landscape.
Diana Zasadny
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Diana Zasadny lives and paints in southern Alberta where she was born and raised. She graduated from the Alberta University of the Arts in 1991. Her artwork inspired by excursions in the deserts, prairies and mountains in Canada and the US. Diana’s artwork has been exhibited and collected in North America and internationally.
Inspired by landscape and imagination, Diana Zasadny blends the boundaries of impressionist interpretation and abstraction in her paintings. Taking advantage of light and brilliant color observed in nature, elements are distilled into atmospheric tapestries. Diana’s unique style is achieved using many layers of acrylic paint and varnish on canvas. She paints both in her studio and en plein air. |
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