Angela Grossmann, “Cherry Pink Dancer,” 2023, oil on Mylar, 40" x 27 3/4"
Angela Grossmann at Herringer Kiss in Calgary
Angela Grossmann's latest exhibition, All that Glitters, is on view now through June 22 at Herringer Kiss Gallery in Calgary. It's been a big month for Grossmann, whose painting, Promenade (in Pink), sold for $48,000 this past weekend, setting a Contemporary Calgary fundraiser auction record.
Grossmann was still a student at Emily Carr College (now Emily Carr Institute) of Art and Design in 1985 when she was named as “one of the Vancouver Art Gallery's Young Romantic painters most likely to influence the course of painting in that decade.” Now an instructor at Emily Carr, she has exhibited her work across North America and Europe. In 2006, she was included on a list of 100 artists who have been the most influential on students at 11 British art schools, including the Royal Academy, the Slade School of Fine Art and the Royal College of Art.
(r) Installation view of Paul Sisetski: “Consider The Considering When All Things Have Been Considered,” The Gallery / art placement inc., Saskatoon
Saskatchewan Art Gallery Day 2024
Celebrate the fourth annual Saskatchewan Art Gallery Day by visiting an art gallery on Saturday, June 1.
Galleries across Saskatchewan will host special events including pop-ups, live demonstrations, opening receptions, artist talks and more. Visitors can also participate in the province’s Art Walk. Participating galleries include And Art Gallery, Nouveau Gallery, Yvette Moore Gallery, Black Spruce Gallery, Saskatchewan Craft Council and more. For a complete list of galleries and events, visit SaskGalleries.
And mark your calendars for the Art Now Fine Art Fair, Sept. 19 to 22. SaskGalleries has teamed up with the Saskatchewan Craft Council to present the fair and the first-ever Craft Is... Fine Craft Show + Sale together at Prairieland Park in Saskatoon. ■
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