Arts
“A Day in the Life” of Multimedia Creator Maria Munar
The first time I saw Maria Munar’s art was when she was still a student at the Alberta College of Art + Design (AU arts). She was in the Media Arts program and explored a […]
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Arts
“A Day In The Life” of Calgary Painter, Laura Jayne Barrett
Laura Jayne Barrett was born and resides in Calgary, Alberta Canada. She has lived and studied art not only in Canada but also in San Diego and England. Laura is a graduate of Alberta College […]
Arts
“A Day in the Life” with Calgary Visual Artist Ashley Oshiro
My younger sister, Ashley Oshiro, is the “artistic one” in our family. While I struggled with the basics, Ashley has always had a natural affinity for the visual arts and was able to consistently create […]
Arts
“A Day in the Life” with Calgary artist Gillian McCarron
Gillian McCarron enjoys roaming the spaces between depth and breadth. The adeptly-placed brush strokes of her recent bird series reveal the extent of her attentiveness, and the exploratory nature of her new texture series reveal […]
Arts
“A Day in Life” with painter, photographer, teacher Doro Buch
Doro Buch is just like her art, charming, colourful and brilliant. She moved to Calgary in 2012 from Bremen, Germany and is both social scientist and contemporary visual artist. Her paintings consider dynamic compositions and […]
Local Business
Zoom Painting: painters of vertical multi-families of Calgary
Zoom Painting paints many vertical, high-rise mixed use and multi-family buildings of Calgary and across Canada to bring uniformity to their clients. We recently spoke with the company to find out more about their industry […]
Arts
“A Day in the Life” with Calgary artist Sandy Blass
As someone who feels most at home in the mountains and at the beach, the beauty and strength of the landscapes in my Mom’s paintings give me comfort. They have honestly shaped my appreciation for […]
History
Paintings From The Past
“mahzahkahzah remembers asking for directions to indian paintings on a wall up the high canyon of grotto” The Bow Valley has been inhabited for thousands of years; long before the first Europeans arrived in the […]
History
Hunting History
One of the things I like to do while spending time outside is searching for clues that make the past come alive. Decommissioned fire lookouts, decrepit old cabins, barns that are about to topple over, ghost […]