Exhibitions
(Scroll for Images of Recent work)
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Past Exhibitions:
July 1-30, 2022 Arts Council Gallery in Queen’s Park in New Westminster, B.C.
Open Studio for New Westminster cultural crawl in October 2022.
Linocuts on exhibit, Malaspina Printmakers on Granville Island
April, 2023.Twitter Art Exhibit, June 24-27, North Vancouver
“ArtParty” at the Seymour Art Gallery in November 2023.
Open studio for the Howe Street Studios Open House Dec. 1-2 2023.
Open Studio for Howe Street, Nov 28-29, 2025
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Painting Exhibitions Recently
1. “Beloved of The Sky”
New Westminster, BC
January 30- April 15, 2024I exhibited my charcoal drawings and woodcuts at Amelia Douglas Gallery and in the Laura C. Muir Theatre lobby in 2024! The 18 works were on display and visible to visitors every day except Sundays. (hrs Mon-Friday 10:30-7:30. and Saturdays 11-4pm) 8 works have been sold! Message me on email if you are interested in one and I will get back to you if it is still available.
2.”Art for Life” Group exhibit, Port Moody Arts Center, Feb-Mar. 2025
3.”Tilt” Group Exhibit, Port Moody Arts Center, Jan. - March 2026
4.”Revision, the Art of Recycling”. Group exhibition at Deer Lake Gallery, April 16-26, 2026
5.”Harmony Arts Group Exhibition”, West Vancouver, July 31-August 10, 2026
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General Exhibition History:
I have shown my paintings all through the years since I completed my B.F.A. degree in 1986. Highlights include showings at the Banff Center (1986/87), Jamaica, (1988), Brooklyn, (1989), Vancouver Community Arts council, (1987), Vancouver Art Gallery, (1993) and Teacher Art exhibits at Place des Arts, (1998, 2018) and Evergreen Cultural Center. (2010, 2012). I have also actively shown paintings and drawings at New Westminster Cultural Crawls annually since 2019. I will be a participant in the 2026 New Westminster Cultural Crawl this Fall 2026, at Anvil Center.
Some current paintings in my studio these days. I am fascinated by imagery from landscape and garden. I am working on abstracting using shape, detail and pattern.
These works over the past two years are exploring use of landscape and forest imagery layered onto collages of environmental news headlines. Mixed media acrylic in a range of sizes.
Charcoal Drawings
My recent work (2022-2023) has featured local trees and scenes which highlight their beauty and vulnerability in the face of environmental damage, forest fires and clearcutting. Many of these drawings also use burnt tree charcoal found on fire sites. Each drawing here is approximately 18”x 24”, the bordered woodcuts are 22x 30”, and ones on canvas are 32”x 45”.
Works here were recently on exhibit, and may be available to purchase at this time. Please feel free to contact me if you have questions. As of May 27th, 2024, 8 of the works in the gallery have been sold!
Below you will find images of my earlier paintings, using acrylic, mixed media and pencil crayons. Works from 2019-2022
Six drawings in pencil crayon showing varying degrees of abstraction. Each 8" x 8". $200 each.
Six drawings in pencil crayon, showing aspects of transit in Vancouver. Each 8"x8". Available, $200 each
"Juggling Plates", silkscreen and acrylic on vintage map, 55"x 47" $700. SOLD!
"Monsterra Europa", silkscreen, and acrylic on vintage map, 46"x 42" $700
"Harmonic Abstraction", Acrylic on Canvas, 12" x 12". $300
"Pure Abstraction", Acrylic on Canvas, 12" x 12" $300
"Right Angle", Acrylic on Canvas, 12"x12" $270. DONATED to Indigenous Renaissance Art Fundraiser, Nov. 7, 2024
"Red Shopping Bag", Acrylic on Canvas, 12"x12". $300
"Seat Echoes", Acrylic on Canvas, 12" x 12" $300
"Cafe Crepe", silkscreen, collage and acrylic on vintage map, 49" x 39" $800
"Secret Cove", silkscreen and acrylic on vintage map. 42" x 58" $800 SOLD!
“The theme of the Skytrain as a topic of visual discovery has been the focus of these works over the past year, starting in early 2021. A sampling of the 21 works in the series are shown here. Each acrylic on canvas painting is 12” x 12” , and represents my exploration of composition as influenced by Mondrian, with an emphasis on primary colour, greys, and linear division of spaces. Larger works below are done on vintage maps using a combination of silkscreening, stencilling, collage and acrylic paint layered on to the pieces. These pieces are my visualization of the frenetic imagery when I move through spaces both urban and rural in compressed time frames.”