Enjoy The Art: Three Canadian Art Galleries & Current Events
This month we have three Canadian art galleries representing and showing original paintings of Brandy Saturley. From themes of Wildlife in Toronto with John B. Aird Gallery, to Beautiful Still Life in Oakville at Summer & Grace gallery to the Polar Bear King and landscapes of Alberta in Banff with our dedicated art dealer Willock & Sax, original works from this Victoria based artist are continuing to fascinate audiences across Canada. Here are three events with Canadian Art Galleries this spring.
Wildlife with John B. Aird Gallery in Toronto, Canada
The world’s population has tripled in roughly seventy years. In that period, people encroached on habitats that had previously only been occupied by WILDLIFE. Artworks by 70 artists, juried by Montreal-based gallerists André Laroche and Louis Joncas. Online juried slide exhibition with playlist and PDF catalogue.
Monarch of The Arctic Realms: 48×48, acrylic on canvas, 2023, Brandy Saturley
A Beautiful Life: Still Life Exhibition at Summer & Grace Gallery in Oakville, Canada
A collection of captivating still life artworks by Canadian Artists, each offering a unique perspective on the beauty found in the ordinary. From meticulously arranged fruit bowls to artfully painted floral arrangements, this exhibition showcases the timeless allure of the still life genre.
CHARITY: 36×36 acrylic on canvas, Brandy Saturley
At Willock & Sax Gallery in Banff, Canada
King of The Polar Bears: 48×36, acrylic on canvas, Brandy Saturley
It is wonderful to have work on view with these three exceptional Canadian Art Galleries, two being in Ontario and my dedicated art dealer and representative in Banff, Alberta. Offering my clients the ability to view and purchase my work across Canada is an important part of expanding my reach as a Canadian Artist. From commercial art galleries to public art galleries, I am proud to show and sell my work through these phenomenal galleries.
In nearly two decades as a professional full-time Canadian artist, 17 of those years self-representing, my contributions have been numerous and oftentimes undocumented as I believe an important part of my responsibility as a professional Canadian Visual Artist is to be an educator. As artists in this Canadian Art community I believe our role is to educate every person we encounter about Art and the Arts in Canada. When I travel for my art career, I see myself as an ambassador of sorts for the Canadian Arts Community and Canada itself. It is a privilege to pursue a full-time professional career as a visual artist, and I do not take this opportunity or the importance of arts and culture lightly. Art is more than something beautiful to decorate your wall, so very much more, it is the fabric of humanity and a legacy that will live on long after we have exited this world.
