Category: Gallery
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Pierre Bataillard
Scribbles & Shapes Exhibition: Scribbles and Shapes runs June 24 to August 3, 2021 ARTIST STATEMENT In my work I seek freshness and spontaneity, to this end there is no preliminary preparation such as sketches. I work directly on the final piece. Sometimes I will reach an impasse. In this case I set the work […]
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Whyte Avenue Art Walk 2021
The Whyte Avenue Art Walk Returns This Friday as a Weekly Market Dates: Every Weekend (Friday to Sunday) from June 11 to August 1, 2021Fridays: 3:00pm – 8:00pmSaturday & Sunday: 10:00am – 5:00pm Location: former Army & Navy building on Whyte Ave – 10411 82 Ave NW, Edmonton, ABEntrance is on the east side of […]
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Where to Find Magic – Brie Adkins
Exhibition: Where to Find Magic, May 13th – June 22nd What is your name and where do you live (city)? Hello, my name is Brie Adkins and I live in a rural hamlet called Entwistle which is one hour West of Edmonton along the Pembina River. In which techniques do you mostly work? Mostly work […]
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SNAP 2021 – Member’s Print Exchange
This show features 23 artists who each created an edition of 6 prints based on their interpretation of this year’s theme Present Impressions. The theme had the participating artists consider what it means to make a print today and to be present in the here & now. Present Impressions allows us to reflect, remember, and […]
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Implications of a Relationship
Norton Artist Statement Norton is the name of the collaboration between Sara Norquay (woodcut) and Mark Dutton (silkscreen). There are two Norton series. Each has been conceptualized as a structured process rather than an exploration of a specific topic, idea or theme. We intend the titles to contribute a kind of interpretive lens. The first […]
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Artist Talk: Hailey Coogan
What is your name and where do you live (city)? Hi, I’m Hailey Coogan and I live in Edmonton. In which techniques do you mostly work? I tend to like to bring drawing techniques to my painting subjects such as contour drawing. What inspires you? Do you have favorite subjects? I’m inspired by nature and […]
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Studying the Sky with Melissa Baron
About the exhibition My interest in skies began with colour-drenched winter sunrises. In the darkest moments of the year, the start of the day brings transcendent and exhilarating colour. I paint sky after sky, finding they are never exhausted. There is always another wisp of violet-blue illuminating a cloud, another band of faintest green at […]
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Pricing Your Art
Pricing Your Art for Art Walk & Other Festivals There are many questions to consider when pricing a work of art. Determining the final price of your masterpiece can be tricky. For many artists it may be daunting and even emotional. Time, talent, materials, education, research, marketing, distribution, administration and promotion must be factored into […]
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Tips for Buying Art
Tips for Buying Art The Whyte Avenue Art Walk provides new patrons with the opportunity to meet emerging local talent. It is our hope you will become a patron and a collector of art, not just a consumer. Many people come back year after year to add to their collections. Investing in a painting means […]
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Tips for Writing your Art Walk Statement
The artist’s biography and artist’s statement are required documentation when submitting works for a show, gallery, or event. Most people visiting the Art Walk website do not know you, so you need to explain who you are, why you’re here, and why people should be interested in you. You may want to note your credentials, […]