Asal Andarzipour is an Iranian-Canadian artist and curator. She identifies as an immigrant settler artist walking in her nomad ancestors’ shoes, which took her to Treaty 6 territory, Amiswaciwâskahikan. Her long journey across the ocean from Tehran to New York and then Alberta continues to inform and form her creative profile. Andarzipour’s practice is mainly focused on visual arts with roots in her design background.
Kelly Andres (she/her) is a visual artist, public art curator, and designer whose work focuses on interactive projects for experiential and sensorial encounters. She is interested in creative and/or ecologically themed concepts for public space, rural places, locative tours, research-creation, design-experiments, and enhancing or augmenting art-based experiences.
the Alberta College of Art (now called the “Alberta University of the Arts”) in 1980, having majored in textile art.
Cindy was born and resided in Spruce Grove, Alberta until 2009, at which time she moved nearby to Stony Plain. She is a self-taught, professional artist, who was interested in art since childhood and in 1991 decided to pursue it as a full-time career.
Born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada in 1943, Lois Bauman takes the wild landscape around her and reinterprets it in dynamic impressionistic style. She applies brilliant colours using free yet reflective brush strokes as she “caresses” the work to completion. Her compelling and highly-collectible paintings of Canadian landscapes can be found throughout her home country and around the world, including Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, England, Wales and the United States.
Visual artist living in Medicine Hat, Alberta whose work has been exhibited since 1987. Born 1950 in Medicine Hat; raised in Ralston, Defence Research Establishment Suffield. Canadian by birth, I now hold dual Canadian/British Citizenship, and have lived in England, Germany, Iran and Saudi Arabia, plus various Canadian cities.