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Featured Northern Alberta Artists

by Amanda Noullett, Generalist Representative


Northern Alberta is full of vibrant, talented artists. Here are a few you might want to explore and share with your students.


Amy Keller (Fort McMurray) 

This artist is new to me, but I love what I see. The metalwork is particularly mesmerizing. Visit the website for upcoming events.

 

Grant Berg (Grande Prairie) 

Grant Berg has a gallery that promotes as many as 50 different artists from the area along with his own work. Exhibits and events run all year. Visit the website for details. 

 


Suzanne Sandboe (Grande Prairie) 

My best friend introduced me to the work of this wonderful artist, who is a close family friend of theirs. Her art can be found at Grant Berg’s Gallery and is also showcased at the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge and the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel. Check her website and the gallery website for events.

 


Alex Janvier (formerly of Cold Lake) 

Alex Janvier passed away two years ago, but his contribution to the art community remains significant. His work continues to inspire teachers and students across the province.


Final Thoughts

This is only a small snapshot. If you are not sure what is happening in arts and culture in your area, start by contacting your local library or art center. Rural agricultural societies sometimes offer arts and craft initiatives as well. Filling your creative bucket can help you stay energized for your students.


Do you have an amazing artist in your Northern Alberta community? Email me, I’d love to learn about them.   

 
 
 

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