New Landscape Paintings by Ralph Temple!
The Annual Small Paintings Show - Just in Time for the Holiday Season!
Saturday 25 November 2017
Tuesday 30 May 2017
Tuesday 16 May 2017
"Inuit Art for the Collector" Show, Plus New paintings by Dan Varnals and J. Thomas Hinton
INUIT ART FOR THE COLLECTOR from May to September 2017
Thomas Webster and his brother John have been buying, collecting and selling Inuit Art for 50 years. They have seen many sculptural styles and dealt with many artists through the years. Webster Galleries Inc. has spent the last year collecting all these wonderful sculptures, many of them from nationaly acclaimed artists. Today, as opposed to 30 years ago these artists are being purchased by collectors from all over the world and appreciated for what they truly are, a unique canadian art form. This exhibition will be open from May to September 2017 at our main gallery, 812, 11th Avenue SW, Calgary, Alberta.
View the full collection here: Inuit Art for the Collector CATALOGUE
Thomas Webster and his brother John have been buying, collecting and selling Inuit Art for 50 years. They have seen many sculptural styles and dealt with many artists through the years. Webster Galleries Inc. has spent the last year collecting all these wonderful sculptures, many of them from nationaly acclaimed artists. Today, as opposed to 30 years ago these artists are being purchased by collectors from all over the world and appreciated for what they truly are, a unique canadian art form. This exhibition will be open from May to September 2017 at our main gallery, 812, 11th Avenue SW, Calgary, Alberta.
View the full collection here: Inuit Art for the Collector CATALOGUE
Come visit, be inspired.
Webster Galleries Inc.
812 11 Avenue SW
Calgary, AB T2R0E5
Ph: 403.263.6500
www.webstergalleries.com
Hours: Tues-Wed 10-6, Thurs-Fri 10-8, Sat 10-6, Sun & Mon Closed
Webster Galleries Inc.
812 11 Avenue SW
Calgary, AB T2R0E5
Ph: 403.263.6500
www.webstergalleries.com
Hours: Tues-Wed 10-6, Thurs-Fri 10-8, Sat 10-6, Sun & Mon Closed
Tuesday 2 May 2017
Tuesday 25 April 2017
Tuesday 28 March 2017
Tuesday 7 March 2017
New Sculpture by Mark Totan, Plus paintings by Sheila Adams, Larry Rich, Real Fournier, Anita Skinner, and Jonathon Earl Bowser
Mark Totan was born November 11th, 1951 and originally from the small, Eastern Arctic community of Igloolik, Nunavut. Mark is a self taught artist who has been carving in a variety of stone and antler mediums since 1990. Each carving is original and depicts some feature of the lifestyle or history of his people.
Totan begins the carving process by roughing out a block of stone with a hammer, chisel and hand axe; he then uses files, rasps and sandpaper for finishing. The final touch consists of heating and rubbing the carving with wax or oil to accent the natural grain of the stone. His carvings are displayed and sold in various galleries throughout Canada and the American mid-west. In addition, his works form a part of numerous private and corporate collections throughout the world.
Totan begins the carving process by roughing out a block of stone with a hammer, chisel and hand axe; he then uses files, rasps and sandpaper for finishing. The final touch consists of heating and rubbing the carving with wax or oil to accent the natural grain of the stone. His carvings are displayed and sold in various galleries throughout Canada and the American mid-west. In addition, his works form a part of numerous private and corporate collections throughout the world.
Tuesday 14 February 2017
Wednesday 1 February 2017
The Alberta Landscape - Paintings by Regina Seib
Regina was born in a small village in East Germany, immigrating to Canada at age seven with her mother and grandmother. Her new life in Canada began in a Saskatchewan farming community. She explored her rural surroundings with a keen curiosity and wonder. Gradually, she explored the diversity of rugged landscapes of the western Canadian provinces.
Tuesday 31 January 2017
Just in: Landscape Paintings by Ron Parker
Born December 4th, 1942 in British Columbia where he still lives today, Ron Parker has been recognized as one of the top wildlife and landscape artists in North America. His original acrylic-gouache and oil paintings are avidly sought after, and limited edition prints of his work sell out rapidly.
Tuesday 24 January 2017
Tuesday 17 January 2017
Upcoming Event & New in the Gallery
Wednesday, March 8th 2017 at 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM at Webster Galleries
Celebrate the women in your life this International Women's Day and join us as we continue to recognise over 20 years of service supporting women and children leaving Domestic Violence.
Continuing the success of last years event, raising over $50,000 through your generous support, join us again for an evening of food, drink, music and art.
Call 403.270.7240 Ext 103, to discuss sponsorship opportunities, silent auction donations, table or ticket purchases.
www.brendastraffordsociety.org
Celebrate the women in your life this International Women's Day and join us as we continue to recognise over 20 years of service supporting women and children leaving Domestic Violence.
Continuing the success of last years event, raising over $50,000 through your generous support, join us again for an evening of food, drink, music and art.
Call 403.270.7240 Ext 103, to discuss sponsorship opportunities, silent auction donations, table or ticket purchases.
www.brendastraffordsociety.org
Tuesday 10 January 2017
New in the Gallery: Regina Seib, George Lesniewicz
Regina Seib was born in a small village in East Germany, immigrating to Canada at age seven with her mother and grandmother. Her new life in Canada began in a Saskatchewan farming community. She explored her rural surroundings with a keen curiosity and wonder, and then gradually, the diversity of rugged landscapes in the western Canadian provinces.
Regina is energized and pushes the boundaries of her multifaceted ability in her approach and portrayal of diverse subject matter. She has chosen to develop this diversity and embrace it as a unique gift and asset. She paints with remarkable energy, allowing the mood or subject to dictate her style, feeling each work deserves that kind of commitment, liberty and integrity. With this unique gift of diversity, she will surprise you! The vibrancy of her colours and bold brushwork, evident in her work, is indicative of the freedom she has in expressing herself.
Regina is pleased to have her works in private and corporate collections in Canada and Abroad.
Regina is energized and pushes the boundaries of her multifaceted ability in her approach and portrayal of diverse subject matter. She has chosen to develop this diversity and embrace it as a unique gift and asset. She paints with remarkable energy, allowing the mood or subject to dictate her style, feeling each work deserves that kind of commitment, liberty and integrity. With this unique gift of diversity, she will surprise you! The vibrancy of her colours and bold brushwork, evident in her work, is indicative of the freedom she has in expressing herself.
Regina is pleased to have her works in private and corporate collections in Canada and Abroad.
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