Solo Show at the Leduc Public Library, January 2025
Paintings displayed in Past, Present and Future Art Show at the Leduc Arts Foundry, December 2024
Paintings displayed in Curiosity Art & Framing, Red Deer, Alberta, Ph: 1-403-885-6408 October 2024 to Present
Participation in the Kootenay (Ktunaxa*) Open Art Exhibition, Kimberley, BC, February 2023
Solo Show in with the Cranbrook Arts, BC, 1401 - 5th Street, N., March 2022
Paintings displayed at Ridge Side Art Gallery, Prince George, BC, November 2016 to July, 2018

Paintings displayed in the Circle Arts Gallery, Burns Lake, BC, 2011 to 2020

Paintings displayed in the N Gallery, Toronto, Ontario, August 2015 to August 2016

Paintings displayed at the Alicat Gallery, Bragg Creek, Alberta, August 2010 to October 2011

Paintings displayed by the Bel Art Gallery, North Vancouver, July 2008 to May 2011, in addition to a One-Man Show December, 2008

A painting on page 67 in the September 2007 Edition of the Pacific Yachting magazine

Paintings displayed at The Art & Soul Studio Gallery, 509, 1 Street, SW, High River, Alberta, March 2006 to September 2006

Paintings displayed at the Bel Art Gallery, 3053 Highland Boulevard, North Vancouver, B.C., December 2002 to June 2003

Paintings in The Lloyd Gallery, 598 Main Steet, Penticton, B.C., July 2002 to August 2003

Paintings in The Berozkina Gallery, 9 Lake Street, Kirkland, WA, July 2002 to September 2002

One-man show, The University of British Columbia Faculty Club, Vancouver, B.C., April 1994

One-man show, Van-City Credit Union, 898 West Pender St., Vancouver, B.C., November 1993

Paintings in The Glenmore Gallery, 105 - 1950 Harvey Avenue, Kelowna, B.C., 1991 to September 1993

One-man show, The Glenmore Gallery, 105 - 1950 Harvey Avenue, Kelowna, B.C., July to August 1993

A painting on the cover of Reader's Digest Magazine, August 1992 (English Version), July 1996 (French Version)

One-man show at The Engineers' Club, 640 West Pender St., Vancouver, June 1991. (The club is now closed.)

Paintings in a two-man show at The Art Emporium Gallery, 2928 Granville Street, Vancouver, September 1991

A watercolour painting in an auction for the Save the Howe Sound Society, The Harrington Gallery, Vancouver, February 1991

Paintings in a group show, The Marshall Gallery, 1636 Cedar Hill Cross Road, Victoria, B.C., December 1990

Paintings in a group show, The West End Gallery, 12308 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta, April 1990

Paintings in a group show, The Marshall Gallery, 1636 Cedar Hill Cross Road, Victoria, B.C., December 1989

Watercolour paintings in auctions to preserve the Gallery and Art Centre of Qualicum Beach, Qualicum Beach, B.C., August 1989 and August 1990

Paintings in a group show, The Art Emporium, 2928 Granville Street, Vancouver, May 1989

Paintings in The West End Gallery, 12308 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta, July 1989 to May 1991

Paintings in The Marshall Gallery, 1636 Cedar Hill Cross Road, Victoria, B.C., 1989 to November 1991

Paintings in The Art Emporium Gallery, 2928 Granville Street, Vancouver, April 1987 to April 1993

Paintings in The Danish Art Gallery, Vancouver, January 1984 to January 1987

Paintings in a Show of B.C. Artists, Robson Square Media Centre, Vancouver, B.C., January 1982

My family and I reside in the Camrose area of Alberta after having moved from Creston, BC, in 2023. I am excited to expand my inspiration from the mountains and lakes of British Columbia to Alberta with its powerful skies and endless prairie landscapes. I have been particularly captivated by the wilderness between the hamlet of Nordegg and the Rocky Mountains. Soon to be fully retiring from teaching I will be able to devote much more of time  to my passion of painting Western Canada.

Visual art has two equally important stages: the first is the creative process in developing a work of art; the second is the relationship between the art and the viewer. My greatest joy is in the former; I love to paint. I love the surprises, the discoveries, the very physical nature of paint. However, I appreciate a universally accepted goal of art, specifically to move people at an emotional level in recognition of that which inspires the artist. The strength of my acrylic paintings lies in an expressive wet-on-wet technique developed to celebrate the flow of nature through the use of broad, loose brushstrokes of vibrant colours and rich tones. For years I was known as a watercolourist. There was no turning back when I switched to acrylics.

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