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Three to See: Skinamarink talk, AB Craft shows and Edmonton Poetry Fest - Vimarsana News

Three to See: Skinamarink talk, AB Craft shows and Edmonton Poetry Fest

Three to See Edmonton Events: Skinamarink talk, Alberta Craft receptions and Edmonton Poetry Fest

Landscape artist shrinks big skies to fit small show - Vimarsana News

Landscape artist shrinks big skies to fit small show

Fibre artist Deanne Underwood typically crafts mountain scenes and sweeping prairie landscapes. We join Underwood in her Edmonton studio to see how she creates her work, which is part of the free Minutiae exhibit at the feature gallery of the Alberta Craft Council.

Source: cbc.ca
Santa and sleigh rides: What to do in Edmonton this holiday season - Vimarsana News

Santa and sleigh rides: What to do in Edmonton this holiday season

Edmonton is fixing to light up for the holidays with sales, sleigh rides, visits from Santa and at least one brand new festival.

Edmonton Arts Prizes winners celebrated in new combined ceremony - Vimarsana News

Edmonton Arts Prizes winners celebrated in new combined ceremony

All four artists took home $15,000 each, a bump of $5,000 from last year’s awards.

N.W.T. artists 'disappointed' after alleged theft of 9 pieces from Alberta gallery - Vimarsana News

N.W.T. artists 'disappointed' after alleged theft of 9 pieces from Alberta gallery

Posted: Apr 19, 2021 9:07 AM CT | Last Updated: April 19 This carving, which was being sold for $3,200, was one of two John Sabouring carvings allegedly stolen from a gallery in Edmonton last week.(Alberta Craft Gallery) John Sabourin laboured over Wolf Stalking for about a week.  The roughly 30 pound stone carving needed to be envisioned, carved, shaped and meticulously sanded — with sandpaper as fine as 1,000 grit, the Dene artist explained.   And then, one night last week, the wolf and eight other works by N.W.T. artists were suddenly gone, allegedly stolen from the Alberta Craft Gal...

Source: cbc.ca