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Artist Statement:
Born in Edmonton Alberta, I
am currently living in
Vancouver British Columbia. I
have a Fine Arts degree from
the University of Alberta
where I specialized in
painting and photography.
My abstract paintings are a
result of my fascination with
colour and light.
The process involves a
layering of colour upon colour
and often the removal of paint
to reveal layers of colour
underneath. I will usually
work on several canvasses at a
time so as to allow each
painting to have a fresh and
spontaneous quality.
www.StephanieJohnsonart.com...
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Artist Exhibitions:
FAB Gallery Graduation Exhibit
April 2000
"Full Frontal" Group
exhibition
Edmonton, Alberta
July 2000
"Whispers" Group Exhibition
Profiles Public Art Gallery
St. Albert, Alberta
November 6th to November 30th,
2002
Weekend Festival:
Night of Artists, Edmonton,
Canada, 2003
April 11th-13th, 2003 at the
Citadel
Fringe Gallery group
exhibition
Whyte ...
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Artist Galleries:
FAB Gallery
Graduation Exhibit
April, 2000
Profiles Public Art Gallery
November, 2003
St. Albert, Alberta
Destina Gallery
June, 2003
Edmonton, Alberta
Fringe Gallery
August, 2003
Edmonton, Alberta...
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Collections:
Coming Soon!
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Commissions:
Pre-Print Computer Company,
Edmonton, Alberta, CA (16
Paintings)
Whyte Oaks Dental Center,
Edmonton Alberta (2 large
paintings)
The Attic Bar and Lounge (10
Paintings)
Ann Vriend CD photography,
Edmonton, ALberta
Wendy Mcneill CD photography,
Edmonton, Alberta...
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Reviews for Stephanie Johnson:
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"Stephanie Johnson's image transfers utilize images from the worlds of cells and flowers, fragile things of great complexity. They sit on their shelves like faded photographs, containers of memory, mystery and nostalgia. Small and intimate, these precious objects are monuments to our impulse for collecting images."
-Curator Edward Van Vliet
"...Edmonton artist Stephanie Johnson presents seven small mixed media transfers with an organic edge. johnson's process involves collecting photographs from scientific journals, blowing up the images, making gel transfers to plexiglass and painting behind the images..."
-Anna Borowiecki, the Gazette
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