Artist Information:
Patrice Stephens-Bourgeault
Scarborough,
Canada
Member Since: Feb 2009

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Artist Statement:
Patrice's first introduction to painting occured in France, where she lived for three years during her mid teens. The Impressionist painters and the areas they painted influenced her greatly. Then in her early twenties, a few years in a small High Eastern Arctic settlement brought her attention to the interaction of people with their environment. These two influences of France and the High Arctic made her realize that anthropology could be expressed through painting.
Her career in painting is supported by an Honours B.A. from the University of Toronto, specializing in Canadian anthropology with a minor in studio arts; and also a four year special arts program from Central Technical School, Toronto. During university she was the President of the Anthropology Students' Union at U of T. Patrice was also given the Innis College medal from Innis College of the University of Toronto for scholastic achievement and cultural participation. She has continued to contribute to the community by being a night school and supply teacher for figure drawing, still life and portraiture and volunteering at community activites.
Patrice's versatility in medium and subject matter is shown in her landscapes, still life and portraits done in French pastels ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
(2007-2008) Brownstone Bistro Restaurant
(2007, Mar.) Visual Arts Gallery at MissionFest Toronto
(2006, Sep.) Scarborough Arts Council "Open Doors"
(2006, Mar.) Visual Arts Gallery at MissionFest Toronto
(2005, Nov.) Solo Art Exhibition at Tydale College
(2005, Sep.) Scarborough Arts Council "Open Doors"
(2005, Mar.) Visual Arts Gallery at MissionFest...
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Patrice Stephens-Bourgeault's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Patrice Stephens-Bourgeault's Portfolio. Patrice's first introduction to painting occured in France, where she lived for three years during her mid teens. The Impressionist painters and the areas they painted influenced her greatly. Then in her early twenties, a few years in a small High Eastern Arctic settlement brought her attention to the interaction of people with their environment. These two influences of France and the High Arctic made her realize that anthropology could be expressed through painting.
Her career in painting is supported by an Honours B.A. from the University of Toronto, specializing in Canadian anthropology with a minor in studio arts; and also a four year special arts program from Central Technical School, Toronto. During university she was the President of the Anthropology Students' Union at U of T. Patrice was also given the Innis College medal from Innis College of the University of Toronto for scholastic achievement and cultural participation. She has continued to contribute to the community by being a night school and supply teacher for figure drawing, still life and portraiture and volunteering at community activites.
Patrice's versatility in medium and subject matter is shown in her landscapes, still life and portraits done in French pastels ... |
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