recent works..
"Lifeline" (acrylic on 17' aluminum Grumman canoe)
by Karen Tamminga-Paton
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by Karen Tamminga-Paton
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#beloved (96x144, acrylic on birch panel with gold-leaf covered frame)
by Karen Tamminga-Paton
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by Karen Tamminga-Paton
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"Of Mystery and Matter"
by Karen Tamminga-Paton
(96X48, acrylic on birch panel) SOLD
"Incarnation"
By Karen Tamminga-Paton
(36X48, acrylic and gold leaf on birch panel) AVAILABLE $2100
By Karen Tamminga-Paton
(36X48, acrylic and gold leaf on birch panel) AVAILABLE $2100
"10,000 Graces"
By Karen Tamminga-Paton
(24x36, acrylic on birch panel) SOLD
By Karen Tamminga-Paton
(24x36, acrylic on birch panel) SOLD
"The Witness" (40x16, collaged land title maps, acrylic on birch board)
Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
"Al Muhabba" (Arabic for Beloved) (20x30, acrylic, coloured pencil, walnut ink on birch panel)
Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
"East Went Looking for West but Never Found Him" (1OX20, acrylic on canvas) SOLD
"The King's Horse" (24x48, acrylic and copper leaf on birch board) Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
"The Listener" (18x24, acrylic and copper leaf on canvas) Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
"From the Hearth" (36x24, acrylic on canvas) Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
This series of small works reflect a limited palette but rich with textures: medium transfers, heavy gels, moulding pastes, collaged papers and many layers. They are not full novels, but are, instead, my poetry.
VIRTUES Series.. Elderly people as virtues: Here are four completed pieces in a series of seven. The every-day-ness of these old folks are what make the virtues they represent accessible, enjoyable, enriching. Their presence in our communities is as essential and life-giving as the birth of a new baby.
"At the Take-Out" (24x48, acrylic and handmade papers on framed canvas) by Karen Tamminga-Paton $1750
"Pilgrimage In E Minor" (22x44, diptych; acrylic on canvas) By Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
`Thirsty`(40x30, acrylic, handmade paper, goldleaf on canvas) by Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
Boats in strange places...a new series exploring the sense of displacement, or adventure, the range of which we all experience from time to time in our lives. In our mobile, globally fluid times, we find ourselves on new landscapes and then must learn how to live in them. If we are fortunate, it's by choice - a challenge, new inspiration, a fresh start! But often it's not so... and then we are the boat navigating a grassy slope, utterly beyond what we feel equipped for. These small paintings explore resiliency - an uncanny and fascinating quality, and each of us has a measure of it.
"Arrow" (48x24, acrylic on canvas) Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
"Corvid, Eh" (16x11, acrylic and book page on birch panel) Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
"Lunch At Nel's" (10x10, acrylic on canvas) Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
Smart Owl Series
Below is a collection of paintings on ways of knowing - my way of pondering the conversations I've become immersed in lately because of Alberta Education's fascinating and courageous exploration into 21st Century learning. Each owl is perched atop its personal ripped-out page from the beloved antique bird book I've been painting on/with/in all summer (see below).
Below is a collection of paintings on ways of knowing - my way of pondering the conversations I've become immersed in lately because of Alberta Education's fascinating and courageous exploration into 21st Century learning. Each owl is perched atop its personal ripped-out page from the beloved antique bird book I've been painting on/with/in all summer (see below).
"Benediction" (18x12, acrylic and book page on birch panel) Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
"Dialogue With A Book: Bird Studies"
2014 by Karen Tamminga-Paton
(Part of the Crowsnest Public Art Gallery's juried summer show "Ephemeral", Crowsnest Pass, Alberta, Canada)
2014 by Karen Tamminga-Paton
(Part of the Crowsnest Public Art Gallery's juried summer show "Ephemeral", Crowsnest Pass, Alberta, Canada)
Click on the title "Dialogue.." for Artist's Statement.
"The Teacher" (28x30. mixed media on framed canvas) Karen Tamminga-Paton
AVAILABLE
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"Work In Progress is a collaborative painting in which I Have purposely left the process visible and now invite others to complete it. People in my community donated the thread, needles and thimbles. They added their touch. It was set up, horizontally like a quilt, for the summer at the art gallery in Rosebud for others to mess with. It was full of surprises by the end of the summer!
"Contend"
(72x36 acrylic, goldleaf on canvas) Karen Tamminga-Paton AVAILABLE
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"How I Saw It" (24x12 acrylic on hardboard)
Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
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"How She Saw It" (24x12, acrylic on hardboard)
...we both saw the same owl. My daughter was 5; i was much older. This is how we both interpreted what we saw that late night under the stars. SOLD
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"Who Has Seen The Wind" (24x36 acrylic and music transparencies on canvas) Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
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"Take Me Home" (24x36 acrylic and map transparencies on canvas) Karen Tamminga-Paton. SOLD
Right Where I Should Be (48x24 acrylic on canvas)
Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
We Create Legacy I (acrylic and charcoal on birch panel)
Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
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We Create Change II (acrylic on birch panel)
Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
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Hummingbird (8x8 acrylic and handmade paper on canvas) Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
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Updraft (8x8 mixed media on canvas) Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
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In Good Company (18x24 acrylic on canvas)
Karen Tamminga-Paton
AVAILABLE
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When The Waters Rise (30x30 acrylic on canvas)
Karen Tamminga-Paton SOLD
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