Artist Patty Ampleford
Title Almost Home
Media oil on canvas
Dated 2023
Size 60 x 36 in. / 152.4 x 91.4 cm.

Notes
signed lower left; signed, titled and dated verso; unframed

Reference
Artist Statement: 'Almost home' was painted after an inspiring hike up, around and into the upper Margaret Falls. It has series of peak a views through the forest and into the gem of flowing water below that lends itself to painting. I endeavoured to capture the feeling of being amazed by creation revealed with luscious colour, and bold and strokes of paint to remind me of the comfort of our future home in heaven.

Provenance
generously donated by the artist; proceeds will be donated to the Art Gallery of Alberta [AGA] in Edmonton. These lots are being offered as part of their Art on the Block event that happened in June - the fundraiser featured the talent, resilience and impact of women and underrepresented artists. This year's theme, Empowered, raises vital funds to support the AGA and the arts community. For more information or to donate directly, visit youraga.ca
Estimate CAD$2,600-$5,200

Artist Dianne Bos
Title Tree Lake Minnewanka #1/15
Media chromogenic photographic print from pinhole negative
Dated 2012
Size 18 x 18 in. / 45.7 x 45.7 cm.
Frame Size 25 x 25 x 1.5 in.

Notes
bears artist's name, title, date and edition number on gallery label verso; framed with archival mat and plexiglass

Reference
Artist Statement: I’m fascinated by the history of photography and the science of light and how different devices change our perception of time and space. My work challenges the view of photography as a way to capture an instant in time. Viewers have said that my work evokes the memory-image that remains for them long after they have viewed a familiar location. I think this recognizes the importance I have always assigned to time, memory, and capturing the essence of the place, in my images of architectural icons and classic travelers’ destinations

Provenance
Newzones Gallery, Calgary, label verso; generously donated by the artist; proceeds will be donated to the Art Gallery of Alberta [AGA] in Edmonton. These lots are being offered as part of their Art on the Block event that happened in June - the fundraiser featured the talent, resilience and impact of women and underrepresented artists. This year's theme, Empowered, raises vital funds to support the AGA and the arts community. For more information or to donate directly, visit youraga.ca
Estimate CAD$1,125-$2,250

Artist Janieta Eyre
Title Lady Lazarus [Diptych] #3
Media photograph
Dated 2000
Size x in. / x cm.

Notes
bears artist's name, title and edition number on label verso; two photographs measuring [23.5 x 18.75 in.]; in frames measuring [36 x 30.75 in.] with archival mat

Reference
Exhibited at a solo exhibition in 2000 at the Diane Farris Gallery in Vancouver, British Columbia

Provenance
generously donated by Eiltje and Bohdan Holowaychuk; proceeds will be donated to the Art Gallery of Alberta [AGA] in Edmonton. These lots are being offered as part of their Art on the Block event that happened in June - the fundraiser featured the talent, resilience and impact of women and underrepresented artists. This year's theme, Empowered, raises vital funds to support the AGA and the arts community. For more information or to donate directly, visit youraga.ca
Estimate CAD$6,000-$12,000

Artist Daniele Lemieux
Title Jubilee on Red
Media oil on canvas
Dated 2008
Size 24 x 29.75 in. / 61 x 75.6 cm.
Frame Size 27.75 x 33.75 x 1.25 in.

Notes
signed lower right; titled verso; framed

Provenance
Galerie d'art Beauchamp, Quebec, label verso; generously donated by Leon and Vonnie Zupan; proceeds will be donated to the Art Gallery of Alberta [AGA] in Edmonton. These lots are being offered as part of their Art on the Block event that happened in June - the fundraiser featured the talent, resilience and impact of women and underrepresented artists. This year's theme, Empowered, raises vital funds to support the AGA and the arts community. For more information or to donate directly, visit youraga.ca
Estimate CAD$1,640-$3,280

Artist Kenneth Campbell Lochhead
Title Arboretum #11
Media conte crayon on paper
Dated 1978
Size 19.25 x 25.5 in. / 48.9 x 64.8 cm.
Frame Size 26 x 32 x 0.75 in.

Notes
signed and dated lower right; bears title on gallery label verso; framed

Provenance
Marlborough-Godard, Toronto, label verso; proceeds will be donated to the Art Gallery of Alberta [AGA] in Edmonton. These lots are being offered as part of their Art on the Block event that happened in June - the fundraiser featured the talent, resilience and impact of women and underrepresented artists. This year's theme, Empowered, raises vital funds to support the AGA and the arts community. For more information or to donate directly, visit youraga.ca
Estimate CAD$2,750-$5,500

Artist Lynn Malin
Title Winter Sky #4
Media oil, graphite and pastel on lexan
Dated 2012
Size 23.75 x 23.5 in. / 60.3 x 59.7 cm.
Frame Size 24.25 x 24.25 x 1 in.

Notes
unsigned; bears artist's name, title and date on label verso; framed

Reference
Artist Statement: From imaginary meridian lines to fencing our yards humans attempt to control and order their world. Over time, these scars and marks can appear as arbitrary as those found in nature. The result is a combination of abstract, imagined and real. The physical hieroglyphics of human occupation and development is represented as grids and the meandering chaos of marks imposed by natural changes creates these images. Influenced by the tradition of painting on site, observed landscapes are fused into new overviews of change. Incorporating mans encroachment into the natural environment speaks of a history that maps land use. The images highlight the determination of human occupation and development and the persistence of nature. All these works on Lexan are done as aerial views from the experience of hiking, flying in commercial planes as well as rides in smaller planes and even helicopters. Washes of paint are layered and intertwined with mixed media. Patterns found in the frottage of chain link fences, chicken wire, steel grates, meshes, grids and other recovered or found material further interrupt the painted passages. Lexan gives these images a translucent ethereal feel that relates to how light affects colour and form. These images may be viewed as individual they are adhered to acrylic and mounted 2 inches from the wall or in grids mounted 6 inches apart.

Provenance
Peter Robertson Gallery, Edmonton, label verso; generously donated by the artist; proceeds will be donated to the Art Gallery of Alberta [AGA] in Edmonton. These lots are being offered as part of their Art on the Block event that happened in June - the fundraiser featured the talent, resilience and impact of women and underrepresented artists. This year's theme, Empowered, raises vital funds to support the AGA and the arts community. For more information or to donate directly, visit youraga.ca
Estimate CAD$700-$1,400

Artist Gloria Mok
Title Radial Symmetry
Media collage on paper
Dated 2014
Size 20 x 15 in. / 50.8 x 38.1 cm.
Frame Size 29 x 23 x 1.25 in.

Notes
signed, titled and dated lower right; framed with archival mat

Reference
Gloria Mok's art practice is in the field of science and medicine which reflects her training and interest. Over the years she explored various topics and different media. 'Radial Symmetry' is from a folio titled 'Wonderland: Nature Reconfigured', where birds, animals and plants inhabit a baroque, fantastical landscape.

Provenance
generously donated by the artist; proceeds will be donated to the Art Gallery of Alberta [AGA] in Edmonton. These lots are being offered as part of their Art on the Block event that happened in June - the fundraiser featured the talent, resilience and impact of women and underrepresented artists. This year's theme, Empowered, raises vital funds to support the AGA and the arts community. For more information or to donate directly, visit youraga.ca
Estimate CAD$900-$1,800

Artist Ronald [Ron] Benjamin Moppett
Title Print #11/20
Media etching and pen on paper
Dated 1990
Size 8.5 x 8.5 in. / 21.6 x 21.6 cm.
Frame Size 30.25 x 19.25 x 1 in.

Notes
signed, titled, dated and numbered along bottom; framed with archival mat

Provenance
Paul Kuhn Fine Arts, Calgary, label verso; proceeds will be donated to the Art Gallery of Alberta [AGA] in Edmonton. These lots are being offered as part of their Art on the Block event that happened in June - the fundraiser featured the talent, resilience and impact of women and underrepresented artists. This year's theme, Empowered, raises vital funds to support the AGA and the arts community. For more information or to donate directly, visit youraga.ca
Estimate CAD$1,400-$2,800

Artist Toti Lewis
Title Enbridge Symphony Under the Sky
Media watercolour on paper
Dated 2002
Size 17 x 34.75 in. / 43.2 x 88.3 cm.
Frame Size 25.75 x 43.5 x 0 in.

Notes
signed and dated lower right; framed

Provenance
generously donated by Leon and Vonnie Zupan; proceeds will be donated to the Art Gallery of Alberta [AGA] in Edmonton. These lots are being offered as part of their Art on the Block event that happened in June - the fundraiser featured the talent, resilience and impact of women and underrepresented artists. This year's theme, Empowered, raises vital funds to support the AGA and the arts community. For more information or to donate directly, visit youraga.ca
Estimate CAD$1,200-$2,400

Artist Christine Wallewein
Title Buenos Notches
Media plaster, acrylic paint, cardboard 60 ml. golden acrylics paint tube boxes
Dated 2000 -25
Size 37.25 x 5.75 x 3 in. / 94.6 x 14.6 x 7.6 cm.

Notes
each block signed, titled and dated on bottom; each measuring approx [5 x 4.5 x 1.75 in.]; framed together

Reference
Artist Statement: This line of work is perhaps my most personally born(e). It started as an investigation into my abdominal surgeries. But it also became about having that natural ‘cleavage’ between my legs and everything it brought; that piece of personal property commonly referred to as a woman’s box. For materials: from the art supply store I worked at I collected 60 ml. plastic paint tube boxes and to fill them I chose plaster, which is a wonderfully firm yet soft ‘plastic’ medium that holds any marks made into its surface once set. And as I soon learned, it was almost ‘flesh-like’ to dig into. I used acrylic paints the boxes held to mark the passage of my [paint laden] finger tip, as I made often just one long stroke through each small box of freshly setting plaster; the trail of colour marking the movement of materials through each cut. I tried a number of different colours, starting with (Phthalo) blue, knowing It to be a strong blue that would show up well. But on mixing with the plaster, a series of boxes with the most soft and delicate markings arrived. Later on, some boxes given further adornments and others were left as they were 'innocently born', such as those 'blues'. Each of these boxes is unique to itself and carries its own journey, but in a group they carry a more powerful presence. I chose to show this particular series using Dioxazine Purple because the plaster filled cardboard tube boxes are simply 'steadier on their feet', as it goes. The previous set plaster boxes were easily removed from the form they were set in but the cardboard ones fused with the plaster poured inside. These are the last boxes created. The title ‘Buenos Notches’ was chosen to add further reflection on 'cultural norms'. Our struggle for bodily autonomy continues.

Provenance
generously donated by the artist; proceeds will be donated to the Art Gallery of Alberta [AGA] in Edmonton. These lots are being offered as part of their Art on the Block event that happened in June - the fundraiser featured the talent, resilience and impact of women and underrepresented artists. This year's theme, Empowered, raises vital funds to support the AGA and the arts community. For more information or to donate directly, visit youraga.ca
Estimate CAD$625-$1,250