St. Albert Painters Guild


MEMBER PROFILE

Claudette Pelletier-Hannah

 

Member profile details

First name
Claudette
Last name
Pelletier-Hannah
 

Personal information

Personal photo
Painting Media
  • Acrylic
  • Mixed Media
  • Collage
Paintings 1 -
Title 1 -
Lost in the Meadow
Painting 2 -
Title 2 -
Rest in Green Meadows
Painting 3 -
Title 3 -
Sunflower Tangle
Painting 4 -
Title 4 -
Delilah
Painting 5 -
Title 5 -
Leaning in the Right Direction
 

Web Links

Upcoming Shows
Night of Artists
Art in the Open, St. Albert
Current Gallery Representation
NOA Gallery
Studio City
Edmonton
 

Studio Information

Studio Name
Wholly Hannah! Paintings
Studio Phone
7806908313
Studio Address 1
18011 82 Avenue
Studio Province
AB
Studio Country
Canada
Studio Postal Code
T5T 0R2
 

Experience

Artist Biography
Growing up in Saskatchewan primed Claudette Pelletier-Hannah to appreciate the prairies, big skies, sloughs and ditches that she observed driving back and forth from Edmonton. It was an education in graphic design that brought her here. Many years employed as a designer taught her a lot about composition and serving the client, but she never felt like a real artist until she learned to paint to satisfy herself, starting in 2013. Her first teacher, Sharon Moore Foster, encouraged boldness in mark-making and overall approach, which she embodies today.
Moore-Foster, encouraged Pelletier-Hannah to exhibit at VASA very early into her learning and has since exhibited at: Foursome First (a four women show at Rio Terrace Community League), Whyte Avenue Artwalk, Strathearn Artwalk, and Connections (a ten women show at Art Society of Strathcona County) and Night of Artists in St. Albert.
Claudette Pelletier-Hannah has also painted with Izabella Orzelski Konikowski, attended Red Deer College Series Summer Art School with David Shkolny, St. Albert Painters Guild workshops with: Sharon Moore Foster, Karen Bishop, Justina Smith and Samantha Williams-Chapelsky.
Artist Statement
In Claudette Pelletier-Hannah’s work you will see many layers of mark making, creating movement in an impressionistic style. Her work is typically expressive with liberal use of color. Claudette is influenced by a number of factors, including: travel, other artists, teachers and her first career as a graphic designer. She works from her own photographs, which might be taken from a moving car. Drawn to anything that grows, she creates strong compositions, painting landscapes, florals and some abstracts.
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