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Teeny Art

A series called 'Teeny Art' - an ongoing project of tiny canvases. These painterly, narratives of whimsy are a nod to illustration, small stories and little things that are big.

'The Words Come At Night' and 'Up'

Kunamokst Mural Mosaic

Unveiling of Kunamokst during the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. Visit West Vancouver for more details.

Invitation to participate in the Kunamoskt Mural Mosaic - a huge collaboration of over 200 artists. Each artist received a 12 x 12 panel on which to paint a West Coast theme and each panel is part of the resulting mural image. The project will be permanently installed on Galiano Island but is being unveiled in Vancouver during the 2010 Winter Olympics. My panel was No.30 - a dark blue/purple so I created ' Whale Dreams'. Visit www.muralmosaic.com.

Art Gallery of Greater Victoria 'Small Works' Show Series

The Art Gallery of Greater Victoria has a Summer and Winter 'Small Works' show series where original art work is packed floor to ceiling and affordable. It is a great opportunity to collect or just peruse original art from both upcoming and established local artists. Prices are very reasonable as the work is limited in size. Well worth a visit and it's just a matter of dropping by over the course of the show.

'She Wore Them Everywhere' and 'New Red Shoes' sold within the first week so I suggest attending early. I personally picked up a gorgeous oil painting by Irma Soltonovich.

150 Significant BC Women Artists

Selected by The Community Arts Council of Greater Victoria as one of 150 significant BC women artists, past and present. A BC grant from the Assembly of BC Arts Council supported the creation of a new website. Visit www.bcwomenartists.ca

Boulevard Magazine

Boulevard Magazine - January/ February 2009

Full page image of the painting Me Ama, No Me Ama as part of an article about Main Street Gallery. The painting Bound was also featured.

Federation of Canadian Artists

Active Member

A juried membership of Canadian artists with links to their portfolio websites. Visit www.artists.ca

Published Photography

Published internationally through Art In Motion Fine Art Publishers - www.artinmotion.com
Prints available through retailers and online at www.art.com


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News

2007 Sep :: REVIEW

Out and About Magazine, Nashville, TN
by Nancy VanReece
A&E Writer
Posted 08/01/2007

White Dresses: New Paintings by Deb Garlick

II have had the joy of finding special surprises in galleries before. However, a few months ago I found a few treasures that just will not leave my mind. I relate to them in a way that is rare and I really need to find a way to get one on my own wall. Thanks to Estel Gallery, I now have my chance, and so do you. When was the last time you asked yourself, “May I have the next dance?” Estel Gallery is pleased to present a celebration of introspection, White Dresses: New Paintings by Deb Garlick from July 25 to August 25, 2007. The reception with the artist will be August 4, 2007, from 6pm to 9 p.m.

In our culture, white dresses represent innocence not tainted by the stains of life. Canadian artist Deb Garlick captures this purity in her paintings with sophisticated elegance and whimsy. In her work the color seems to emanate from the women and girls donning these dresses. Garlick explains, “I strive to achieve an understated complexity and a stillness that I hope creates enough momentum to make people stop.”

From grand moments in a wedding dress in "Big Deal" to the simple play of a cotton summer dress in “27,28,29…” Garlick invites viewers to take a peek and find the joy within.

Deb Garlick earned a B.A. in Visual Arts and Art History from the University of Victoria in Canada in 1995. Upon graduation, she lived in England for six years, where she worked as a voiceover artist for international radio and television broadcasts. In 2003, she returned both to Canada and to painting. She has been successfully exhibiting her artwork since, and she has developed a strong style that is diverse but always recognizable. She is also a professional photographer and continues to lend her voice to documentary narration. Garlick currently lives in Victoria, British Columbia. Her work is in private collections in Canada and the United States.

Estel Gallery opened in downtown Nashville in October 2006. The gallery strives to expose patrons and collectors to exceptional new and emerging contemporary artists, whose work is innovative, stimulating and moving. Located at 115 8th Ave. North, the gallery is open Tuesday through Friday from 11a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturday from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. Before or after hours appointments are welcome.

2007 Aug :: SOLO SHOW

estel gallery
Nashville, Tennessee
www.estelgallery.com

White Dresses
New paintings by Deb Garlick
Canadian artist Deb Garlick celebrates introspection with sophisticated elegance and whimsy in her latest work.

Artist Reception: August 4, 2007 6pm-9pm
Show runs: July 25-Aug. 25, 2007

Big Deal