Mingling Waters by Jennifer Weber
About the Artwork
Medium: Oil
Original Size: 18×24
Print Size:
11″ x 17″ Poster ~ for a donation of $25 or more.
14″ × 18″ ~ for a donation of $100 or more.
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About the Artist
She didn’t pursue the arts in her formal education but ventured to the skies and was rewarded with her pilot’s license. Her working career ended in the mid 90’s with the start of a family.
A chance meeting with an artist in 2003 in her new town of Courtenay on Vancouver Island initiated a change and a future within the arts community. For three years, Jennifer actualized her dream of having commercial space for creating and showcasing her work by collaborating with 4 other professional artists to establish Art Alchemy, a studio/gallery in Courtenay, BC which still operates without her involvement.
Currently Jennifer works from a home studio in the town of Comox, BC.
Find out more
www.jenniferweber.ca
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