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Art Blog Kathryn Kaiser figurative artist — Kathryn Kaiser at Studio 204

Art Blog Author Kathryn Kaiser – Human & Figurative Artist

Art Blog is largely a visual journal of inspiring art, artists and creatives; people who inspire my life and my craft. There may a bit of politics thrown in. Nudge. Wink. This journal is my way of educating myself, sifting through the difficult issues, and visualizing a better world. See a bit more about Kathryn here.

Please never stop advocating for the disenfranchised and for the future generations of our world.

Thanks for stopping by. You may see more of my own art and my bio on my portfolio site Canadian Figurative Artist – Kathryn Kaiser. Visit our studio site for classes, workshops, events and shop products at Verity Blue Studio & Gallery.

Art Trees of Oro-Medonte

Category : Street Art

The Art Trees of Oro-Medonte project began as a journey into my family's past. Ancestral connections have recently led me to a deepening connection to the area in which I now find myself living. My love of street art was the icing on the proverbial cake.

Basics of Life Drawing

Category : Figurative Art, Instruction

An overview of the fundamentals of life drawing meant to clarify some of the technical terms and processes involved for newer students, and hopefully inspire others as well.

215 Children What Can We Do?

Category : Social Issues

In May 2021, a ground-penetrating radar survey ordered by the Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation uncovered the remains of 215 children. Some were as young as 3 years old. We are all grieving.

What Doug Ford Has Done in Ontario

Category : Government

This post is an expansion of a list that began on Facebook in 2019. It is an overview of what the Conservative Party under Doug Ford has done since the Ontario election in 2018.

Marc Chagall The Bible Love Mozart

Category : Painters, Craft

Marc Chagall was associated with several major artistic styles and created works in almost every artistic medium. He perceived his vision “not as the dream of one people, but of all humanity.”

Awesome GIFs

Category : Animation, Digital Work

Just a few of my favourite GIFs by some incredible creatives around the globe. Featuring George Redhawk, Micaël Reynaud and Nina Paley.

Ahmad Madoun Syrian Artist

Category : Painters, History

Ahmad Madoun was a renowned Syrian artist born in 1941 Palmyra. His creative approach calls to mind the brilliance of early modernist painter Marc Chagall. Like Chagall, Madoun combined symbolism with an accomplished sense of colour.

Chagall Theatre Works

Category : Theatre, Textiles

A visual journey into some of Chagall's unforgettable designs for the stage. Costumes, sets and backdrops for theatre and ballet. Designing for the theatre combined Chagall's love of mythology, drama, romance and music.

Chagall Installations Ceramics Textiles

Category : Craft, Stained Glass, Textiles

A visual guide to some of Chagall's three dimensional works. Included are installations, ceramics, textiles, stained glass, sculpture and mosaics.

Baya Mahieddine

Category : Women & Art, Painters

Baya Mahieddine was known simply as Baya. Her work until recently was defined by her relationships with the male artists in her life. The truth may well be closer the the fact that she influenced their work considerably.

Expansion Paige Bradley

Category : Women & Art, Sculpture

I suppose because my focus is figurative art in a more traditional sense, and because I feel the pull of the demands and expectations of the outside world on my work, one of my favourite sculptural pieces is "Expansion" by Paige Bradley.

Artist in Exile Moteaa Al-Hariri

Category : Women & Art, Painters

Moteaa Al Hariri is a Syrian artist. She is also a wife, a devoted mother, a teacher, an accomplished woman in everything she puts her hand to and, until recently, a Syrian refugee.

Heather Hansen Movement and Art

Category : Movement, Performance

Heather Hansen is a contemporary performance artist and dancer from New Orleans. Movement and Art. She combines these two arts in a way that the final product incorporates the uniqueness of each.