Yesterday I had the great opportunity to attend a workshop in Waterton about my favourite artist Annora Brown. I first learned about Annora a couple of years ago when I was helping make an exhibit of her at the Fort. I soon bought her two books and obsess over her paitings.

Annora was born and raised, and lived most of her life in Fort Macleod and was the daughter of a NWMP officer. It's not just her art that I feel a kinship to, but her life story and her love for the Alberta South-West, and finding beauty in it that others seem to hate (wind haha). I also tend to like her earlier bright colours vs the more earthy works she did in the 60s/70s. But that's just me.

(I wish i could find a better quality image of this painting, it's not really showing the vibrate and clear colours it actually has :/ )
Joyce Sasse has spearheaded www.annorabrown.ca in an effort to preserve and bring awareness to Annora's life and work. I thought I would share a radio play that Joyce and others have put together, and just uploaded last night!
Natalie
2018-06-19 16:38:54 +0000 UTCTealin
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