This is an amazing web site that shows mostly living Canadian artists of every medium as well as some highlighted great Canadian artists and collectors. You could spend a day going through the wealth of images and information here. Not just images and artists histories but also inspiring videos of artists such as the one by Linda Corbett of that sweet man, David Bolduc who passed away this year.
You can also do research on living artists and see their work done over a life time.

THIS IS A PROFESSIONAL PAGE ON FACEBOOK THAT ALLOWS ME TO SHARE NEWS AND IMAGES OF MY WORK .

Contact me if interested in photography or paintings. Know the title of the painting if you are interested or copy the photo and send it to me.
at susan@susancollacott.com

YOU CAN FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM TO BE CURRENT WITH MY ART WORK POSTS. I ALSO ADD THINGS THAT INTEREST ME, THAT I SURROUND MYSELF WITH AND THAT I LIKE. TELL ME WHAT YOU LIKE I AM INTERESTED IN KNOWING.

A Don't you just love this little horses curiosity. She must me imaginative. There are Albums of photos, FROM PLACES THAT I GO, mostly places of great beauty, also just places and things that caught my eye Being a visual person, capturing what I see is part of the process of my painting. not that I use photos in my work, I don't, but some how these experiences of seeing end up being filtered into an image in painting.

Delong Gallery is open for business online right now and will reopen its on the street gallery soon. Contact Blaise Delong for Susan's work shown on the Delong Gallery web site.

Presentation given to the Etobicoke Photography Club , Oct 29, 2012

Some of my work is on this link.
Saatchi gallery is a great supporter of painting and painters. It is based in London England and has created a lot of excitement over the years engaging a whole new generation of young art collectors.

The web site itself has a wealth of knowledge about international art exhibitions and galleries as well as a vast number of artist's works. There are opportunities for critiques or competitions. Public galleries or institutions and members of the public can contact artists on this site. It gives an artist an international platform.

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Sylvia A. Earle recieves Mystic Seaport’s America and the Sea Award
http://www.theday.com/article/20101021/USR04/101029928

The Burgess Shale located 2300 metres above sea level in the Canadian Rockies at Yoho National Park in British Columbia are fossils of the earliest mobile creatures that evolved in what would have been a Cambrian sea. My ‘new hybrids’ sprung from my exploration of fossils in that they are reminders of past creatures that had evolved long before and made me wonder what may evolve in the future in a world of diminished species. Check out the Burgess Shale. http://www.burgess-shale.bc.ca/discover-burgess-shale/summary-research

Lila Lewis Irvings art work: http://lilalewisirving.com/

Patricia Singers art. work: http://www.patriciasingerportfolio.blogspot.com

Tony is my main squeeze. He is also a very good photographer.

In the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Alberta you can see fantastic fossils of dinosaurs and large animals that used to roam in Canada. More than 350 species of extinct dinosaurs were found in that area alone. You can visit the digs to see for yourself. http://www.tyrrellmuseum.com/exhibits

The National Geographic site on protecting the ocean.

Sylvia Earle’s Wish“I wish you would use all means at your disposal — films! expeditions! the web! more! — to ignite public support for a global network of marine protected areas, hope spots large enough to save and restore the ocean, the blue heart of the planet.”

http://www.tedprize.org/sylvia-earle/
http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/kristina_gjerde_making_law_on_the_high_seas.html