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Night of Artists Gallery
and The NOA Artwalk
29 Years of Art and Music
GALLERY EXHIBITS
WINTER WONDERLAND
Opens Jan 10th - 28th
HEART OF IT- Student teacher Exhibit Opens Jan 31- March 1
BIG ART
OPENS MARCH 13th- April 1
Looking for that large art piece that becomes the focus of your home or office for years to come? Come see BIG ART at the NOA Gallery in Bonnie Doon Centre Opening during the NOA Artwalk March 13-15 and running until March 27th.
Into the Wild- Tammy Taylor and Jane Galarneau Opens April 4th -29th
Joyce Boyer- Window Shopping Opens April 4th -29th
This show features a collections of old window brought back to life through art. With alcohol ink or resin on the back and acrylic painting on the front you will see a unique take of looking through a window.
Black & White - by Elana Opens May 2nd - June 3rd
Black versus white. The eternal opposites. The extremity of each, the contrast when placed side by side. Both of these hold strong positions culturally. Both can generate strong reactions. Each can be both soothing and shocking.
Join me as I explore the two ends of the spectrum through multimedia.
Join me as I explore the two ends of the spectrum through multimedia.
Harvest of Colour- Saeed Hojjati Opens May 2nd - June 3rd
Harvest of Colour
May 2- June 3,2026
Opening with Elana Goodfellow
Evening Reception May 2
Harvest of Colour presents a collection of paintings that are vibrant in colour, that capture the beauty of nature's landscape and that showcases the vitality of light.
Whispers of Magic- Catherine Mcmillan Opens June 6th - July 7th
The Art of Possibility - Edmonton Art Club Opens June 6th-July 7th
Step into a world where imagination knows no limits. The Edmonton Art Club proudly presents The Art of Possibility, an exhibition celebrating the boundless nature of creative expression. Presented in a unified 12×12 format, the show highlights how constraint can spark innovation, with each square canvas offering a unique interpretation of what becomes possible. This vibrant exhibition brings together community, creativity, and the spirit of exploration in one unforgettable event. Featuring original works by our talented members, the show invites viewers to discover new perspectives, challenge conventions, and embrace the transformative power of creativity. From bold experimentation to quiet reflection, each piece reveals what can emerge when artists dare to push beyond the expected.
The Backyard Stories- Claudette Pelletier-Hannah and Cathy Friesen Opens July 4th to July 29th
July 4th to July 29th
The Backyard Stories
Opening Saturday, July 4th, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
with Claudette Pelletier-Hannah and Cathy Friesen, opening with Lynn Lecorre
The Backyard Stories was born of a love of flowers and vegetation. The exhibition highlights private places and spaces, namely backyards. The yards have stories, as do their owners, illustrating the personalities and creativity of the gardeners who build them.
The diversity of the landscapes and the resulting paintings in the show demonstrate the need we all have to express ourselves in some way.
The Backyard Stories
Opening Saturday, July 4th, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
with Claudette Pelletier-Hannah and Cathy Friesen, opening with Lynn Lecorre
The Backyard Stories was born of a love of flowers and vegetation. The exhibition highlights private places and spaces, namely backyards. The yards have stories, as do their owners, illustrating the personalities and creativity of the gardeners who build them.
The diversity of the landscapes and the resulting paintings in the show demonstrate the need we all have to express ourselves in some way.
Alberta Bound - Lynn Lecorre Opens July 4th - July 29th
Alberta Bound
As a roving landscape painter, my artistic journey is deeply rooted in Alberta. Over decades, my career has taken me across this province. Alberta’s richly diverse landscapes inspired my artistic journey as I roamed from central Alberta to Jasper in the Rocky Mountains, north to High Level and Grande Prairie, then south to Red Deer. I have now come full circle back to my hometown in St. Albert. As for exploring all the other natural wonders of this province – I love a road trip!
In every local (or road trip), I have explored Alberta’s diverse landscapes through ‘plein air’ painting to capture the immediacy of light and atmosphere. Experiencing the wonders of hoodoos, coulees, rocky peaks, farmed fields, winding rivers, rugged forests and stormy skies, my goal is to capture the diversity of Alberta’s geological wonders that continually inspire me.
Often the landscape is the vehicle to document how the light enhances the colours of the land, as well as the richly formed shapes and textures. I strive to capture the relationship of colour and space through various compositions and formats while maintaining a painterly approach.
My work reveals a connection to place. The process starts with an ‘ah inspired’ setting; then finding and sketching the perfect composition of distant vista’s, big skies, impending weather, rhythmical trees or rich foreground textures. I immerse myself in the environment and start the preliminary painting to capture the light and forms before the sky shifts or the weather changes. The final evolution is often completed in the studio. This interplay of observation and interpretation continuously challenges and feeds my creative expression. My artistic practice is shaped by the land, viewed as a place of beauty, diversity and inspiration. Nature is my muse. Alberta is my territory
Lynn LeCorre, B.Ed
As a roving landscape painter, my artistic journey is deeply rooted in Alberta. Over decades, my career has taken me across this province. Alberta’s richly diverse landscapes inspired my artistic journey as I roamed from central Alberta to Jasper in the Rocky Mountains, north to High Level and Grande Prairie, then south to Red Deer. I have now come full circle back to my hometown in St. Albert. As for exploring all the other natural wonders of this province – I love a road trip!
In every local (or road trip), I have explored Alberta’s diverse landscapes through ‘plein air’ painting to capture the immediacy of light and atmosphere. Experiencing the wonders of hoodoos, coulees, rocky peaks, farmed fields, winding rivers, rugged forests and stormy skies, my goal is to capture the diversity of Alberta’s geological wonders that continually inspire me.
Often the landscape is the vehicle to document how the light enhances the colours of the land, as well as the richly formed shapes and textures. I strive to capture the relationship of colour and space through various compositions and formats while maintaining a painterly approach.
My work reveals a connection to place. The process starts with an ‘ah inspired’ setting; then finding and sketching the perfect composition of distant vista’s, big skies, impending weather, rhythmical trees or rich foreground textures. I immerse myself in the environment and start the preliminary painting to capture the light and forms before the sky shifts or the weather changes. The final evolution is often completed in the studio. This interplay of observation and interpretation continuously challenges and feeds my creative expression. My artistic practice is shaped by the land, viewed as a place of beauty, diversity and inspiration. Nature is my muse. Alberta is my territory
Lynn LeCorre, B.Ed
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