Paul Braid, A.O.C.A., A.S.A
(1920-1999) |
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2015 |
One Man Show. Landscapes at Fort Saskatchewan’s new City Hall Gallery. |
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2006 |
One Man Show, University of Alberta Extension Gallery, "The Early Years". A retrospective show dating from Paul's college days until his last works in 1999. |
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2004 |
One man show, Dow Centennial Centre Grand Opening, "From Fort to Fort, The Victoria Trail". |
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2003 |
One Man Show, Fort Saskatchewan Library, "Meadow of the Winds" Reflections of the Bighorn Backcountry.
Edmonton Art Gallery Travelling Exhibition Program (Alberta Foundation for the Arts) with twenty-two paintings on tour. |
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2002 |
One Man Show, Medicine Hat Gallery and Drumheller Public Library, "Southern Alberta Show". |
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2001 |
Retrospective Show, Fort Saskatchewan Museum. |
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2000 |
Work purchased by Alberta Foundation of the Arts. |
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1999 |
On December 3, 1999, Paul passed away. |
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1998-1999 |
Shows with Borealis group at:
- Art Beat Gallery in St. Albert.
- Generations Gallery in Stony Plain.
- Treasures Show in Edmonton Center.
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1996-1997 |
Shows at:
- One Man Show, Evergreen Gallery in Spruce Grove
- One Man Show, Oppertshauser Gallery in Stony Plain.
Work in: Art Rental Gallery, Edmonton and Triangle Gallery, Calgary |
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1994 |
Two person show with Kathy Braid at White Earth Gallery in Smoky Lake. |
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1992-1995 |
Group shows at:
- Evergreen Gallery in Spruce Grove
- University of Alberta ("The Works")
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1988-1991 |
Oil, acrylic and watercolor shows at the Gallery on Whyte in Edmonton. |
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1978-1988 |
Solo and group showings in: Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver,
Lethbridge, Camrose, Wainwright, Winnipeg, Niagra-on-the-Lake, Toronto, Ottawa
and St. Louis, Missouri.
Represented in touring shows in Alberta and in Kobi, Kyoto, and Tokyo, Japan.
Work appears in the permanent collections of cities in Wales, Holland, Denmark,
People's Republic of China and in many Canadian and American cities. |
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1971-1994 |
Teaching outdoor landscape workshops for the University of Alberta
plus drawing and painting workshops in communities all over the province. |
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1961 |
Started teaching for Faculty of Extension at the University of
Alberta. |
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1947-1953 |
Painted extensively throughout northern Ontario, Quebec, and the
New England states. |
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1947 |
Graduated from the Ontario College of Art, University of Toronto. |