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combining cultural storytelling with innovative use of glass
Many children were orphaned
Captivating examples of modern
She uses Hot Press watercolour board and paper which floats the paint on the surface and enhances the texture of these subjects
AFTER THE BURN Size:40 X 60 in. combining cultural storytelling with innovativeTerry McCue (19452024) was an Ojibway artist from Curve Lake First Nation in Ontario and a self taught painter whose work reflects Indigenous perspectives on nature, spirituality, and the interconnectedness of all living things. Influenced by his cousin Arthur Schilling, he developed a vibrant symbolic style while also working as a freelance illustrator and facilitator for Indigenous substance abuse programs. His paintings are known for bold imagery
