Larisa Sembaliuk Cheladyn is an accomplished Canadian artist. Her works are in private and corporate collections throughout North and South America, Australia, and Europe.
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"O Holy Light"
This is the time of
year when we gather together in celebration.
At Christmas a candle symbolizing
the Star of Bethlehem is lit and placed in a Kolach (Christmas Bread). Like the
star, a single candle can light our way. When many candles are lit,
darkness is removed and the warmth of the season glows in our
hearts.
“O
Holy Light” was commissioned by the Ukrainian Canadian Congress
and
was created by Larisa at Victoria School of the Arts
during their Artist in
Residence program
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Gift of Memories!
Looking for something special for
parents or grandparents -
Maybe they would like one of these
new images that bring back memories of days gone by.
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New Original
Watercolour Paintings!
Many new framed and matted original
paintings.
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Artist in Residence
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Larisa will be the
artist in Residence at
St. Mathew's School in Edmonton Jan 9 - 18,
2012
Anne Fitzgerald School in Edmonton, Jan 23 - 27, 2011
Larisa will
be working together with Metis writer David Bouchard introducing the students to
Aboriginal stories and symbolism. Larisa will help the students explore the
various motifs through the medium of
watercolour.
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"An Ensemble of
Colour"
How
the painting was created - An interview with Larisa CLICK HERE
"Creating An Ensemble of
Colour has been one of the most rewarding projects that I have
worked on to date. Featuring a glimpse of a magnificent wardrobe of Ukrainian
dance costumes that have been worn over the past 40 years, the finished piece is
over 16 feet wide and is the largest single image that I have ever produced.
" ~ Larisa
Large Pints are sold out
Now Available in a small size!
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