The Anzac School Project

"Community Circle"

 mixed-media on canvas

The Community Circle is a 6 ft x6 ft puzzle art piece 

that consists of 64 individual pieces arranged to 

create one piece. This is a site-specific art piece 

which I designed as part of the Anzac School Project 
and worked collaboratively with youth and an assistant 
in the community of Anzac to make this piece.

Regional Recreation Corporation of Wood 

Buffalo partnered with Bill Woodward School in 

November 2014 in order to create this collaborative 

community themed artwork. 

Student artists in this project include the following: 

Brittney and Lane Mckenzie, Kirstie and Emily 

Abraham, Kennedi Pratt, Benjamin Thompson, 

Jerelyn and Jerome Seguin,Yvette and Javeleigh Seguin, 

Donny Janvier, and Connor Czibere. 

This piece is on display in the main concourse at the 

Recreation Centre in Anzac, Alberta.

Meditations: The Art of Dr. Steven Aung & Lucie Bause

http://www.friendsofuah.org/mcmullen-gallery-shows/

Exhibition at McMullen Gallery in Edmonton

InTer-CoNNecTion Series: III

New Artworks by Lucie Bause

Opening Reception:

Thursday, May 14 7:00-9:00PM

Hope to see you there!

Art Gallery Exhibition:

 May 10-June 28/2015 Mc Mullen Gallery

I have been working with the circle as a symbol over the past three years. 

The idea began during an amazing expedition to Greenland and the Canadian Arctic in 2011, and has been an ongoing process of discovery, research and travel since, including three series of artworks, a cultural experience in the Sacred Valley of the Incas in Peru in 2012, and two art exhibitions.

I use the circle as a shape to explore and to celebrate, as it is so simple and yet so profound, embedded in cultures internationally. My circle paintings juxtapose random and geometric patterns, observing the co-existence of predictable and unpredictable relationships. They also observe the interconnected relationship between the individual and the whole.

I invite you to view and experience the paintings at a close distance in order to further explore some of these detailed relationships. 

I find the circle imagery positive and uplifting, as we can all find a way of relating to this universal shape and symbol. I have enjoyed the meditative practice of making the paintings, focusing on color, shape and pattern and allowing the creative process to guide me. 

I hope you enjoy viewing them.

Mc Mullen Gallery

   8440 – 112 Street Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2B7

                                         http://www.friendsofuah.org/mcmullen-gallery-shows 

 Purity 24x24 Acrylic on Canvas

Renewal 24x24 Acrylic on Canvas

Radiance I 30x30 Acrylic on Canvas

Radiance II 30x30 Acrylic on Canvas

Celestial Glow 24x24 Acrylic on Canvas

Solar Glow 24x24 Acrylic on Canvas

Center 12x12 Acrylic on Canvas 2014

Nurture 12x12 Acrylic on Canvas 2014