Lori McGee is a Vancouver, British Columbia, artist and has been painting since 1998
after attending Emily Carr School of Art. She is an active member of
the Federation of the Canadian Artists and has been with Artists In Our
Midst since 1998. She travels extensively and this experience is reflected in her work with the color
and mood of the places she has visited. Lori's work has two main foci. First an ongoing interest in paintings of flowers, gardens and house
interiors, and secondly in vivid mixed media abstract images drawn from the
landscapes of Australia and Canada with which she is familiar. She
paints in water color, acrylic and mixed media.
EXHIBITIONS
• Artists in Our Midst, Vancouver, 2006 - 2011
• Federation of Canadian Artists, Vancouver Chapter 2006 - 2011
• 2009 Landscape title: Mountain Village Blue
• 2009 Works on Paper title: Girlz I
• 2009 Watercolour title: Grandma's Birthday
• 2009 Abstract title: Hillside Village
• 2010 Mixed media title: Cache
• 2010 Human Figure title, Girlz II
• 2010 Mixed media, Mahjong
• 2011 Human Figure, Solitary Lady
• 2011 Abstract, Emergence
Juried Shows Kerrisdale Artists, Vancouver, 2007, 2009, 2011
Local Shows in Vancouver, British Columbia
• The Plaskett Gallery, New Westminster, 2000
• The Omega Gallery, Vancouver, 2001
• Cafe Madeleine, Vancouver, 2003
• Centenial Gallery, New Westminister, 2003
EXHIBITIONS
• Artists in Our Midst, Vancouver, 2006 - 2011
• Federation of Canadian Artists, Vancouver Chapter 2006 - 2011
• 2009 Landscape title: Mountain Village Blue
• 2009 Works on Paper title: Girlz I
• 2009 Watercolour title: Grandma's Birthday
• 2009 Abstract title: Hillside Village
• 2010 Mixed media title: Cache
• 2010 Human Figure title, Girlz II
• 2010 Mixed media, Mahjong
• 2011 Human Figure, Solitary Lady
• 2011 Abstract, Emergence
Juried Shows Kerrisdale Artists, Vancouver, 2007, 2009, 2011
Local Shows in Vancouver, British Columbia
• The Plaskett Gallery, New Westminster, 2000
• The Omega Gallery, Vancouver, 2001
• Cafe Madeleine, Vancouver, 2003
• Centenial Gallery, New Westminister, 2003