Each month the SHS features different artists. Come by to view this amazing work. A portion of all sales supports the work of the Steveston Historical Society. Alongside feature displays, there will also be postcards, art cards, and stickers available for purchase by Sarah Glen and Roxsane Tanner.

Scott Pleydell-Pearce

We are so excited to welcome back local watercolour artist Scott Pleydell-Pearce to the Pop Up art space in September.

Scott has been an artist all of his life, mainly working professionally in the world of animation. Scott’s self-taught watercolour style is best described as Bold, Energetic and Dynamic. He has the ability to draw and paint very accurately but also turn his hand to a looser approach as well. Embracing and enjoying the outdoors, Scott paints En Plein Air (in the open) as much as possible as nature is truly the greatest teacher.

IG: @scottpleydellpearce
www.scottyppart.com

Tanya Bone, OPA, SFCA

Tanya Bone is an accomplished local artist who has become highly recognized for her traditional style of still life realistic images that touch upon timeless and universal themes. Rural subject matter inspires her and often finds a place in her paintings. Tanya’s work has been exhibited and represented in art galleries in Canada and across the United States. Her work is in private collections throughout North America and in collections in England, France, Ireland, Germany and Australia.

Tanya is a Signature member of Oil Painters of America and Senior Signature member of the Federation of Canadian Artists.

www.tanyabone.com

Each month the SHS features different artists. Come by to view this amazing work. A portion of all sales supports the work of the Steveston Historical Society. Alongside feature displays by John Beatty and Anne Primeau, there will also be postcards, art cards, and stickers available for purchase by Sarah Glen and Roxsane Tanner.

John Beatty

We are thrilled to welcome back West Coast artist and Richmond resident John B. Beatty. John started his painting career in 1960 as has now completed over 1000 acrylic and oil paintings inspired primarily from life on the West Coast and while traveling.

John is an active member of the Men in Hats art group as well as the Richmond Artists Guild, participating in Plein Air and studio outings throughout the year.

Anne Primeau

In 1986, Anne Primeau bought a one-way ticket and moved from her home in Ontario to BC. Here, sure pursued a career in Critical Care Nursing followed by a number of successful years in the private sector. With the support of her husband, Anne embarked on a new journey of self-discovery that lead her back to her artistic passion. She is a member of the Federation of Canadian Artists, the Richmond Artist Guild and Men in Hats.

“Painting is an endless learning process that I find very fulfilling. The creative process of translating my vision onto a two-dimensional surface in order to evoke a sense of place and time brings me joy”.

IG @anneprimeau1

In partnership with the Steveston Historical Society, OnThisSpot has showcased a heritage walk through the village entitled, Treading Through Time. Visit their website directly, or view embedded in our website below:

This self-guided walking tour will take approximately 90 minutes to complete. Please take care when crossing busy streets. The tour is wheelchair-accessible, although some of the buildings listed may not be.

Each month the SHS features different artists. Come by to view this amazing work. A portion of all sales supports the work of the Steveston Historical Society.

Roxsane Tanner

Roxsane Tanner is a self-taught multi-media artist who lives in Steveston, BC. Roxsane works with a variety of platforms/mediums including original watercolour painting, metalsmith, working with silver, gold and copper.

While capturing photos of the sites of Steveston on her morning walks, Roxsane brings these photos to life in her original watercolour works. Whether you’re a local or visiting Steveston for the very first time you can truly see through Roxsane’s’ paintings how she has captured the iconic sites of Steveston’s unique personality and quaintness.

Instagram: @studioplace99

Betsy Randel

Betsy Randel is a local Steveston artist and writer who enjoy celebrating the simplicity and beauty of nature in watercolour. She paints florals and landscapes, many of local gardens and Steveston surroundings.

Betsy is primarily a self-taught artist but has a certificate in Fine Arts from Emily Carr University and has taken classes through the Riverside Arts Circle and Richmond Artist Guild. Originals, prints and greeting cards are available.

Website: BetsyRandel.com