Grace Dam
Artist member since 2019
ProToronto, Ontario
Grace is a Canadian artist based in Toronto. Her works center on oil and acrylic but also other media, with the focus on humanity, social and environmental issues. The complexity of just being human. Interconnections between ourselves and with nature. Working from a long list of possibilities, some ideas were formed since her childhood, some during her time in finance and others from her travels. Her views are implied quietly. Grace holds a BFA degree (Ontario College of Art & Design University Toronto) and a Master's of Fine Art degree (Massachusetts College of Art & Design Boston, USA).
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Work
landscape series tribute to Canada
figurative, portraiture
still life, food
Other
You Are The Sweetest
- Grace Dam
- 36" x 36" x 1.5"
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Q+A
Favourite medium
Oil
When I'm not making art, I'm (a) ...
Motorcylist
Favourite artist(s) right now
Eric Fischl (USA) Mary Pratt (CN)
Describe the person your work appeals to in 3 words
Contemplative, sentimental, thoughtful
What do you listen to when you work?
Hiphop music!
Everyone should know about
What else? art!
Upcoming Exhibitions
2023-03-15
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2023
2022
2021
Press
2018
Education
2021
2018
Social
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