Artist
Backstory – I grew up with a dad who was a Fisherman. He would come home from his trips with a cooler full of sparkling trout. I was mesmerized by the beautify of their iridescent colours and spots, the cherry stripe running down the side of the rainbow trout. He would prepare them and fry them with butter in a wrought iron pan. As I grew up, I learned more about these iconic Canadian fish and started to use them frequently in my artwork. As a symbol, they represent hope, love and community.
Artist Bio: Lisa Kimberly Glickman
Lisa Kimberly Glickman is a Visual Artist specializing in lushly coloured figurative work who employs a palette of jewel tones to create imagined possibilities. She has been mark-making since she could hold an implement. She generally works from a
combination of life, memory and photographs that she has taken herself. Her work can be found in private collections in both the U.S. and in Canada. She exhibits her work professionally and has taught art for many years in Montreal-area schools.
