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Birds and Bees

The art puzzle, Birds and Bees, is now available to order from the Calgary-based puzzle company, Stumpcraft. Information on Pam and the puzzle is available on Stumpcraft's web site. See Link: stumpcraft.com/pam-weber

Birds and Bees

Pam Weber - Birds and Bees

Birds and Bees

Birds and Bees

 

Previously

Calgary Guardian - "A Day in the Life" with Calgary-based visual artist, Pam Weber (Dec 28, 2022)

In the Neighborhood. Connie Geerts & Pam Weber. Bluerock Gallery

A Day in the Life with Calgary visual artist Pam Weber (Jan 28, 2019)
Click the photo, to view Calgary Guarduan profiles of Pam Weber.

Pam Weber - A Day in the Life of Artist - Calgary Guardian Article

The Calgary Project: A City Map in Verse and Visual (2014)

The anthology, featuring the work of more than 90 Calgary poets and visual artists.

 

 

Alberta Flood Rose Fundraiser

The Alberta Flood Rose Project invites all Calgary and area visual artists to create an original 4"x4" piece of wall art, depicting the provincial flower of Alberta, the wild rose. The finished pieces will be arranged in groups of 100, and framed as a larger piece. On public display in August, the framed art pieces will be up for auction at the end of August, 2013 with all proceeds to go to the Red Cross for flood relief.

Flood Rose Project

Above:  A Rose is a Rose, by Pam Weber, afca

The Naked Leaf

Naked Leaf

The Naked Leaf, located in the Kensington area of Calgary, specializes in organic, loose leaf teas and tea related gift ware. Artist Pam Weber has many of her works featured on the labels.

Commission for Mazankowski Heart Institute (2011)

Commission for Mazankowski Heart Institute (2011)

The Mazankowski Heart Institute in Edmonton, Alberta commissioned two works by Pam Weber for the Quiet Room.

Painting 65 Red Roses (2010)

Painting 65 Red Roses (2010)

On May 15th, the 65 Red Roses painting was unveiled and officially donated by the Federation of Canadian Artists to the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. This one of a kind art project was created by 65 of the most prestigious Canadian artists in honour of Eva Markvoort, an incredible young woman who passed away on March 27, 2010 after a life long battle with Cystic Fibrosis.

Measuring 5.5' x 10’, this stunning piece of art is comprised of 65 (8x10") renditions of a single red rose, all put together to form 65 Red Roses, a direct tribute to Eva. Each rendition is signed by the artist.

The name of the project, ‘65 Red Roses’, symbolizes Eva’s online nickname. "65 Roses" is often used as a pseudonym for Cystic Fibrosis. Small children don't understand or cannot pronounce "cystic fibrosis" so they call it "65 roses". 65_RedRoses was Eva's nickname for her blog. She added RED, because it was her favourite colour.

The permanent home for this work is the main lobby of the B.C. Children's Hospital.

Painting 65 Red Roses (2010)

Painting 65 Red Roses (2010)

Alberta Health Services Commission (2009/2010)

 

Alberta Health Services Commission (2009/2010)

Alberta Health Services commissioned Pam to produce 16 pieces for Level 2 Day Surgery for the Robins Pavilion Project, Royal Alexandra Hospital, Edmonton, Alberta.
Commission work accepted, contact for prices. See Commissions.