Location: Canada
Kerry Milligan graduated from the University of Alberta, Canada with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, Visual Communications Design. Kerry has exhibited her work nationally and is collected internationally. Kerry's landscape paintings were selected for the Toronto Outdoor Art Fair exhibition celebrating 60 years of TOAF's past, present and future. Her paintings were also included in a group exhibition called "Colorscapes" at the St. Albert Profiles Public Gallery, Alberta. Kerry's paintings were included in group exhibitions at the Ottawa Galerie Annexe for their 2019-2023 collections and were also chosen for several juried exhibitions at the Federation of Canadian Artists Gallery, located in Vancouver and at the Quest Art Gallery in Midland, Ontario.
My landscape paintings are colourful compositions created intuitively by using bands of colours, curvy lines and organic forms dissolving into one another. Inspired by landforms of the southwestern terrain, open countryside farming fields, and the rolling hills in mountain range valleys.
Southwestern terrain and open countryside with vivid late summer golden colours, combining farming fields and the rolling hills together against the soft mountains in the distance.
After visiting Santa Fe and the surrounding areas, I was inspired by New Mexico's southwestern landscape with its unique colours and light against the blue sky.
“Country Road to Purple Mountain ”
Capturing the late day light, a road leading to the mountain of purple and blue hues. A dreamy memory of the colourful bands of reds and golden farmland fields in the valley.
A memory of a road or path rarely ventured into dreamy layers of colours leading to the mountains in the horizon.
“Borealis Above the Mountains”
Northern landscape, mountains lit up against the black starlit sky and northern lights.
“Colourscape Valley Farm”
“New Mexico Valley Path”
“Memory Lane”
“Summer Valley Road”
