Ted Wallace is an artist and retired art teacher living on the east shore of Kootenay Lake, British Columbia, Canada. Ted studied art at University of Calgary and graduated with a B.Ed in 1972. Since then he has continued his art education at Belles Artes in San Miguel Mexico, at University of Victoria and at Emily Carr in Vancouver.
Ted teaches a series of workshops around BC and in Mexico.

For 25 years Ted taught high school art at Crawford Bay school. He taught part time; eventually one semester and then spent about 6 months each year working in his studio.

Artist statement:

I am fortunate to be in a phase of life where I paint almost every day. I get to spend my time painting my thoughts, my discoveries and my stories. This is a completely enriching experience where I intensely feel a full range of emotions. It is good work, with continual rewards of exhilaration and a feeling of being deeply human.

I draw and paint from visions and fascinations; often starting in meditation or dreams. When I draw and paint I feel I am tuning in to a story. I follow my fascinations; internal connections are made and ideas are explored.

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