Scott Goudie – Labrador Remembered
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Upper Eagle River -
Torngats Remembered I -
Torngats Remembered II -
Torngats Remembered III -
Torngats Remembered IV -
Torngats Remembered V -
Torngats Remembered VI -
Torngats Remembered VII -
Adlatok Revisited I -
Adlatok Revisited II -
Adlatok Revisited III -
Adlatok Revisited IV -
Adlatok Revisited V -
Adlatok Revisited VI -
Upper Eagle River with Adlatok Revisited -
Torngats Remembered -
Adlatok Revisited
Christina Parker Gallery is proud to present Labrador Remembered, a series of new chalk pastels on black Arches paper by Scott Goudie.
The studio typically is a place of isolation, contemplation and creation. This has been a year of extremes. Over the upcoming months, Christina Parker Gallery will present a series of virtual online exhibitions featuring work from the studios of gallery artists created during a challenging time to be an artist. The first presentation is a compelling series of chalk pastels on black Arches paper by Scott Goudie.
“During the pandemic, I’ve tried to keep my sanity by staying productive in my studio. I found myself reflecting on the time I’ve spent in Labrador over the past decades. In this series of intimate pastels, I’ve concentrated on the Adlatok River and the Torngats with a small visit to the Eagle River.
The image I chose from the Adlatok is of an evening sky with a Cresent Moon and each study is physically the same but with different colours showing early evening to full nighttime.
The Torngats studies show different fjords and coastlines with different weather systems defining the light and colour of each image.
Lastly, I did a small study of the upper Eagle River with high water and afternoon light.”
The new works by Scott Goudie are available to view in the gallery upon request.
Gallery hours are Monday, 12-4, Tuesday – Friday, 11-5, Saturday, 12 -4. The gallery can be contacted by email or by phone.
We ask that guests observe social distancing protocols, and for groups of 6 or more to make appointments.
For information on pricing please download the visual catalogue here.
To download Scott Goudie’s CV please click here.