Marion Harding - Canadian Artist


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Please browse through the site. Paypal is now an option for payment on this website in Gallery 2 and the Print Shop (major credit cards accepted). Paintings can also be purchased at Saatchi Saleroom Online.
 
The New 'Sacred Series' can be viewed in person and purchased through Hambleton Galleries in Kelowna, BC, Canada.
 
Have a look at the new 'Print Shop' following Gallery 5 to buy high quality prints of Marion's work.

Hambleton Galleries


Marion is a graduate of the University of Victoria, Canada and has been strongly influenced by the philosophy and works of Paul-Emile Borduas. The inescapable influence on her work however is music which she interprets into visual terms. Often using the actual musical scores as collage within the paintings themselves.

Her works convey a sensual synergy with sound transposed into physical reality. Marion has developed her very original concepts from extensive study and travel abroad and has been successfully part of a number of shows in Canada. Her works are in private collections in Italy, Germany, Korea, Ireland, England and notable collections throughout North America.
 
Marion uses many of the musical manuscripts that she collects in her works and is now broadening this technique to include the same collage process with  Medieval art.
 
Marion is currently working on a series of 24 paintings for exhibition in 2006 in memory of her late mother Anastasia entitled The Anastasia Hours.

Marion's work can now also be viewed online at the SAATCHI Gallery:

SAATCHI GALLERY

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Marion Harding

'My painting becomes more and more "transparent", perhaps? More crystalline, in any case. Let's hope it can tell us more about what none of us knows about ourselves.'
 
Paul-Emile Borduas and Les Automatistes