Summit Fine Art

Summit Gallery headed by Emily Barnett finds a new home in Calgary for the last year and a half, after having a long incarnation in Banff.
According to Emily, Summit Fine Art is doing well here in Calgary and she is pleased to find a place across the street from the Skew Gallery in which she is also the director.
Last night’s reception presented the Canadian debut of six new paintings by Christine Kuper. Kuper has exhibited across North America in Museums and Public Galleries, such as MOCA Cleveland and Blanton Museum of Art in Austin TX, and in commercial galleries.
I found her work quite appealing, the gallery used lighting to highlight her work. It was very pleasing to look at, with rich pale colours reminiscent in style for me of Monet and the surrealistic styles of Van Gogh. Her work also a nostalgic feel and worked well with the clean wall spaces of The Summit.
Emily was very friendly and it was obvious that she has many years of experience in her field. Come and check out this show at The Summit.
Take the 11^th Avenue west instead of 10^th it is easier to get to.