Catherine Perehudoff

Born in 1958 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

Education:

1984-85 Teacher Certification in Elementary Education, Post Degree Program, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta

1977-81 Bachelor of Arts Advanced, Art History Major, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

1976-77 Painting,Weaving,and Norwegian Folkart, Voss Folkeghogskule, Voss, Norway

Solo Exhibitions:

2004 Agnes Bugera Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta
1999 Voss Folkehogskule, Voss, Norway
1997 Atelier Gallery, Vancouver, British Columbia
1997 New Zones Gallery, Calgary, Alberta
1996 Assiniboia Gallery, Regina, Saskatchewan
1993 Assiniboia Gallery, Regina, Saskatchewan
1993 New Zones Gallery, Calgary, Alberta
1992 Grand Forks Art Gallery, Grand Forks, British Columbia
1991 Art Placement, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
1991 Klonaridis Inc., Toronto, Ontario
1991 Elca London Gallery, Montreal, Quebec
1990 Assiniboia Gallery, Regina, Saskatchewan
1990 Front Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta
1990 Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Banff, Alberta
1989 Centre D’Art, Baie St. Paul, Quebec
1988 Elca London Gallery, Montreal, Quebec
1988 Art Placement, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
1987 Assiniboia Gallery, Regina, Saskatchewan
1987 Klonaridis Inc., Toronto, Ontario
1986 Strathcona Place, Edmonton, Alberta
1985 Assiniboia Gallery, Regina, Saskatchewan
1984 Klonaridis Inc., Toronto, Ontario
1983 Martin Gerard Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta
1982 Art Placement, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
1981 Assiniboia Gallery, Regina, Saskatchewan
1979 Assiniboia Gallery, Regina, Saskatchewan

Two Person Exhibitions:

1996 Gruen Gallery, Chicago, Illinois
1988 Gilman/Gruen Gallery, Chicago, Illinois

Group Exhibitions:

2004 Art Placement, Fall Exhibition, New Work

2004 Kenderdine Gallery, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Sask."Climate Control",curated by Michael Bennett & Helen Marzolf

2004 Grand Forks Art Gallery, Grand Forks, B.C., Anniversary Exhibition

2003 Agnes Bugera Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta, Christmas Exhibition

2003 Art Placement, Saskatoon, Sask.

2003 Kenderdine Gallery, University of Saskatchewan,Saskatoon,Lodestar,RCA show, members as mentors

2002-3 McMichael Canadian Art Collection, Kleinburg, Ont.,

2002 Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon, Sask., Mackenzie Art Gallery, Regina, Sask. "Qu’Appelle, Tale of Two Valleys", co-curated by Dan Ring and Robert Stacy

2002 Assiniboia Gallery, Regina, Sask., 25th Anniversary Exhibition

2002 Art Placement, Saskatoon,Sask.

1999 Fine Art Building Gallery, Chicago, Illinois, The Alternative Cow Show

1998 Art Placement, Saskatoon, Sask.

1997 Mackenzie Art Gallery, Regina, Sask.,Treasured Moments, Memorial Exhibit for James Kurtz

1997 New Zones Gallery, Grand Opening, Calgary, Alberta

1995-96 West Kootenay National Exhibition Centre, Castlegar, B.C., April ‘95, The Grand Forks Art Gallery, Grand Forks, B.C., July’95, The Richmond Art Gallery, Richmond, B.C. , March ‘96, "Our Doukhobor Heritage", Contemporary Reflections

1995 Assiniboia Gallery, Regina, Sask.,Spring Brings

1995 New Zones Gallery, Calgary, Alberta, Artists in Bloom

1994 Kenderdine Gallery, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Recent Gifts to the University of Saskatchewan Art Collection

1994 Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Banff, Alberta, Reframing the Landscape: The Columbia Icefield Expedition

1994 Assiniboia Gallery, Regina

1994 New Zones Gallery, Calgary, Alberta, Emerging Landscape

1994 Gruen Gallery, Chicago, Illinois, Summer Show of International Art

1993 New Zones Gallery, Calgary, Alberta, Fresh Painting and Watercolours from Emma Lake

1993 Gruen Gallery, Chicago, Illinois, Winter Group Show

1992 New Zones Gallery, Calgary, Alberta, Western Canadian Landscapes

1992 New Zones Gallery, Calgary, Alberta, Inaugural Exhibition

1992 Front Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta, Still Life Exhibition

1992 Klonaridis Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Architectural Scale

1992 Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Banff, Alberta, Return to the Exceptional Pass

1990 Galerie de L’Ugam, Montreal, Quebec, L’Ete Libre de L’Art Contemporain

1990 Pratt & Whitney Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Montreal, Quebec Femmeuses 90, Expo Femmes Peintres, Research Centre

1990 Elca London Gallery, Montreal, Quebec

1990 Gilman/Gruen Gallery, Chicago, Illinois

1990 McMullen Gallery, University of Alberta Hospital, Edmonton, Alberta

1990 Klonaridis Inc., Toronto, Ontario

1989 Klonaridis Inc., Toronto, Ontario

1989 Edmonton Art Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta, Alberta Artists’ Drawings

1988 Leighton Centre, southwest of Calgary, Alberta

1988 Calgary Jewish Academy, Calgary, Alberta

1986 Klonaridis Inc., Toronto, Ontario

1986 Mashomack Fish and Game Preserve, Pine Plains, New York, Triangle Workshop Group Exhibition

1984 Art Placement, Saskatoon, Sask.,Watercolours

1982 Klonaridis Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Paperwork

1981 Francis Morrison Gallery, Saskatoon, Sask., Emma Lake Now

1980 Edmonton Art Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta, Emma Lake’79

1980 Shoestring Gallery, Saskatoon, Sask., Rural Saskatchewan

1980 Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon, Sask., Watercolour Painting in Saskatchewan

Video Production:

1995 “Write it on the Heart”, video documentary, collaboration with June Morgan.Personal stories of four Doukhobor women of different generations;produced to coinside with the 100th anniversary of the burning of arms in Russia. It was shown on B.BS. Sask, SCN, Doukhobor Film Festival in Castlegar, B.C., The West Kootenay National Exhibition Centre, The Grand Forks Art Gallery, The Richmond Art Gallery. Awards: First Time Producers’ Award, Best Sask. Documentary

Commissions:

1985-6 Department of Medicine, University of Alberta, Three portraits of retired doctors
1988 Via Rail: watercolor landscape of Sheep River, reproduced for via Rail trains
1989 Hudson River Cafe, New York City, watercolour landscapes of the Hudson River
1990 Royal Bank, Nassau, acrylic landscape of Charlevoix, Quebec

Prints from Watercolours:

1991 Spruce Meadows International Horse Jumping Competition/AGT
1992 Canadian National, Montreal

Emma Lake Workshops,Emma Lake, Saskatchewan:

Workshop Leaders:

2003 Karen Wilkin, Clay Ellis
1994 Janet Fish, Victor Cycansky
1993 Medrie Macfee, Lynn Donoghue
1991 Kenneth Noland, Nancy Tousley, Terry Fenton
1990 Mali Morris, Robert Kudielka, Dorothy Knowles, Willard Boepple
1989 Joseph Masheck,Sandra Paikowsky, Patterson Ewan
1988 Joseph Drapell, Douglas Haynes, Harold Feist, William Perehudoff
1987 Tim Hilton, Terry Atkinson
1984 Valentin Tatransky, Tim Scott
1983 Charles Millard, Larry Zox
1982 Stanley Boxer, James Wolf
1981 Darby Bannard, John Maclean
1980 Kenneth Moffet, Darrly Hughto
1979 Friedal Dzubas, John Elderfield

Other Workshops:

1986 Triangle Workshop, Pine Plains, New York, guests:Michael Fried, Lawrence Poons, Alan Reynolds
1988 Symposium of Art at Baie St. Paul, Quebec, guest:Lauriet Marois
1989,90,91,93 Leighton Centre Landscape Workshop, Alberta

Teaching:

2004-1996 University of Saskatchewan , Extension Division ,Saskatoon, Sask. Adult Art Education: Drawing and Painting

2001-2002 Art Smart Program, Dr. John G. Egnatoff School, Saskatoon, Sask.

1990-1993 Leisure Learning Services, Calgary Board of Education, Calgary, Alberta Adult Art Education: Drawing and Painting

1986 Capilano Elementary School, Edmonton Alberta, Grade 3/4, Grade 4/5

Ajudication:

2002,2001 Osac provincial art competitions and exhibits in Eatonia and Saskatoon

Public Collections:

Alberta Art Foundation
Alberta College of Art, Calgary, Alberta
Centre D’Art , Baie St. Paul, Quebec
Canadian Embassies, Tokyo, Buenos Aires
Civic Art Collection, Calgary, Alberta
Edmonton Art Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta
Edmonton Catholic School Board, Edmonton, Alberta
Edmonton Public School Board, Edmonton, Alberta
Institute of Pedagogy, Faculty of Art, Ostrava, Czechoslovakia
Kamloops Art Gallery, Kamloop, B.C.
Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon, Sask.
Northern Alberta Institute of Technology, Edmonton, Alberta
Richmond Art Gallery, Richmond, B.C.
Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa, Ontarion
Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Protocal Office for Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Council of Cultural Orientation
University of Aberta, Department of Medicine, Edmonton, Alberta
University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Sask.
Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Banff, Alberta

Federal Government Gifts:

Mrs. Laurent Fabius, Mrs. Andre Gromyko

Saskatchewan Government Gifts:

Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother
His Grace, the Most Reverend and Right Honourable, the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury

Corporate Collections:

Abitibi-Price
Alberta Government Telephones
Alcan Aluminum Ltd.
Air Canada
Amoco
American Express
Apple Canada Inc.
Art Vue Association
Bache Securities
Bell Canada Enterprises
Bralorne Resources
Brigdens Printers and Publishers
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Canadian National
Canadian Utilities Ltd., Edmonton, Alberta
Century Sales & Service Ltd.
Chapman Petroleum Engineering Ltd.
Chieftain Developments
Coca Cola
Consest Explorations
Council for Business and Arts
Dofasco Steel Groupe Equidee
Encor Inc.
Habluzel & Yung Design
Hudson River Cafe, New York City
Husky Oil Ltd.
I.I.M. Ltd.
I.M.C. Fertilizer Co., Illinois
Intercontinental Packers Ltd.
Kelsey, Melnir & Hendler
Kingsmill, Ross, McBride
Maclean Hunter Ltd.
Magnasonic Canada Inc.
Marathon I.B. M.
Mashomack Fish and Game Preserve, New York
McConnell Mountain Spring Vineyards
Northern Transportation Ltd.
Office Elan Art Services
The Office of Phillip George, New York City
Omex Corporation
Panevino Restaurants,New Jersey
Peat, Marwick, Thorne
Phil Goodman Inc.
Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan
Princeton Developments Ltd.
PrintWest Communications Ltd.
Prudential Reinsurance
Regina Gerneral Hospital
Robertson, Stromberg
Rodman Hall
Royal Bank- Geneva, Isle of Man,Nassau
R.B.M. Financial Group
Salomon Brothers
Sask. Health Care Association
Sask. Propert Management
Sask. Telecommunications
Sask. Wheat Pool
Stuart Olson Construction Ltd.
Texaco
TD/Canada Trust
Touche Ross International Ltd.
Trilon Financial Corporation
Trizec Corporation Ltd.
Via Rail
Vivande Restaurants, Baltimore Washington
Wacko Entertainment Corporation
Westbridge Computer Corporation
Westburne International Industries Ltd.
Xerox Canada Inc.

Bibliographical Information and Reproductions:

2004 Wilkin, Karen, “Northernness and Other Considerations: At the Museums and Elsewhere”, The Hudson 55 Review, Magazine of Literature and Arts, 55th Anniversary Year, c 2004 Hudson Review, Inc.Winter 2004, Number 4, Vol. LVI, p. 683

2003 Hobin, Kate, Campus of the Arts 2003 Summer Program, Emma Lake Kenderdine Campus, University of Sask.p.11

2003 Hobin, K., Matthews,K.,Community Arts Program, Extension Division, University of Saskatchewan, Issue 25, Winter/Spring 2003 cover image, “Spectacle of Horses”, acrylic/canvas 2001

2002 Stacey, R.,Ring,D., Herriot,T., Qu’Appelle Tales of Two Valleys, Mendel Art Gallery 2002,exhibition catalogue

1999 Prestegard, A. G., “Varmt Mote Med Laeremeisteren”,Hordaland, Saturday, Sept. 25, p.5

1999 “Kanadisk Kunst Pa Voss”, Bergens Tidende,Thursday, Sept.30

1998 Tarasoff, Koozma J., “Artists of Doukhobor Heritage”,Kabatoff, Jan, Spirit -Wrestlers’ Voices, pp.65-7,c LEGAS,published by LEGAS

1997 Kurtz, J.M., Treasured Moments, c James Kurtz Memorial Foundation Inc. Published by PrintWest Communications Ltd.

1995 Eaton, N., Weston, H., At Home In Canada, published by Penguin Books Canada Ltd.

1995 _______. “NEC to Celebrate the Role of Doukhobor Women”, Nelson Daily News,Friday, March 1995, p.17

1995 _______. “Exhibit Celebrate Women”,The Castlegar Sun,Wednesday, April 5, 1995, 4B

1994 Lipsett, Katherine, “Reframing the Landscape, The Columbia Icefield Expedition”, The Cairn, Autumn, 1993, Vol.XVIII, No. 1, p. 2

1994 Robertson, Sheila, “Diverse Exhibit Fits Purpose of the Kenderdine Gallery”, The Saskatoon Star Phoenix, June, 1994

1994 _______. “Icefield Exhibition Left Artists in Aweof the Landscape”, The Calgary Herald,Monday, June 20, 1994, D8

1993 Adams, Jeff, “Whyte Sponsors Art Trek”,Herald, Banff, July 30, 1993

1993 Andreef, Bow Valley This Week, Tuesday, August 3, 1993,p.8

1993 Laviolette, Mary Beth, “Catherine Perehudoff at New Zones Gallery of Contemporary Art”, Artichoke, Writing About the Visual Arts, Fall, 1993, Vol.5 ,No. 3, pp. 62-4

1993 Osler, Ted, “Local Landscape Inspires Calgary Artist”, Calgary Rural Times, Section 45, May 18, 1993

1993 Robertson, Sheila, “Second Generation artists at Emma”, The Saskatoon Star Phoenix, Saturday, July 31, Section C, p.5

1992,91 Fenton, Terry, Visiting Artists, Leighton Foundation

1990 _______. The Cairn, c Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Summer’90

1990 Beauchamp, Elizabeth, “Monotypes Show Effortless Grace”, The Edmonton Journal, Friday, Oct. 5, 1990, F8

1990 Duncan, Ann, “London Weathers Art’s Ups and Downs”, The Gazette Dec. 1, 1990

1990 _______. Les Femmeauses 90, c 1990 Research Centre, Pratt & Whitney Canada

1989 O”Brian, John, The Flat Side of Emma Lake, Gauthier, Denis, “Le 7e Symposium de Peinture de Baie-Saint Paul:C’est Parti”, Le Soleil

1988 Gravel, Claire, “A Baie-St. Paul, L’Art Contemporain Descend Dans L’Arene”, Le Devoir, Samedi, 13 Aout

1988 Leblond, Jean Claude, “A L’Est de Quebec”, Vie Des Arts, vol. XXXIII, No. 133, Dec. Hiver, p. 63

1988 Robertson, Sheila, “Catherine Perehudoff Opens Landscape Show”, The Saskatoon Star Phoenix, Sat., April 9, p.1

1988 _______. “Pays-Ages: Un Atelier a Ciel Ouvert”, La Press,August 4

1987 Sosnowski, V., “Visual Arts”, The Edmonton Journal,Sat., Sept. 19,Sec.E, p.1

1986 _______. Brigdens’ Collection of Art, c Brigdens Printer and Publishers pp.1,2

1986 Moffett, Kenworth,Moffett’s Art Letter, Vol.1, No. 7/8, Sept./Oct. 86 p.2

1985 Humphries, K., “Queen Mother Charms Regina”, The Saskatoon Star Phoenix, Wed., July 17, 1985, Section A,p.1

1984 Bell, K., “The Emma Lake Artists’ Workshop: Its Development and Importance”, The Green and White,University of Sask. Alumni Association Magazine, Fall 1984, p.10

1981 Burt, E.O., “Catherine Perehudoff: Artistic Maturity”, Arts West, vol. 6, No. 10, Nov. 1981, p.21

1981 Ball, D., “Parents Encourage Young Artist”, The Leader Post,Regina, Sask., Thursday, Nov. 19, Section C, p.1

1980 Christie, R.,Watercolour Painting in Saskatchewan, catalogue for exhibition, c 1980 Mendel Art Gallery,p.41

1980 Callahan, M., Emma Lake’79, catalogue for the exhibition, c Edmonton Art Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta

1980 _______. “People and Places”, The Saskatoon Star Phoenix, Sat., May 31, 1980, Section B, p.2

1979 _______. “Cathy Perehudoff”, Leader Post,Regina, Saturday, Oct.13, p.13

1979 Burke, “Four Artists Featured at Exhibitions”, Leader Post,Regina, Sat., Sept. 22, 1979 Section C

Films and Videos Featuring Paintings:

1990 Le Tableau Noir c National Film Board
1988 Symposium Jeune Peinture, “Pays-Ages”, c Centre D’Art, Baie Saint-Paul, Quebec

Directories:

Canadian Who’s Who, University of Toronto Press, c 1991...2004
Who’s Who in Alberta, The Historical Society of Alberta, c 1994