Connie Chaplin
In May 2018 Connie reopened Hansen-Ross House after completing major renovations. She manages the gallery while working on natural dyes, Eco dyeing on fabrics and leather as well as pottery.
Artists
Sharron Labatt
Sharron has had numerous solo and group shows and her work is in corporate and private collections. Having lived on a lake for many years, her current work explores the light reflecting off water. Her Reflections Series is part abstract and realistic and includes iconic Canadian images of the canoe and shore birds. The Destiny Series is an ongoing body of work exploring female identity at various stages and moments in life. Wintering; Prairie Style includes a “coat” made from an aerial view of the Qu’Appelle Valley taken through the window of her last pre-Covid flight.
Suzannah T Raven Harht
I have always been drawn to the creative process which has been a driving force throughout my life; frankly it the the one thing that sustains me and nourishes my soul each day. My creations are drawn from my passions: beauty of nature from the west coast to the Prairies, Birds (especially the Ravens - which are my totem animal) spirituality, travel, quotes,and all the small things that touch and seduce my soul. I love working and expressing myself with metals - silver, copper and brass and adorning my pieces with gemstones. I aspire to make wearable jewelry that is unique and distinct for the Art of Adornment. Suzannah was born and raised in Regina, Saskatchewan.
Doug Lingelbach
Doug Lingelbach was an artist in residence at the Hansen-Ross House from June to September 2020. Doug is a chain saw carver from the Saskatoon area.
Christopher “Day One” Lightening
Christopher Lightening signs his art as “Day One.” He describes his style as Neo-Aboriginal. Christopher is self taught and has been painting since 2010
