Chantal Nicolet
Chantal Nicolet
Artist and School Teacher
chantalnicolet@hotmail.com
Chantal Nicolet
Chantal Nicolet is an entirely self taught artist. Her creativity springs from a childhood in Northern Alberta. Chantal’s love of diversity was cradled in Falher, a beacon of French culture in the midst of the peace country.
The recurrent theme of her work has been children of the world and the joy of wonderment that unites them.
“At five years of age, I attended my preschool graduation. I stepped up to the podium and announced to the world (classmates and parents) that I would be an artist when I grew up. As grown-ups often do… I lost sight of that dream for a while. One day, without a plan in sight, I went back to the age of innocence and became and artist once again.”
As an avid humanitarian, Chantal’s art work has consistently helped raise awareness and funds for individuals in need both locally and internationally. Travel adventures have inspired many of Chantal’s paintings. She now lives in Lunenburg Nova Scotia with her husband Nigel and son Sébastien.
“As I walk along, I see beautiful things all around me. Some of them are there, some I have imagined. With hands and brushes tubes of paint become moments, captured in time. May the paintings tell a different story to each admirer.”
Chantal Nicolet
Recent Exhibitions
Humanican Art Show - Garrison Woods - May 2009
Bridges of Elbow Valley – Ruth’s Chris Calgary – March 2009
And Pretty Things – She Apparel – March 2009
The O Gallery – Garrison Woods – January 2009
1111 One Fest - 225 - 58 Ave SE – January 2009
Art Market – Telus Convention Center – November 2008
The Seasons – Falher – October 2008
Unseen Art – Art Point Gallery – August 2008
Colours for Change – Garrison Woods – May 2008
Bridges of Elbow Valley – Ruth’s Chris Calgary – March 2009
And Pretty Things – She Apparel – March 2009
The O Gallery – Garrison Woods – January 2009
1111 One Fest - 225 - 58 Ave SE – January 2009
Art Market – Telus Convention Center – November 2008
The Seasons – Falher – October 2008
Unseen Art – Art Point Gallery – August 2008
Colours for Change – Garrison Woods – May 2008