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Donny Clark

Donny Clark was born in 1957 in Vancouver, B.C. and has lived in Victoria since 1960. Donny joined the ArtWorks program in December 2006. Donny has demonstrated an interest in art for a very long time.

He loves to draw images of birds and had his first solo exhibition in October 2008. He uses a wide variety of media, including coloured pencil, permanent markers, watercolour and acrylic paint. Donny also enjoys drawing and painting landscapes and boats. He paints with great focus, enthusiasm and humour. Donny has blossomed as an artist in ArtWorks and his family expresses great pride in his work.

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2010
Recent Work, Emily Carr House
Open Studio Tour, Jennie Butchart Studio, Garth Homer Society
A Saanich Community Arts Celebration event

2009
ArtWorks Christmas Exhibition, Community Arts Council of Greater Victoria
Group Show, Carole James Constituency Office
Luminara Festival
Moss Street Paint-In, Art Gallery of Greater Victoria
The Pink Show, Karin Koerner Gallery
Cedar Hill Café Gallery
Victoria Developmental Health Office
Saanich Celebration of the Arts, Karin Koerner Gallery
Look 2009, The Bay Centre

2008
ArtWorks Christmas Exhibition, Community Arts Council of Greater Victoria
Group Show, Carole James Constituency Office
Moss Street Paint-In, Art Gallery of Greater Victoria
Saanich Celebration of the Arts, Cedar Hill Rec Centre
ArtWorks Group Show, Saanich Municipal Hall Exhibit

2007
Smallville, Garth Homer Society
Group Show, Carole James Constituency Office
Moss Street Paint-In
Group Show, Martin Batchelor Gallery
Spirit of the Land, Emily Carr House
Art on Roslyn, Victoria
Saanich Community Arts Awareness Week
SCAAW Artists Demonstration, Cedar HIll Recreation Centre
Hearts on Hollywood, Victoria

2006
Trees the Season, Community Arts Council of Greater Victoria