Study (Skagit Valley)
Study (Skagit Valley)

Claire Milbrath

Study (Skagit Valley), 2024Sign in to view price
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acrylic on canvasPangée
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Claire Milbrath
Artist
Claire Milbrath
B.1989, Canadian

Claire Milbrath (b.1989, based in Victoria, BC) is a self-taught artist working with painting, sewing, ceramics, and drawing. Adopting an artistic style reminiscent of the Naïve painters, Milbrath incorporates large swaths of lush colour and dense patterning to construct her compositional space, renewing the colouristic tradition with vignettes relating to obsession, emotions, and spiritual devotion.

Claire Milbrath: Artworks
Pangée
Gallery
Pangée
Montréal

Pangée (Montréal, QC), established in 2020, is a contemporary art gallery with a critical curatorial approach that embraces diverse expressions of art and materiality and encourages dialogue between practices. Pangée currently represents ten Canadian artists and interweaves international collaborations throughout its programming with emerging and mid-career artists. Pangée operates its gallery space and artist residency in a historic building, overlooking Mont-Royal Park. ...