including large illustration of ‘Prairie Sundering’, see Invitation to The Nickle Arts Museum at the University of Calgary show below

The first show was at National Arts Centre, Ottawa (Yet unable to determine newsclipping source, author Zena Cherry wrote for the Globe and Mail)

The first show was at National Arts Centre, Ottawa (Yet unable to determine newsclipping source, author Zena Cherry wrote for the Globe and Mail)

Sharon was in the Humberston Edwards Gallery in West Vancouver and had a show of her Video Arcade Series

including illustration 'Good Guys, Bad Guys’ 14"x18", Mixed Media

Including illustration “Walk Don’t Run”

Painting in article "Young Canadian 1981" watercolour 22' x 30”

Including illustration of “Summer Haze”

Sharon and her Chinatown Series were featured in Landmark Magazine, paintings were shown in the Masters Gallery in Calgary

Painting in article "On the Corner of Centre Street Bridge" watercolour 22' x 30”

Painting in article "To Ponder a Purchase" watercolour 22' x 30”

In 1980, Sharon was elected to the The Canadian Society of Painters in Watercolour, and was in numerous shows

Sharon has had a number or pieces selected by the Alberta Art Foundation: "Summer Haze" 1976, "A Time of Festivity" 1982, and "Hitching Up Barney and Big Boy" 1991

See magazine article above, Back to the Farm, above

selected painting pasted in corner of letter

Selected work inserted in corner of letter

Sharon was selected twice to have her artwork be the Avon Canada national Christmas card

Notation of Congratulations on invitation from Janet Mitchell, CSPWC Life Member

In 1980 Sharon was selected to have a show at the The Nickle Arts Museum, University of Calgary which was reviewed in the Calgary Herald

see newsclipping above

Sharon had a piece selected for the Alberta Society of Artists show that toured Korea, Chibashi, Sapporo, and Japan

Invitation, ASA Show page highlighting Sharon's selected painting "Green Curtains Hang over Grey Ivy", watercolour and embossing

see newsclipping above

Sharon was selected to be part of a show "Calgary Corporations Collect Realism" which was reviewed in the Calgary Herald (see newsclipping above)

(selected painting pasted in to invitation)

Sharon was represented in the Masters Gallery in Calgary

Sharon was also represented in Gold Design Fine Arts (now the Wallace Galleries) in Calgary

Sharon had three shows at the Leighton Centre in Calgary, one in 1982, and a solo show in 1984, and another one in 1997

Sharon's show consisted of 6 different series in each showing area: Monuments and Pedestals - Living Room; A Visit to the Museum of Anthropology - Hallway; Tribute Series - Studio; Queen of Scrap - Gift and Gallery Area; The Best Dressed Cow Contest - Upstairs; Stray Notes - Atrium Green Room

Sharon had numerous shows at the Ferry Building Gallery in West Vancouver:

"Stanley Park" and "Bird Sanctuary" 1990, "Rock Poets and Prophets" 1992, "The Queen of Scrap" 1996, “Walk Don’t Walk” 2007

See newsclipping above

FERRY BUILDING GALLERY SCHEDULE OF EXHIBITIONS

Paintings of singers, songwriters, musicians-contemplative parallels between music, art, and life.

This show was highlighted on a half hour show on MuchMusic West, MTV which was shown nationally in Canada twice, and the series also had shows in Calgary and Medicine Hat, Alberta

Sharon put together a group show called The World Garden, shown at the CityScape Community Art Space, North Vancouver

see newsclipping above

Sharon had a show of her crow series in West Vancouver at the Silk Purse Gallery

See newsclipping above

Sharon participated in her final show which opened days after her death