A little about Arlene...

Arlene (b. 1964) has spent most of her life living on, or near the farmyard she grew up on in southern Manitoba, Canada. She has always had a love for things art related, and creation of beautiful things.
Arlene began her journey in oils, switched to watercolor, then to acrylic, and dabbles in just about any medium she has access to. More recently her interest has been drifting into the field of “useable art”, with a clothing line and some repurposed furniture. Arlene has been creating and teaching fine art for over 20 years now, and has been heard to say that she has yet to meet a medium of artistic expression that she does not like. 

With commissioned pieces across Canada, in the USA, and few in Europe, and having won several awards at local juried art shows in the past, Arlene’s reputation in the fine art world continues to grow. In December of 2019 she had the opportunity to be part of a pop-up gallery in Portland, Oregon with the help of a very special cousin. 

Arlene Enns of Art with Arlene

Arlene’s expression in her art, as in her life is very honest and real. She does not hide her struggle with depression and has often found her art to be a welcome, healing therapy when she feels her grasp on the world slipping. Sharing creative time with others by teaching in class and online has become of equal importance to creating and selling her art. Her driving desire is to pass on the the things she wished she had known when she first started her artistic journey. Over the years she has accumulated many techniques and ideas from other artists and her own trial and error, which she loves to pass on to young and old alike who have a desire to explore and develop their own artistic gifts. Her motto is “affordable ORIGINAL art” because she believes that everyone should have access to beautiful works that speak to them and should not be limited to mainstream prints and mass produced art.

One of Arlenes favorite quotes is “Art doesn’t have to match the furniture…it should match your soul! As the eyes are the window to the soul, so art is the soul’s language.”

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