Ken Dalgarno

Recession Acrylic on canvas 45.3 x 60.2 Inches  $ 4375

Pioneer Acrylic on canvas 48.5 x 60 Inches  $ 4500

Broken Acrylic on canvas 36.2 x 52.4 Inches  SOLD

Deference Acrylic on canvas 36.2 x 52.4 Inches  SOLD

Road Kill Acrylic on canvas 36.2 x 52.4 Inches  $ 3000

Subsidy Acrylic on canvas 36.2 x 52.4 Inches  SOLD

Teare Farm Acrylic on canvas 36.2 x 52.4 Inches  SOLD

Abandoned Acrylic on canvas 36.2 x 52.4 Inches  $ 3000

Grain Elevator Acrylic on canvas 36.2 x 52.4 Inches  $ 3000

Rural Cemetary Acrylic on canvas 36.2 x 52.4 Inches  $ 3000

The White Store Acrylic on canvas 36.2 x 52.4 Inches  $ 3000

Unhinged II Acrylic on canvas 36.2 x 52.4 Inches  $ 3000

The Seeder Acrylic on canvas 36 x 52 Inches  $ 3655 (includes frame)

Crippled Acrylic on canvas 35.8 x 48 Inches  SOLD

Submersion Acrylic on canvas 35.8 x 48 Inches  SOLD

Will of the Wind Acrylic on canvas 35.8 x 48 Inches  $ 2750

Stripped Acrylic on canvas 29.1 x 42.1 Inches  $ 1975

Last Harvest Acrylic on canvas 27.5 x 35.5 Inches  SOLD

Flowers Exploding Acrylic on canvas 42 x 32 Inches  $ 2725 (includes frame)

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Ken Dalgarno is a Canadian artist from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. He is a self taught visual artist with a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from the University of Saskatchewan (1986). He has also studied at the University of Regina.

Ken is an avid member of the arts scene in Saskatchewan and involved with such groups as; Arts in Motion, the Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery and the Canadian Artists Representation (CARFAC). He has taught art classes at the MJMAG and was one of the founding members of the Bridge Artist’s Co-op in Regina and Gallery 53 in Moose Jaw.

Ken Dalgarno has exhibited in numerous group and solo shows across Western Canada and North Dakota. His paintings are in private and public collections across Canada, South Africa and Italy. Dalgarno is the provincial winner of the 2007 Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils (OSAC) "Showcase of the Arts". His "Sculpted Landscapes" series will be featured in a solo tour across Saskatchewan in 2008 and 2009. He was also awarded the Arts Saskatchewan Award in 1991.