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Terry Ananny is a Canadian artist and illustrator born in 1956 in Toronto. She is known for her bright acrylic paintings of Canadian children at play which have appeared on UNICEF and Canada Save the Children cards. Terry Ananny currently resides in Ottawa, Ontario.

Biography

File:Terry Ananny - Winter Bliss, .jpg
Winter Bliss, 2005

Raised in southern Ontario, Terry Ananny spent her summers between rural Quebec living with local families on a student exchange program and traveling throughout northern Ontario. Terry Ananny received her early education in Toronto at Meisterschaft College and in 1975 moved to Ottawa to attend Carleton University. In 1989 Terry Ananny joined the Ottawa Art Association and participated in numerous juried exhibitions winning many awards for her acrylic paintings.

Works

Terry Ananny's works consist of brightly colored nostalgic paintings of Canadian children at play in the great outdoors. Her works have been inspired by the works of Henri Masson and Marc A. Fortin. Her work includes:

  • Skating on the Rideau Canal (2007) 36 x 48 in., acrylic on canvas
  • Village en Hiver (1997), 48 x 96 in., acrylic on canvas
  • At The Hockey Rink (2004), 24 x 30 in., acrylic on canvas
  • Winter Wonderland (2002), 30 x 36 in., acrylic on canvas
  • Snow Day Fun (2002), 30 x 36 in., acrylic on canvas
  • Fall Saguenary (2005), 36 x 38 in., acrylic on canvas
  • Back To School (2004), 36 x 48 in., acrylic on canvas
  • Full Coverage (2001), 24 x 60 in., acrylic on canvas

Exhibitions

  • Ottawa Little Theatre 1990
  • Ottawa Public Library 1991
  • Regional Municipality of Ottawa Carleton 1992
  • Gloucester City Hall, Ottawa 1992
  • Cumberland Town Centre, Ottawa 1993
  • International Woman’s Art Exhibition, RMOC, Ottawa 1994
  • National Fine Arts Festival Juried Show, The Congress Centre, Ottawa 1995
  • Metropolitan Life Building, Ottawa 1995
  • Art Mode Gallery, Ottawa, Calgary 1998, 1999
  • Nan Miller Gallery, Rochester, NY 2002
  • New York Art Expo 2003
  • Scott Gallery Edmonton 2004
  • Westmount Gallery, Toronto 2005
  • Shayne Gallery, Montreal 2006
  • Tutt Art Galleries, Kelowna 2007
  • West End Gallery, Victoria, Edmonton 2006, 2007
  • Canada House Gallery, Banff 2008
  • Gainsborough Galleries, Calgary 2009

Collections

Terry Ananny's works appear in the collection of The Québec Liberal Party Residence, Québec Premier Jean Charest and former Prime Ministers Jean Chrétien and Brian Mulroney. They have also have been collected by:

Published works

  • UNICEF cards, works selected for 1998, 2001, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
  • UNICEF corporate card, work selected in 2004
  • Canada Save the Children card, work selected in 1999
  • Cornerstone 52 Foundation, works selected for 2006, 2007
  • Children's Wish Foundation of Canada, works selected for 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
  • Canadian Greetings, works selected for 2006, 2007
  • Canadian Health Services Research Foundation annual report cover, work selected in 2000
  • Blake, Cassels & Graydon corporate card, work selected in 2007

References

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