Tina Newlove, she/her, offers unique and thought-provoking original, contemporary artwork for corporate and private collectors and accepts commission inquiries for intimate and large scale settings. Tina is a multi-disciplinary artist who works primarily in oils from her studio in Campbellville, Ontario on the Treaty Lands of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and in the Traditional Territory of the Wendat, Haudenosaunee, and Anishinabek.
“My work is concerned with inclusion, safe spaces, fleeing and re-homing. On closer inspection, figures embedded in undulating abstract landscapes navigate their way towards an uncertain future.” – Tina Newlove
Tina Newlove, she/her, graduated with Honours from McMaster University in 1996. She has exhibited across Canada in public and commercial galleries and in artist-run centres including the Art Gallery of Hamilton, The Frederick Horsman Varley Gallery, the Roberts Gallery, Toronto, The Leighton Art Centre, Calgary and the Saint John Arts Centre. Tina’s work is in the City of Toronto’s Permanent Collection, is in ….
Tina’s work is influenced by the bio-diversity of the Niagara Escarpment, the neighbouring Conservation Halton parks and the larger city centres of Toronto and Hamilton. Her work captures abstract figures in vibrant colours interacting with their garden, home and community. The overlapping shapes and expressive lines work out the artist’s inner landscapes, sometimes serene, sometimes harried by the worries of modern living and world events.