About
Community. Familiarity. Connection.
Viewers of Goolita’s art appreciate how skillfully she integrates her detailed architectural interpretations with her love of nature and the environment.
Her realistic representations evoke feelings of “community”, “familiarity”, and “connection” while her attention to detail is masterful. Viewers inevitably want to walk down Goolita’s streets, enter through her welcoming doorways, or strike up a conversation with one of her vibrant personalities.
About
Community. Familiarity. Connection.
Viewers of Goolita’s art appreciate how skillfully she integrates her detailed architectural interpretations with her love of nature and the environment.
Her realistic representations evoke feelings of “community”, “familiarity”, and “connection” while her attention to detail is masterful. Viewers inevitably want to walk down Goolita’s streets, enter through her welcoming doorways, or strike up a conversation with one of her vibrant personalities.
Notable Displays & Showings
- Community Arts Council of Greater Victoria – 2004
- Ministry of Health – 2005
- Langham Court Theater – 2006
- Teresen Gas Building – 2007
- TD Gallery Paint-In, Victoria BC – 2014-2016
- Art in the Vineyard, Starling Lane Winery – 2017
- Hooper Access and Privacy Consulting – 2018
Education
- BFA (with distinction) – The University of Victoria, Victoria, BC – 1995 Minor in Art History
- Chinese Brush Painting, (Private Lessons), Victoria BC
- Water Colour (Workshops), Herald Street Art World and Island Blue
- Diploma, Perspective and Renderings, Camosun College, Victoria, BC – 2004
- Certificate, Commercial Illustration, Camosun College, Victoria, BC – 1989
Education
- BFA (with distinction) – The University of Victoria, Victoria, BC – 1995 Minor in Art History
- Chinese Brush Painting, (Private Lessons), Victoria BC
- Water Colour (Workshops), Herald Street Art World and Island Blue
- Diploma, Perspective and Renderings, Camosun College, Victoria, BC – 2004
- Certificate, Commercial Illustration, Camosun College, Victoria, BC – 1989