Art Portfolio: Saira Mclaren

SAIRA MCLAREN

The Rusty Toque | Issue 13 | Visual Art | November 30, 2017

Untitled. Oil on Canvas. 18 x 22 Inches. 2017

Woods Man. Oil and Dye on Canvas. 36 x 48 Inches. 2017

Where the Air Smells Like Snakes. Oil on Canvas. 72 x 94 Inches. 2017

The Night Fall. Oil on Canvas. 40 x 54 Inches. 2017

Above and Below Rattlesnake Point. Oil and Dye on Canvas. 62 x 72 Inches. 2017

Untitled. Oil on Canvas. 62 x 72 Inches. 2017

Wind, Sparrow Nests and Evening Light. Oil and Dye on Canvas. 48 x 48 Inches. 2017

Winter’s Path. Dye and Pigments on Raw Canvas. 54 x 62 Inches. 2015

Wood Dance. Oil and Dye on Canvas. 36 x 48 Inches. 2017

Balloon Leaves. Oil on Canvas. 16 x 20 Inches. 2017

SAIRA MCLAREN (b. 1976, Toronto, Canada) lives and works in New York City and the Catskills, NY. She received her BFA from Ontario College of Art & Design, Canada 2003 and has recently exhibited at Sargent’s Daughters, Essex Flowers, New York and The Willows, Brooklyn. She is a recipient of the 2015 Edward Albee Foundation Residency. Her work has been reviewed in Artforum,
Time Out New York and New York Magazine. SAIRAMCLAREN.COM

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