Artist Residencies in America's Parks
Patricia Canelake
Patricia Canelake, Northern Minnesota
Patricia Canelake participated in the first year
of Sleeping Bear Dunes Artists-in-Residency program. Instead of staying
in a modular home as originally planned, she lived in a tent. "It was
cold," Canelake says, "I was outside for three weeks, but I loved
it. I had the sand dunes and Lake Michigan right in back of my tent. I'd
pick wild apples and bake them over my fire at night or roast vegetables
from a roadside stand. I became kind of primitive."
Patricia Canelake, Yellow Sail Green Boat, 20 x 30
in. oils.
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- I painted Lake Michigan and the empty yellow buildings and big elm
trees of Glen Haven, a ghost town. I lived, ate slept and painted outdoors
for three weeks. Everything was very immediate and direct. The paint stayed
on my hands and clothes until I got home.
- - Patricia Canelake, Duluth, Minnesota. Artist-in-residence, 1993.
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Patricia Canelake, Land Near Sleeping Bear Dunes,
oils on linen, 12 x 24 in.
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