“My latest work explores abstract figures in transition, moving from moment to moment, exploring relationships within themselves, their community and the environment. My paintings and collages are made up of overlapping personal symbols and simplified figures jumbled up together in a love of colour. Urban and rural landscapes are pieced together quilt-like with gestural lines.”
Tina Newlove, she/her, is a multi-disciplinary visual artist working primarily in oils from her Campbellville studio on the Treaty Lands of the Mississauga’s of the Credit First Nation. 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.
EDUCATION
1996
Honours BFA (Graduated with Distinction), McMaster University, Hamilton ON
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2025
Open Studio - Tina Newlove, Nature Walk in the Meadow Maze, Mural by Clear Eyes Collective, Newlove Art Studio, Campbellville, ON
2024
Featured Artist, Jordan Art Gallery, Jordan Station ON
2022
Balancing Act, Solo Exhibition, Carnegie Gallery, Dundas ON
2019
Social Settings, Towne Square Gallery, Oakville ON
2017
Embraced by the Land, CBC Building, Toronto, ON
2015
Counterpoints, Rotunda Gallery, Kitchener City Hall, Kitchener, ON
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2016
Observe : Converse, Gallery M, Cambridge ON
2013
Capital One Canada, Lakeshore Arts, Toronto, ON
2011
On the Scene, Society of Canadian Artists, The Leighton Art Centre, Calgary, AB
2006
Collaborative International Exhibition, Rochester Art Club, Rochester, NY, USA
AWARDS
2023
2nd Place Award, Forms, Faces and Spaces, Halton Hills Cultural Centre, Georgetown ON
2016
Juror’s Award, Headwaters Arts Festival, Alton, ON
2015
Juror’s Choice Award, Artists of Halton Peel, Oakville, ON
2011
First Prize, Lakeshore Arts, Toronto, ON
2010
Award of Merit, Art Gallery of Hamilton, ON
COLLECTIONS
Town of Halton Hills Helson Gallery, Permanent Collection, Halton Hills ON
Organizing My Mind, City of Toronto, ON, permanent collection
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