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June Scraba-Mielnichuk

The opportunity to create and show one’s photographs is a privilege. After years of working in education as a teacher, consultant and administrator, and after focusing on facilitating others to learn and create, it is a shift to focus on artmaking. This allows one to make personal creative decisions, to integrate knowing to tell a story, to produce an image that evokes a feeling, or depicts the novel. Photography allows one to hone in on unique colours, textures, and forms that interplay with light and shadow. My most recent works highlight macro images that have resulted from extracting compositions from found forms – glass panels, windows or vessels, wooden carved forms, a chemical reaction on metal and erosion on other surfaces. Through the lens unusual compositions spring forth and are ongoing focus. Some are designed to bring surprise, present pleasing shapes, visceral colours and a connection to the viewer’s eye.

June Scraba-Mielnichuk is a retired teacher, and principal of Virginia Park Fine Arts Core School, who has also worked in staff development and senior administration for Edmonton Public Schools. She is currently exploring the field of photography and taking courses at Grant McEwan College. She has completed courses in Visual Communications and Printmaking from the University of Alberta. Her focus is capturing unique forms, vivid colours, and images that intrigue the eye including floral, abstract, travel and architectural forms. A tropical hibiscus, poppies unfolding, the terracottas of Mexico, a glimpse of French treasures, and compositional pieces are part of her showings. She has previous shows at the Pava Gallery, Cava Gallery, the Sugarbowl, Gracious Goods Cafe and other community venues.

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Notice: ACUA will be closed December 25th, 2022 to January 2nd, 2023 as well as January 7th, 2023.
We will be open Saturday December 24th, 2022 at our regular hours for your last minute Christmas shopping needs.

Monday
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10 am – 4 pm
10 am – 4 pm
10 am – 4 pm
2 pm – 7 pm
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11 am – 3 pm
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Alberta Council for the Ukrainian Arts

10554 110 St NW Unit 100
Edmonton, AB
T5H 3C5

780-488-8558
Toll Free: 1-855-488-8558
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Alberta Council for the Ukrainian Arts
  • Home
  • About Us
    • History
    • What We Do
    • Who We Are
  • Join Us
    • Become a Member
    • Donate
    • Volunteers
    • Sponsorship
  • Artist Directory
  • News & Resources
    • ACUA Vitae
    • ACUA Kids Page
  • Events & Workshops
  • Gallery & Boutique
  • Awards
  • Tsi-Ka-Vo
  • Moving Notice
  • Contact Us
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