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Thursday, May 26, 2011

Joseph Cross Painting “Mt. Assiniboine Reflection” Receives International Recognition


Cranbrook artist, Joseph Cross, received some good news regarding his second painting in the series on Mt. Assiniboine Provincial Park. “Mt. Assiniboine Reflection” was submitted to International Artist Magazine Challenge #63 ‘Seascapes, Rivers & Lakes’ Competition. He received an e-mail from the publisher of the magazine saying “Congratulations!” The magazine issue #79 June/July features this painting and a write-up on Joseph.

International Artist magazine is the premier magazine for artists, galleries and agents around the world. Joseph has been featured in International Artist magazine several times:

- April 2001 “Treasures at Turquoise Bay” placed 2nd in their Seascape competition;

- April/May 2002 as one of four artists in “Master Painters of the World: Canada Showcase”;

- 2002 Pastel Artist International Magazine issue #13 featured a seven-page article on his work; and

- April/May 2005 issue of International Artist Magazine featured an eight-page article on Joseph’s work


This award has sparked a lot of interest in the limited edition giclees that are available for sale in support of BC Parks through the Park Enhancement Fund. Each sale of the limited edition giclees helps to support this cause. The giclees are available for purchase at the following locations:

- Joseph Cross Art Studio, Cranbrook, BC – 250-489-4412, e-mail: josephcrossart@me.com, or website www.josephcrossart@me.com

- Fisher Peak Art Gallery, Cranbrook, BC – 250-489-4702, www.fisherpeakartgallery.com

- Village Arts Artisan Co-op, Invermere, BC – 250-342-6151, www.villagearts.ca



BC Parks is a proud partner on this very worthwhile fundraising initiative and is working with the Crosses to share information about and promote this project, and to announce the completion of each painting. The information is posted on the BC Parks website here: http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/merchandise/josephcross/




Help us to help BC Parks.

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