Michaela Lucio
Canadian artist, Curator and Arts Administrator.
Forest City Gallery Member’s Exhibition, In collaboration with the Embassy Cultural House Fundraiser and sale.
November 22 - December 20, 2024
Opening Reception: November 22 from 7 - 9 pm.
Head in the Clouds, 2024, waxed watercolour on frosted mylar mounted on canvas, 12”x 12”
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The Circus Arrived in August
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Everything Comes in Twos
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Where the Green Things Grow
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Dance With Me, Victora
Tales of a Needle Worker won Best in Show at Woodstock Gallery Visual Elements 66
From Left to right: Jurors Darryn Doull, Lindsay Liboiron and Terry Graff join Best in Show recipient Michaela Lucio (me!) with her series, Tales of a Needleworker, 2024. Photo Credit: Stephan Cam, Woodstock Art Gallery Read Article
Ethereal. Dreamy. Whimsical.
Michaela explores the residue of histories contained in family photographs and infuses intergenerational relationships with memory and imagination.
See Latest Work
The Velvet Room, 2023 — Included in the Jackson’s Art Prize 2024 Longlist View Here
15,345 artworks where submitted to this prestigious competition - The Velvet Room in the top 2.7%
Here In the Garden You Are Growing On Me, 2024 won first place at the Leamington Art Centre’s WFCU Credit Union Painting Competition and Exhibit (2024)
Michaela Lucio
Michaela Lucio is a Canadian artist, curator, and arts administrator. In her art practice, Lucio explores the residue of histories contained in family photographs and infuses intergenerational relationships with memory and imagination. She lives in Chatham-Kent, Ontario and is the Assistant Curator of the Thames Art Gallery. Lucio holds a Specialist Honours Bachelor of Art from the University of Toronto Mississauga, an Advanced Diploma in Art and Art History from Sheridan College, and earned a Silver Metal Award upon graduating. She has exhibited her art at galleries across Ontario, including The Living Art Centre (Mississauga), The First Canadian Place (Toronto), Gallery 1313 (Toronto), and Glenhryst Art Gallery (Brantford). In 2022, she won first place at the WFCU Credit Union Painting Competition and Exhibition (Leamington Art Centre).