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In 1982, Guy discovered painting by chance. He then diligently studied painting at the Atelier Raymond Lachance in Thetford Mines for a period of four years and later went on to study at the Moulin Des Arts in St-Etienne de Lauzon under the watchful eye of Marcel Rousseau. Guy's newfound passion is felt in his paintings: light, vibrant colors, contrasts and grand canvases characterize his style. He adds, "The stronger the contrasts, the more the light explodes. Through painting I discovered a form of expression that I can relate to."
Guy is primarily a landscape artist and enjoys painting on site in the Amiante and Charlevoix regions.
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Selected Exhibitions
2005 West end Gallery Edmondton
2004 Café l'Allongé Thetford Mines
2002 Café l'Allongé Thetford Mines
1998 Café l'Allongé Thetford Mines
1996 Collège de la région de l'Amiante Thetford Mines
1993 Collège de la région de l'Amiante Thetford Mines
1992 La galerie d¹art Le Parrain des Artistes Québec
1990 Vieux presbytère Batiscan
1990 Palais de Justice Québec
1988 Siège social de la Banque de Montréal Québec
1986 Collège de la région de l'Amiante Thetford Mines
Publications / Media
Louis Bruens, 200 visions nouvelles de peintres du Québec,
1990, édition La Palette o Félix Vallée, Le Guide Vallée 1994,
third edition.
Jacques de Roussan, Peintres du Québec, 1995, Roussan Éditeur inc.
Related Activities
Guy Roy taught painting for two years
at the Collège de la région de l'Amiante in Thetford Mines.
He also gave private lessons from 1995 to 1997
at his studio in Thetford Mines.
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