Marna Law's paintings have shown in galleries and private and corporate collections in Alberta and throughout Canada.
Feel free to contact us to arrange for a private consultation to see view Marna's current collection.
Please contact us for an appointment to arrange private showings.
Past showings are listed below.
ART MODE Gallery
Marna's works were shown at this established gallery in Calgary until its recent closing in mid-2008.
Art Mode Gallery – Calgary
Art Show at Main Dish
Marna Laws is now showing many of her recent works including abstracts and pieces from her current collection. Enjoy some of Main Dish's delectable treats and peruse the art at your leisure.
The Main Dish Café
903 General Avenue NE Calgary, AB
For more information, contact:
Jason Zaran at 265-DISH (3474)
or info@tmdish.com.
bob's create-a-frame & gallery
Marna Laws showed paintings at bob's create-a-frame & gallery during 2006.
After 14 years in business, the Gallery closed in June 2006. The owners of bob's create-a-frame & gallery continue to work with Mrs. Laws to establish a broader presence for her work in the Calgary area. If you are interested in showing Marna's works, please contact us.
Collection
Broadly collected, Marna's pieces can be found in corporate and private collections in Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario and England including:
- Ruth & Clive Beddoe (WestJet), Private Collection
- Mutiny Oil & Gas, Corporate Collection
- Alan Laundry (Duke Energy), Private Collection
- Filterco (Grand Prairie), Corporate Collection
- Les Stegenga (Calgary Zoo), Private Collection
Charity / Fundraisers
Marna believes in giving back to her community. Over the past few years, Marna has generously donated artwork for fundraisers with a number of non-profit organizations.
- 2007 - LaBerge Foundation (Heart Transplant)
- 2006 - Beddoe Fundraiser for India
- 2006 - Fundraiser for an Orphanage in Arusha, Tanzania
Upon her return from a Calgary Zoo organized safari in Tanzania, which included a visit to this orphanage, Marna raffled off one of her paintings to the safari travelers. All proceeds from the raffle were then hand delivered by the Calgary Zoo (on a subsequent safari) to the orphanage and used to purchase a chicken coop, laying chickens and seeds for a vegetable garden.