Artist Profile

ANITA WEITZMAN’s abstract paintings make you want to enter and investigate their world. You must enter into a narrative, asking questions and in the process expand your boundaries, use your creativity.

Anita brings her social work insight into her animal world. She portrays them as ANIMALS WITH ATTITUDES. They’re on the edge, striving to maintain their sense of dignity caught in the frailty of human dilemmas.

Her Mayan mysteries are that. Weitzman explores this historically exciting era of Spanish, Mexican culture clashes and destruction to give the viewer the awareness of what was lost. In her dialogues, she invites you to view the colourful exchange and rapport bringing this into 21st century dialogue.

Stone Lithographs are usually a narrative exploring timely issues.

Her GODS are bold and beautiful.

AWARDS: lst prize Dundas Valley School of Art (2 times); lst prize Womens Art , Hamilton Art Gallery (2 times) Violet Depew Award. Beaux Arts Award, Brampton
Student of Harold Klundar. Graduate of DVSA & Sheridan College and Haliburton School of Fine Arts.

Prints also available for $250.00

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