Joanne Bohannon was born an artist in Nova Scotia, Canada. She has been an artist, an illustrator, and an art director all of her adult life. She has been working in ceramics for over 25 years and all of her artwork has a personal narrative driving it. This current series reflects loss of owl habitat but also its adaption to such severe changes. Joanne lives in the suburbs and believe it or not, she has had a resident barred owl living and hunting in her garden for years. What a muse that owl has been.
Additional Artworks
From Museo Gallery
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Dona Dalton
Scaredy Cats
Carved wood
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Dona Dalton
Long Rabbit
Carved wood
$200
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Laura Viola Preciado
Elements
Ink, acrylic and spray paint on canvas stretched on board
40 x 36 in
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Laura Viola Preciado
With a View
Ink, acrylic and spray paint on canvas stretched on board
40 x 40 in
$2,900
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Dona Dalton
Goddess of the New Moon
Carved wood
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Danielle Bodine
Garden Winter Hare Spotted
Coiled cotton, mulberry paper, tongs, beads
$250
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Danielle Bodine
Royal Garden WildHare
Coiled cotton, mulberry paper, tongs, beads
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Nino Yuniardi
Coconut Rice with Spinach Curry
Mixed media on canvas
48 x 48 in
About the artist
Joanne Bohannon
