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''Summer Pageant'' by Wynona Mulcaster
1983

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Wynona Mulcaster began as a teacher in rural Saskatchewan from 1937 until 1943. In 1964 she became an Instructor in the Department of Education at the University of Saskatchewan advancing to Associate Professor in the University of Saskatchewan Art Department until 1977. She also served as the Director of Art Education at the Saskatchewan Teacher's College. She has definitely inspired and contributed to the education and artistic drive of many students in Saskatchewan.

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Wynona Mulcaster on her role as a teacher
6 August 2005
Art Gallery of Prince Albert, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan

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While she was attending the reception for her solo exhibtion at the Art Gallery of Prince Albert, Wynona commented:

"Many students were exposed to my enthusiastic teaching. I enjoy teaching very much. And if it helped them to form their own philosophies and feel secure in their approach to painting, I am very happy. But, I have no way of knowing how much my teaching influenced people. All I know is that I did it from the heart."

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''The Lake'' by Wynona Mulcaster
1988

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Wynona Mulcaster has attended numerous Emma Lake Artists' Workshops from 1955 until 1993. The most notable ones are:
in 1955 with Jack Shadbolt as the leader
in 1956 with Joseph Plaskett as the leader
in 1957 with Will Barnett as the leader
in 1963 with Kenneth Noland as the leader
in 1982 with Stanley Boxer and James Wolfe as leaders
She also was the guest artist in 1977 at the Emma Lake Art School. She was the Artist in Residence in 2002.

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Wynona Mulcaster.
7 August 2005
Kenderdine Campus, Emma Lake, Saskatchewan

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Wynona Mulcaster was honoured at the Emma Lake Kenderdine Campus Reunion when the dining hall was named the Wynona Mulcaster Dining Pavillion.

She addressed those gathered at the ribbon cutting ceremony and spoke about the importance of art education for teachers. She also reminisced about her time spent at the Emma Lake Art School.

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The dining hall at Emma Lake.
7 August 2005
Kenderdine Campus, Emma Lake, Saskatchewan

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Wynona Mulcaster on the influence and impact of Emma Lake Art School
6 August 2005
Art Gallery of Prince Albert, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan

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Wynona Mulcaster's comments on the history and impact of the Emma Lake Art School:

"The history of Emma Lake has been very strong in influencing the cultural development of Saskatchewan but I feel that in recent years it hasn't been given the kind of appreciation that it deserves. And there are many people who don't realize that there's magic in that place. And that young students learn something by being there and working together that is very rare and it should continue".

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''Grid Road'' by Wynona Mulcaster
1987
Saskatchewan, Canada

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In her ninetieth year (2005), Wynona Mulcaster's art work is of interest and importance to many collectors and admirers throughout Canada. She has influenced many established artists/colleagues such as Dorothy Knowles.

There many other artists that are inspired by the prairies that are indebted to her work and teachings.

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''Cool Prairie'' by Wynona Mulcaster
1987
Saskatchewan, Canada