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Regional Vice President, Financial Services and Insurance

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Andrew Hamilton is a retired Professor of Fine Art and Program co-ordinator at St Lawrence College. Andrew has been drawing from an early age and was encouraged by his artistic parents. His mother was the first women to go to The Glasgow School of Art. . Using various media and traveling extensively, Andrew captures the rhythms, colors and moods of the landscape that inspires him. Andrew studied in Victoria and four years at OCAD. He presently lives in Brighton Ontario and maintains a studio/gallery. Recently Andrew has embarked on a new and exciting challenge at St Lawrence College as former Curator of the Marianne van Silfhout Gallery and again as Fine Arts Professor and Faculty Advisor. Andrew is also the director of the Markham School of Fine Art and also teaches at the Uxbridge school of Art. Andrew is an accomplished painter in acrylic, oil and Watercolor mediums. Using a highly imaginative palette of the three primaries plus white Andrew has learned that all the colors of the universe are at hand. Combining this with a loose, inventive colorful style and with great freshness and immediacy he paints the landscape. Painting mostly on location ( en plein air ), Andrew paints in all four seasons capturing the beauty and natural rhythms of each. Andrew has painted from coast to coast traveling painting and capturing in paint this vast land. Andrew also runs his highly popular summer school of art called ArtVentures where he teaches outdoor landscape painting in Unionville and the Toronto islands and Quebec City. Andrew will also be Artist in residence at Presquile Provincial Park this summer for a full week of painting and interaction with residents, artists and patrons. Andrew's work can be seen at the Masterpiece Art Gallery in the beach of Toronto, the Green Goose gallery in Uxbridge and his own gallery, the Gallery 96 in Brighton Ontario and his work is in both public and private collections nationally and internationally.