BRITISH COLUMBIA ARTISTS |
She exhibited with the B.C. Society of Fine Arts from 1920 to 1927. She was listed as a member of the B.C. Society of Fine Arts in exhibition catalogues from 1924 through to 1929.
Afterwards she lived in Saskatchewan and Montreal, where she died in 1945.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
DATE | EXHIBITION | ARTWORK |
1919 Sept. 6 - ? | Sketch Club Monthly Exhibition | Portrait of a Lady |
The Hindu | ||
1920 September 18 - 25 | BCSFA Annual Exhibition | Portrait |
Portrait Sketch | ||
Portrait Sketch | ||
J.H. Ingram, Esq. | ||
Mount Grizzly, Glacier, B.C. | ||
1921 Sept. 19 - 24 | BCSFA 13th Annual Exhibition | Mount Sir Donald |
1924 May 3 - 17 | BCSFA 16th Annual Exhibition | Ross Peak Glacier |
The Asulkan Glacier | ||
Dorothy | ||
1926 May 8 - 15 | BCSFA 18th Annual Exhibition | Calendulas |
Billy | ||
1926 Nov. 6 - 20 | Palette and Chisel Club First Exhibition | (flowers) |
(flowers) | ||
(flowers) | ||
Reflections | ||
1927 June 10 - 25 | BCSFA 19th Annual Exhibition | Japanese Girl |
1928 Feb 18 - Mar 18 | Palette and Chisel Club Exhibition | Muriel |
Patricia | ||
John | ||
Barbara |
THE FINE ARTS IN VANCOUVER, 1886 - 1930 (refer to THOM69)
ROYAL CANADIAN ACADEMY OF ARTS - EXHIBITIONS & MEMBERS 1880 - 1979 (refer to RCA81)
ARTISTS IN CANADA 1982 - UNION LIST OF ARTISTS' FILES (refer to AIC82)
"Every visitor will have some good words to say of the portraits of Mrs. Brydone-Jack,
which show vigor and good sound workmanship. This woman's work in that difficult
medium, pastel, is strong and constructive."
From "Freshness and Vitality in Exhibition of Vancouver Sketch Club"
Western Woman's Weekly, June 5 1920
"A very striking picture is "The Asulkan Glacier" of K.S. Brydone-Jack.
At first glance the glacier appears to derive its frigidity rather from the many colored ices
of the confectioner than from any effort of nature. A prolonged examination might modify this
impression. In any case the work is interesting as an experiment."
From "Exhibition of B.C. Society of Fine Arts (Second Notice)"
Vancouver Province, May 9 1924
"Mrs. Kay Brydone-Jack shows three pictures of flowers
which maintain the argument that this kind of work may be done in oil as well
as in water-color, and her picture entitled "Reflections" is startlingly true
and vivid." (continues)
From Palette and Chisel Club by Diogenes
Vancouver Province November 6 1926
"The Society membership has been constantly strengthened in the succeeding years
by the addition of other members, which included in the early years ... Mrs. Brydone Jack ... "
From "B.C. Society of Artists - A History"
by J.D. Parker
B.C. Society of Fine Arts 40th Annual
Exhibition Catalogue, 1950