biography of Douglas Hector HAYNES (1936-2016)

Birth place: Regina, Sask.

Addresses: Edmonton, Alberta

Profession: Painter, educator

Studied: Provincial Inst. Technology & Art, Calgary, Alberta, with R. Spickett; Royal Acad. Fine & Applied Arts, The Hague, Holland.

Exhibited: 5th Biennial Exhib. Canadian Art, London, England & Ottawa, Canada, 1963 & 6th Biennial Exhib., Ottawa, 1965; All Alberta 1970, Edmonton, 1970; West 1971 Exhib., Edmonton, 1971; Royal Canadian Acad. Arts 91st Ann., Montreal, 1971; Terry Burrell, Edmonton, Alberta. Awards: Govt. of Netherlands scholarship, 1960; All Alberta First Prize, Jacox Gallery, 1965; Canadian Council Senior Award, Canadian Govt., 1967.

Member: Assoc. Royal Canadian Acad. Arts; Univ. Art Assn. Canada.

Work: Edmonton Art Gallery, Alberta; Confederation Art Gallery, Charlottetown, PEI; London Public Mus. & Art Gallery, Ontario; Univ. Calgary, Alberta.

Comments: Preferred media: acrylics, mixed media. Positions: art advisor, Govt. Alberta, 1967-70. Teaching: asst. prof. art, Univ. Alberta, 1970-.

Sources: WW73; N. Yates, Three from Edmonton", Arts Can. (Oct., 1969); K Wilkin, "Western Canada, A Survey," Art in Am. (May-June, 1972)."