Aladdin's

About Aladdin's

This contemporary acrylic abstract painting is rendered in black, gray and white.

Layered textures, curated markings and muted tones of black and gray define the central image of this intriguing abstract piece. For more than three decades, claudia jean mccabe has been exploring the dynamic potential of abstraction and has developed a unique visual language that plays with colour, and lyrical form. The palette is muted—soft grays, a glimpse of teal blue contrasted with black and white.

“By incorporating gestural lines and obscured patterns, this painting aims to create a space where uncertainty can be contemplated. Subtle markings and ghostlike lines instill whispered stories waiting to be discovered.” claudia jean mccabe

claudia jean mccabe was born in Montreal in 1946. In a moment of inspiration she decided to return to school in 1989 and obtained an Honours diploma in Graphic Design from George Brown College in Toronto. She discovered both a passion and a talent for painting and in that same year she was also elected to the Society of Canadian Artists. She has been a member of the Prince Edward County Arts Council since 2010. mccabe has conducted workshops and taught art classes in various institutions, including the Fred Varley Art Gallery, St. Lawrence College, and Loyalist College. She has been the recipient of many awards, including, most recently Arts in the County’s Oeno Gallery Award of Excellence. Her work has been exhibited at numerous galleries in Ontario including Cibo’s Gallery in Toronto, the Harbour Gallery in Oakville, and the Sandra Whitton Gallery in Kingston. claudia mccabe’s work can be found in both private and corporate domestic and international collections in the US, Britain, Australia, Argentina, Brazil, New Zealand and Switzerland.