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Dick Goerg
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NUTHATCH
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DG480
willow
7.5" x 4" x 4.5"
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11258 |
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$ 350 CDN
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AVOCET
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DG472
maple
3.5" x 7" x 5.5"
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11198 |
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$ 345 CDN
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REDPOLL
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DG471
tupelo
9" x 4" x 3"
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11188 |
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$ 330 CDN
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OWL
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DG466
hardwood
8" x 4.5" x 4.5"
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11118 |
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$ 350 CDN
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KESTREL
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DG460
pine
10" x 5" x 5"
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11058 |
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$ 435 CDN
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FLYING HAWK
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DG454
butternut
13" x 9" x 5"
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11687 |
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$ 435 CDN
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GOLDFINCH
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DG452
tupelo
6" x 10.5" x 3.5"
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11047 |
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$ 335 CDN
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PLOVER
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DG427
tupelo
6.5" x 6" x 8"
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11277 |
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$ 480 CDN
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Dick Goerg
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Richard was born in Port Angeles, Washington, USA. After ten years of teaching in a Washington institution for delinquent children, he arrived in Canada in 1976 to take the position of school counsellor in Peace River and obtained duel citizenship as a
Canadian citizen in 1980. Now, a retired educator, Richard and his wife, Sharon, live in rural Alberta. They have remodelled a ‘prairie school house’ into a home and studio. This home/studio is located in the center of a major wildfowl migratory route
which enables Richard to photograph and study birds represented in his work.
Richard’s formal education consists of a Bachelor of Arts degree in Education, majoring in biology, and an additional year of post graduate studies. His wood sculpting
skills are “self taught,” with significant encouragement from his wife, family, galleries who represent him, and those who collect his work.
Richard was in public education for 30 years. He has been a high school biology and junior high science
teacher, a school counsellor, and sixteen years as a school administrator. Richard has taught adult wood carving classes for the Camrose Art Society, Beaver County Adult Education program, and through Augustana University College in Camrose,
Alberta.
After receiving several awards in international wildfowl carving competitions Richard has participated as a judge in those events. He donates pieces of his work to Ducks Unlimited, Canada, and other public service organizations.
Richard’s work is in corporate incentive gift programs and can be viewed in private collections in Canada, the United States, Asia, Ireland, Great Britain, and several other European countries.
Richard carves in both the traditional style,
where birds and trout are created as a realistic representation of the species, and in the interpretive style of carving wildfowl into raw wood. In traditional carving Tupelo wood is used to develop a lifelike species. In wood sculpting the bird is
developed to compliment a unique natural wood form. He has published an article “Collecting and Carving from Unusual Wood Forms” in the Wildfowl Carving and Collecting magazine.
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Dick Goerg
Awards
2002 Jurors' Choice Award, Western Art Auction, Calgary, AB
2002 Collectors' Choice Award, Western Art Auction, Calgary, AB
Education
Bachelor of Arts in Education
Exhibitions
2006 Joy Exhibition, Canada House Gallery, Banff, AB
2005 Centennial Feature Artists Show, Western Showcase Gallery, Calgary, AB
2004 All Creatures Great and Small,Obsidian Art Gallery, Stoke Mandeville, Bucks, UK
2002 Featured Artist, Western Showcase Gallery, Calgary Stampede, Calgary, AB
1999 Miniature Masterworks, Canada House Gallery, Banff, AB
1999 Showcasing Alberta Artisans, You Be the Judge, Red Deer, AB
1997 Corporate Gift and Art Show, Rowles & Company, Edmonton, AB
1991 Miniature Masterworks, Art of the Wild, Banff, AB
Publications
2000 "Collecting and Carving Unusual Wood Forms", Wildfowl Carving
Teaching
Adult Wood Carving Classes, Camrose Art Society, Camrose, AB
Adult Wood Carving Classes, Augustana University College, Camrose, AB
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