Angela Francis Art

Professional. Reliable. Experienced
Angela can create a masterpiece in as little as two hours, with longer events allowing for a next-level experience as the audience watches every brushstroke. Angela can fit into any setting from Classy to grunge. You set the tone and the vibe will suit.

Angela Francis is a visual artist active in female empowerment in the arts, she creates avenues to do what she loves while teaching others.

Angela studied Fine Art, and holds a certificate in Art Fundamentals from Georgian College (Barrie, Ontario). She also studied animation at the Art Institute of Toronto, before moving on to pursue many explorations of career choices the world had to offer before settling back into her passion for art. She travelled and worked in multiple fields for over a decade, while practicing human anatomy and developing the techniques of the masters.

Angela taught at T.A. Marryshow College (Grenada) before she continued her studies at the University of the West Indies (Trinidad & Tobago) where she discovered a different style of art, that creativity can be fluid and liberated. Here she obtained her Bachelor's of Visual Arts Degree.

She absorbed the acute attention to form and balance associated with sculpture and photography, subsequently refining her own visual and conceptual vocabulary that emerged through her focus on the analysis of the grace and beauty of the human form. Using bright and vibrant colours she expresses her relatable experiences of women and empowerment.

Angela’s artwork can be found in myriad of public and private art collections both in Canada and abroad, and has been seen in numerous exhibitions worldwide. She has been interviewed by multiple TV and newspaper reports and has also had her work featured in several publications.

Angela has won community awards for her ability to teach and connect through art. As well as being the VP on the board of directors at the MacLaren Art Centre, in 2021, and having sat on the jury for the City of Barrie Arts Grants in 2020, Angela was also a juror for the Making Change organization, Black Youth Art Celebration in 2024 and continues to mentor students with Making Change.

No technical requirements. A light is used by the artist if the event is in a dark room, so a basic plug outlet will be needed.