Libby Hague facts for kids

Libby Hague (born in 1950) is a Canadian artist. She lives and works in Toronto, Ontario. She is famous for creating very large art pieces. These pieces are often made from prints and paper. Her art has been shown in important galleries all over Canada. This includes the Art Gallery of Ontario.

About Libby Hague

Libby Hague was born in St. Thomas, Ontario. She studied art at Sir George Williams University. This university is now called Concordia University. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 1971.

Her Unique Art Style

Libby Hague is known for her big art installations. An installation is a type of art that fills a space. Her installations are mostly made from paper and prints. She uses these materials to create immersive art experiences.

Her art often explores ideas like hope and difficult situations. Even with serious themes, her artworks are often playful. Libby Hague describes her art-making process as experimental. This means she likes to try new things and let her ideas flow freely.

Working with Others

Libby Hague is part of a group called Loop Gallery. This is a cooperative gallery where artists work together. She also has ties to Open Studio. She was the vice president there from 1988 to 1990.

From 1988 to 2002, she taught printmaking. She taught at Sheridan College. Her artworks are part of many public collections. They can be found in galleries across Canada. This includes the Donovan Collection at the University of Toronto.