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- BC’s Social Sales Tax
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- A Visit To Yukon
- Michelle
- Yukon Lot For Sale
- Google vs Microsoft
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- Michelle’s 1st Video
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- CISCO: June 12, 1996 – May 1, 2009
- Yukon Property For Sale
- My Birthday 2008
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- Yukon No More
- 2nd Snowfall Of The Year
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- In From The Cold
- Harper’s Contempt For Artists
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- PC Tools Let Me Down
- Communicating Again
- Really Roughing It In A Campground
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- Rain!
- Chetwynd Chainsaw Carvings 2008
- A Side Trip To Grande Prairie AB
- A Great Chinese Restaurant
- Return To The Yukon
- A Letter To Christ The King Parish – Oliver BC
- Oliver Sunshine Festival
- Ulasovetz Psalms
- Seven More Weeks of Chemotherapy
- Stephane Dion’s Carbon Tax And The 3 Amigos
- Music In The Park
- Happy Carbon Tax Day
- USA Pays Exxon For Oil Spill
- The Cost of Cherries in Oliver
- Oliver Bluegrass Weekend
- Oliver Is NOT Pet Friendly
- A *Very* Short Trip
- Ubuntu Hardy Heron Install
- My Thoughts About Beijing Olympics
- Fast Food Garbage
- Daylight Saving Time Sucks
- Made In China
- Lunar Eclipse Oliver BC
- Who Will Win The November USA Election?
- My Struggle – With Linux
- Death Surrounds Us Every Day
- Finally Quickbooks 2007 Works On Vista
- Surgery Postponed
- QuickTax and Vista
- Poop Bags For Cisco
- Crab Grass Bluegrass
- Surgery February 22nd
- Back To The Land Of The Living
- I Have Time
- How Bad Will It Get?
- Life Can Be Rough
- I Have Propane
- This Morning – Hypothermia
- The Situation Gets Worse
- An Inconvenient Situation
- Fall Harvest Dinner
- Happy Happy
- Residential Schools Common Experience Payment
- Festival of the Grape
- Wine Country Fire
- My Winter Home
- Friends Quickly Disappear
- Preparing To Head South
- Hike Along the Yukon River
- Thank You . . . I Appreciate It
- For Me . . . It Is a Miracle
- Fresh Sweet Peas; From China
- Aggie of the Ring
- Quebec Is Not Part Of Canada
- Miles Canyon, Whitehorse
- Go Yukon!
- Trip Summary
- Travel Days 8 And 9
- Chetwynd’s 2007 Chain Saw Carvings
- Travel Day 7
- Travel Days 5 and 6
- Travel Day 4
- New Oil Painting – Daffodil
- Westward Ho!
- Going Home
- Microsoft Outlook and Vista
- Motor Home Initiation
- Tagish Flood 2007
- The Tim Hortons Capital of Canada?
- Bell Mobility Failed To Communicate
- Major Housing Adjustment
- Stupid: Gas Gauge Inside Fuel Tank
- More Microsoft Shortfalls
- Fast Food And Plastic Gloves
- Afghanistan
- Traffic, Crowds and Noise
- Travel Stats: Whitehorse – Petit-Rocher
- Thunder Bay ON To Petit-Rocher NB
- A Day of Rest
- Dangerous Highways
- The Longest Day
- Finally . . . Sunshine!
- Nice Day . . . For A *Duck*
- Rain May Delay Salmon Arm Departure
- Rain, Road Washouts, And More Rain
- Chetwynd BC
- Hill And Gully Rider
- Cisco; Home From The Hospital
- Another Tagish Visit
- Poor Cisco
- Setup To Paint Again
- Dining at “The Cellar”
- Banks, Insurance and Telephone Companies
- My New Home . . . For Now
- Whitehorse, Yukon
- What was good about Tagish?
- Downsizing from a large house to a 26′ travel trailer
- Again . . . Good Bye Microsoft, Hello Ubuntu
- Vista and Quickbooks
- More food, update for Ubuntu, and packing boxes
- Stuffed Mushrooms With Supper
- Homeless in Tagish
- On an office wall
- It’s been a very busy spring
- Vista Uses Too Many Resources
- If It’s Spring . . . Why Is It Still Snowing?
- My First Impression of Vista Home Premium
- How is Ubuntu . . . now?
- How Does Cost of Wine Differ Between Provinces?
- New Painting: “Haines, Alaska”
- More About Aggie
- Snow
- Ash Wednesday
- Federation of Canadian Artists – Rejection
- Snow Removal and No Heart Attack . . . Yet
- Is This Painting Offensive?
- Just Checking In
- Ulasovetz Artist Statement
- Creativity; Unblocked
- Always a Child
- Linux – Turning back is no longer an option
- New Print “Fraser BC” Available
- Just Another Depressing Day
- What Is Charity?
- A New Page – 2007
- Happy Anniversary Aggie
- The Day After Christmas
- Christmas Dinner
- My Christmas Eve
- Keep Christ in Christmas
- Aggie’s Finest Painting
- 403 Permission Denied
- Aggie’s Celebration In Inuvik
- Aggie Didn’t Die
- Time Goes On
- A Giant Step – Now In Process
- Happy Birthday To Me
- Vanity Can Be Very Unproductive
- Christmas Dinner and Dance in Tagish
- Good Bye Microsoft, Hello Ubuntu
- Aggie’s Clay
- Weather Has Declared War on Tagish
- Another Residential School Tragedy
- Aklavik Residential School
- Christmas in Fort McPherson
- A Residential School Tragedy
- 2006: No Summer, 2 Winters
- Hard Labour
- It’s Not Fun Any More
- It’s Still Snowing!
- A Cormorant in Tagish?
- It’s Cold
- Pancake Breakfast, Arts, Crafts and Bake Sale
- Excise Tax Increase
- Canada Winter Games Volunteers
- Canada Winter Games Torch Relay Event – Tagish
- It’s a Dog’s World
- Too Busy to Paint?
- Tutshi Lake, BC
- Beginning of Gallery 2
- Blue-gray Clothes
- Spyware
- New Note Cards Available
- Don’t Put Bales of Straw in a Suburban
- Election Day in the Yukon
- Thanksgiving Day
- What Does It Cost Me to Live in the Yukon?
- “Good” Followed by “Not Good”
- Aggie’s “Sunset” Pastel
- Getting Used To Retirement
- Downtown Tagish Yukon
- My Studio
- See. It’s Winter
- “Mountain Lake” Now In Aggie’s Gallery
- Framed “Birch Bay Lookout” Prints Available
- Note Cards Now Available
- 5 Days in the Studio
- Aggie’s Gallery
- Breakfast at Jake’s
- “Relay” Day
- International Road Relay
- Rain Forest and Mushroom Farm
- A Trip to the Big City
- Giclee Prints
- Back In The Studio
- This Morning Begins With Wolves
- New Website – Yukon Artist
- Painting in Pause Mode
- Hello world!
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PROFILE
Ulasovetz - Canadian Visual Artist
Roger Serge Ulasovetz, born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, started painting with oils at 13 years of age. Self taught, mainly through continuing exposure to art information in the form of texts, art workshops, networking with peers, and by satisfying a never ending thirst for artistic knowledge, he always devoted as much time as possible to his art, while at the same time following a career in industrial electronics and information technology. Roger first moved to Canada’s far north in 1961. He and his Gwich’in wife Aggie, whom he met in Inuvik, have spent many years working in the north, painting and enjoying its solitude and beauty. Roger’s painting career started taking over full time when in 1986 he successfully painted for two years in Edmonton Alberta. In 1990/91 he frequently painted in Washington State.
Before moving to the Yukon, Roger worked for the Government of the Northwest Territories as Arts and Crafts Programs Manager. In 2004 Roger and his wife moved to Tagish Yukon where he painted full time at his home studio/gallery and on location mainly in the Yukon.
Aggie passed away in December of 2005. Roger’s goal was to stay in the Yukon and to continue to grow as an artist, concentrating on oils, but also using watercolors, acrylics, soft pastels, graphite and charcoal. He was truly a “Painter of Yukon Light”.
He soon decided that not only was he now living a solitary life in Yukon but a lonely life as well, so he packed up and crossed Canada 7 times looking for a new home. While planning on spending a winter in Arizona he felt at home in Oliver BC, where he now resides and paints in his Oliver home/studio. Although still living a solitary life style, he is not lonely, and is happy as a “Canadian Visual Artist”.
Roger’s Other Lives:
- Electrical Tech Air – RCAF
- Radio Operator – ITU Licence
- Amateur Radio Operator – Advanced Licence
- Weather Observer – DOT
- Aeradio Manager – DOT
- Electronics Technologist – DOT Airports
- Electronics Communications Engineer – Bechtel Canada
- Radio Communications Business – Owner Manager
- Industrial Electronics Business – Owner Manager
- Telecontrol Technologist – Alberta Power
- Restaurant and Hotel – Owner Manager
- Manager of Projects – Glenayre Electronics Vancouver
- Economic Development Officer – GNWT
- Manager Information Systems – GNWT
- Manager Information Systems – BDEC
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