New Exhibition
Nightfall 11x14
Waiting for Wind 16x20
Manotick 16x16
Last Day
Sunday,
Nov. 27 from 1:00 to 4:00 pm
I will be in attendance
All afternoon
New paintings showing at the Amberwood Gallery, Amberwood Golf and Country Club, Stittsville from November 3rd to 27th. The Gallery will be open Thursdays and Sundays from 1:00 to 4:00 pm.
Some of the painting were created on MAA Plein Air trips to locations in the Ottawa Valley last summer and this fall. Anyone interested in joining next year could check out www.manotickart.ca
Twenty-five percent from sales during the show will be donated to the Amberwood Village Recreation Association Buildiing Fund.
On Sundays, I will have my easel and paints available to demonstrate some painting techniques acquired in the forty years that I have been painting in oils, watercolour and acrylics.
The Amberwood Gallery, located in the Amberwood Golf and Country Club, 54 Springbrook Dr., Stittsville, ON, is open for viewing Thursdays and Sundays from 1:00 to 4:00 pm
For more information: www.amberwood.ca
Sunday,
Nov. 27 from 1:00 to 4:00 pm
I will be in attendance
All afternoon
New paintings showing at the Amberwood Gallery, Amberwood Golf and Country Club, Stittsville from November 3rd to 27th. The Gallery will be open Thursdays and Sundays from 1:00 to 4:00 pm.
Some of the painting were created on MAA Plein Air trips to locations in the Ottawa Valley last summer and this fall. Anyone interested in joining next year could check out www.manotickart.ca
Twenty-five percent from sales during the show will be donated to the Amberwood Village Recreation Association Buildiing Fund.
On Sundays, I will have my easel and paints available to demonstrate some painting techniques acquired in the forty years that I have been painting in oils, watercolour and acrylics.
The Amberwood Gallery, located in the Amberwood Golf and Country Club, 54 Springbrook Dr., Stittsville, ON, is open for viewing Thursdays and Sundays from 1:00 to 4:00 pm
For more information: www.amberwood.ca
The Manotick Art Association plein air adventures have finished for another successful year. Watch for new MAAPLA information in May 2023
Charlie csprattart@gmail.com
For more information see www.Manotickart.ca
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A successful weekend !
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The 3rd Annual The Ten Collective Show at the Mississippi Valley Textile Museum in Almonte, April 23 & 24, was a great success on all accounts. All artists experienced sales and there were many great comments from the 1000 plus admirers that visited the show over the weekend. A big THANK YOU goes to Eileen Hennemann and the other nine artists who worked to make it a successful show.
The dates for next year: April 22 & 23, 2023, Mississippi Valley Textile Museum, Almonte. We are very pleased to announce that Bhat Boy will be joining our group next spring!
The dates for next year: April 22 & 23, 2023, Mississippi Valley Textile Museum, Almonte. We are very pleased to announce that Bhat Boy will be joining our group next spring!
The Ethel Curry Gallery
The Ethel Curry Gallery has an all new website, listing new and existing artists and activities. Check it out. http://www.ethelcurrygallery.com/
The Ethel Curry Gallery is an important fixture of the Town of Haliburton. It is named after Ethel Curry (1901 - 2000), an important Canadian painter and close friend to several members of the Group of Seven that came to paint in her area. (See Northern Belle, The Life and Times of Haliburton's Ethel Curry by Robert Popple).
My association with the gallery began in 1998, when I was invited to teach watercolours at the Haliburton School of Fine Art (Sr. Sandford Fleming Ontario College). I am proud to say that I have been represented by the Ethel Curry Gallery ever since.
The Ethel Curry Gallery is an important fixture of the Town of Haliburton. It is named after Ethel Curry (1901 - 2000), an important Canadian painter and close friend to several members of the Group of Seven that came to paint in her area. (See Northern Belle, The Life and Times of Haliburton's Ethel Curry by Robert Popple).
My association with the gallery began in 1998, when I was invited to teach watercolours at the Haliburton School of Fine Art (Sr. Sandford Fleming Ontario College). I am proud to say that I have been represented by the Ethel Curry Gallery ever since.