#2221027 Solitude 11x14 acrylic, painted at the Spencerville Mill, Aug. 11, 2022 by C.Spratt
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The summer
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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
The dates for next year: April 22 & 23, 2023, Mississippi Valley Textile Museum, Almonte
Just out!
Painting trip to Newboro, ON
Room for 18 persons. Contact Mary Moore for more information
Charlie
For more information and/or to be added to the PAE mailing list, contact Mary Moore at mary.moore@cedarlanestudio.net
Painting trip to Newboro, ON
Room for 18 persons. Contact Mary Moore for more information
Charlie
For more information and/or to be added to the PAE mailing list, contact Mary Moore at mary.moore@cedarlanestudio.net
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.