PRINTMAKERS EXHIBIT: 22nd Annual Group Exhibit
August 4 – September 30, 2004
Featuring printmakers
associated with the gallery; works in etching, linocut, woodblock, woodengraving,
silkscreen. Organized annually to provide a glimpse at printmaking in the
Maritimes and to give regular gallery artists an opportunity to feature new
work or “best of the year” selection. Always a few new contributors
from further afield.
ANTIGONISH AREA ARTISTS: 29th Annual Group Exhibit
JULY 7 – 31, 2004
Highlighting the work
of painters, printmakers, potters and sculptors who live and work in Antigonish
and the surrounding area. In addition, two back to visit: Angus Braid (sculpture)
and Ron Hazell (watercolours).
JUNE 1 – 30, 2004
Paintings, drawings and sculpture
by nationally known visionary artist, writer and naturalist Linda Johns are
featured in this 29th annual solo show of recent work.
FLOWERS TO FRUIT: 17th Annual Invitational Group Show
MAY 4 – 29, 2004
An annual favorite featuring
the work of over two dozen artists from across Nova Scotia celebrating the
coming of spring with colour and light in many different mediums. Each year
the show takes on a slightly different vibrancy, always refreshing!
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APRIL 6 – 30, 2004
A recent collection of
over two dozen recent watercolours by the accomplished artist and art educator
Alice Hoskins. All painted on location in and about Antigonish County, Alice
makes eloquent use of the spacious and luminous qualities inherent in the
medium of watercolour.
CECIL DAY “Gros Morne Experience”
MARCH 9 – APRIL 3, 2004
A series of eight viscosity
colour etchings inspired by the spectacular vistas and rugged terrain of Newfoundland’s
Gros Morne National Park. Well known Yarmouth printmaker Cecil Day spent a
month living and working on the west coast of Newfoundland through the National
Park’s artist-in-residence program in the fall of 1999. These rich and
exhilarating images were part of a series of small editions with variations
produced in 2001.
JUDITH LEIDL “Pangnirtung Portfolio: Arctic Landscapes”
FEBRUARY 23 – MARCH 6, 2004
Mythic elements of the
northern landscape combine with Judith Leidl’s affinity for texture and
textile design in these energetic and colourful relief prints produced while
Visiting Artist at the Pangnirtung Print Shop,Pangnirtung, Nunavut, in August/July
2003. Judith J. Leidl, M.F.A. accomplished artist, printmaker, art educator
and consultant, has taught at Acadia University, Wolfville, N.S. since 1998
and exhibited and taught in Eastern Europe, Japan, Taiwan, The British Isles,
across the Maritimes and the rest of Canada.
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