We are delighted to welcome glazier Guy Hollington and his stunning glass sculptures! Studying at both the Corning Museum of Glass and the Pilchuk School of Glass provided Guy with insight into the intricacies of glass blowing. He enjoys both the rapid action in the hot-shop during the blowing process as well as the creative and detailed patterning and sandblasting required to create his finished pieces. Feast your eyes on new paintings, jewellery, sculpture and glass… abundance abounds! Included in this Newsletter: Guy Hollington Bruce Edmundson William Liao Lisa Samphire Barbara Adams Dorothée...
Our artists spring forward with fresh, artistic visions… enjoy! We are excited to share the first images from our group floral exhibition, Bloom, opening April 4th. The paintings will be arriving at the end of March, but are currently available for pre-sale. Many more stunning images to follow… Are you on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram? Be sure to follow us for updates on new arrivals! Included in this Newsletter: Lorna Dockstader Bruce Edmundson Kimberly Kiel Lisa Samphire Andrea Russell Naoko Takenouchi Andrea Roberts Pavel Barta Bloom Exhibition – scroll down for your sneak...
We are thrilled to share another masterfully talented painter, William Liao! As always, variety abounds with new paintings, sculpture, glass and jewellery. Are you on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or Pinterest? Be sure to follow us for updates on new arrivals! Included in this Newsletter… William Liao Lisa Samphire Shinah Lee Bruce Edmundson Eunmi Conacher INTRODUCING – WILLIAM LIAO Tenderness Oil on canvas 20 x 16 $1280 Artistic inspiration began at an early age for William. Growing up in Beijing, China after the Cultural Revolution, he was surrounded by classical Chinese culture as well...
Bruce Edmundson’s elegant wood sculptures begin as bumps on a log, aka burls, so when he learns I’ve got a felled, super bumpy big leaf maple tree at my place, he’s happy to take a look. He’s brought along his friend Kent Mjolness, and they eagerly circle the massive, hollow trunk sections. There are plenty of visible burls, which are actually rounded growths formed when a tree is under stress from an injury, virus or fungus. I tell them I considered turning the maple into firewood. I detect some shudders. Burl wood has unusual texture, colour and figure (or appearance). Birdseye, resembling tiny...
