Events

Two artists of the bricolage tradition invite visitors to eavesdrop on our visual conversation (augmented with some whimsical “faux”punctuation).

As makers we speak through the objects we create and often in the making, the work shifts direction. Our collaboration offers a visual call and response realized through careful attention to each others language and meaning. We encourage the viewer to join us in considering all the aspects of our installation: the individual works, their juxtaposition and placement, as well as the work in its entirety shaped for the gallery space.

In our era of siloed communication, we need to listen to one another’s divergent ideas in life as well as art. “A Conversation” demonstrates clearly that dialogue is always larger than the sum of its parts.

I have four paintings entered in this show, which you will be able to visit in the beautiful surroundings of Algonquin Park. The Visitor Centre is located in the Park, at Km 43.0 on Highway 60

I have 4 pieces in the show. And the fall leaves are an art show of their own!

Opening Reception open to the public on September 14 from 4-6 PM

This minimalism exhibition, As Little As Possible, As Much As Necessary, is presented by members of the Ontario Society of Artists and their guests.

In September 2024 I travelled to France, and Spain to exhibit at Gálicca International Art Gallery, who now represents me in the European art market.

About Gálicca International Art Gallery
Gálicca is an innovative online art gallery whose purpose is the promotion of artists and the sale of original works of art. It is the fruit of more than 35 years of experience in the representation and support of artistic creation in Spain.

Peace Gallery North's next exhibit 'Let's Get Rolling' is a group show from Print Artists North. Print Artists North (PAN) is a diverse printmaking community that was incorporated as a part of the Flying Colours Artists' Association in 2016. Members are committed to the promotion of traditional and experimental printmaking practices. They create work using a wide variety of processes and approaches including lino-cuts, mono prints, collagraphs, etchings, cyanotypes and more.

Photo to show soon!

A solo exhibition of sixty abstract paintings at the Leamington Art centre.

Artist in Residence at L'Aromas Bakehouse and Coffee Roastery from March 2022 to current. I have over 25 pieces of art decorating the walls of the large and beautiful space of L'Aromas. Be sure to venture into the billiards room to see more abstract art on display.

"Sheltered Cove" is one of several paintings at the Firehouse 971 that are for sale. If interested, please don't hesitate to enquire @nyjamie@rogers.com

Currently am in this Gallery in Edmonton, Alberta.

So pleased to now have art on display at Nat’s Coffeehouse in Tsawwassen! I have a mixture of abstracts and seascapes for you to enjoy while you sip your coffee. Thank you to our wonderful community for always supporting local artists!

The City of Florence has eight Art Exposed locations in the Old Town area: Veterans Memorial Park, River Roasters, Rain Garden, Interpretive Center East, Gazebo Park Plaza, Secret Garden, Maple Street Park, and Florence Area Chamber of Commerce Lawn.

Judith is interested in the potential for interactions between Art and Science. She and partner Mike enthusiastically support the endeavors of the Perimeter Institute, Waterloo, Ontario. Eight of Judith's paintings have been accepted into the Perimeter Institute's art collection and installed in various venues within the Perimeter.

This exhibition will feature a number of my geometric compositions, including examples from my Living With Cancer Series; some of my responses to the dire situation our world is in just now; and a few more whimsical, light-hearted pieces to remind us that all is not - and must not be - lost.

For those who might want to know more specifically what was on my mind mind as I created any given painting, a small binder with my comments about the works on display will be available.

Image: Tenuous, oil and cold wax on cradled wood panel, 30" x 30"

Watercolour Techniques

I am very excited about this workshop, it would be grand if you designed your own reference book to have at your fingertips!

6 week Workshop Dates: October, 22, 29, November 5, 12, 19, 26
Time: 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
Please note: If these dates do not work for you let me know what days do work for you and we can make a schedule.


Create your own watercolour resource book, exploring many watercolour techniques in a sturdy 140 lb watercolour journal provided with this workshop. Your book will be divided into sections for key topics. Fill each chapter with hands-on technique swatches, notes, and visual examples. This personalized book will become your go-to index for creative exploration and growth.

Fill your book with
Watercolour techniques
Design and Style
Good Composition
Perspective
Colour Wheel Variations
Negative Painting
Blending and Shading
Light and Shadow
Fonts — Printing and Writing
Sketching with Pen and Pencil

SUPPLY LIST
Micron .01 pen
Pencil and eraser
1/2 inch Masking tape
Watercolours (artist quality) Cobalt Blue, Red, Naples Yellow, plus any watercolours you have
140 lb Strathmore watercolour Journal will be included with workshop

This is one of the 3 works I will have in the Art and Parcel Show this year.

Please drop by Augustine House on Oct 25 from 1:30 to 5:30 for an Art Show and Open House. Free admission, live music and refreshments. Meet local artists and check out a variety of styles of art.

This a 2 night event down on Granville Island. I donated a painting for this show which is one of 10 paintings selected to be in the Live Auction on the first night. There is also a silent auction and multiple other activities planned. To learn more and to get tickets to the October 30th events click on the venue link and it will take you to the face page of the Federation of Canadian Artists Website. Some of the activities are listed and also include links to the paintings available. It looks to be a fun couple of evenings.... check it out!

I’m very excited to have been selected to participate in this juried, annual fine art exhibition again this year. Admission is free to this one of a kind event with live music, food and a very cozy atmosphere. Stay tuned for further details.

Arts West Council and Carberry Plains Arts Council invite you to unlock your creativity with our 2-Day Workshop with instructor Leona Herzog. Bring life and movement to your botanical watercolours by creating depth. Learn how colour choice and tonal value can add volume to your leaves and petals, and how it can be used to impact the illusion of distance in a composition.

Leona Herzog’s art practice focuses on botanical watercolours and fibres. She has studied with a variety of teachers including Winnipeg watercolour painter Jill Brooks, as well as further afield. To focus on botanicals, she has trained at Kew Gardens, England with Lucy Smith who illustrates many of their plants.

Some experience with watercolour is recommended, but this workshop will benefit artists at every level.

Date: Saturday and Sunday November 1 and 2, 2025 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with a one-hour break for lunch (12-1pm)
Location: Carberry-North Cypress Centennial Drop-in Center, 132 Main St., Carberry MB
Fee: $100 (supplies are not included) - Space is limited to the first fully paid 16 registrations.

A supplies list will be provided on receiving your payment, also it is recommended you bring a brown-bag lunch so that instruction can resume promptly at 1pm.

Go to our Workshop Page for online, mail and email registration forms.

Annual open studio, workshop and small business event.

See the linked page for registration information.

Date and Time: November 2 and 3 from 9:30am - 4:30pm

Location: Wilde Dunes Resort on the Isle of Palms, SC

This event is Co-Sponsored with The Gallery at Sweetgrass.

Pricing: Members $300 Non-members $350

This event is limited to 17 participants.

Fun event gathering together for lunch and learn some things too!!

Mark your calendars for this fantastic show!
125 art works on display.
Nearly 2000 people attended in 2024!
More details to follow!

Come to the 2025 Nanaimo Fine Art Show!
Participate in the Thursday - Saturday Daily Draw for an original piece of art work!
See you there!

Spruce Meadows International Christmas Market
Weekends only...
Fridays - 10 am to 7 pm
Saturdays - 10 am to 7 pm
Sundays - 10 am to 6 pm

November 14, 15 and 16
November 21, 22 and 23
November 28, 29 and 30
Come visit me at my booth in the Horizon Pavilion

I will be featuring my Windows and Rocks for this show. This is the best kept secret - well actually we are so busy at this Market - it is all artists and they have brought out their crafty side.

Saturday 22, 10-4 pm

This Christmas Market typically has one of the best selections of quality handmade products, many many positive feedbacks

View Artwork On the website: MPSGS.org - International Exhibition of Miniature Art for Sale

I will have 3 paintings

Sunday 23, 10-3 pm

One of the Island best attended Christmas Markets, so many artisans with tons of talent. Great gift ideas for your loved ones and yourself.

This exciting show has something for everyone. All pieces are 12 x 12 and under. I will be having a lot of new work created with this show in mind. A number or 12 x 3 new work. I will not be bringing them out until this show! This show will also have the clothes line where bagged pieces or art at really great prices will be hanging out

View exhibition and sale on the website: miniature-art.com
I will exhibit for sale 6 paintings in this event

I will demonstrate how to paint miniatures (days and time to be determine January 2nd)

A trio show featuring Jenifer Darbellay (Honorary), Heather Edelmeier and Nadine Kelln. Gaze and Connect is the culmination of two year’s work. We are very excited to present our work together, in connection with each other, and with you. Stay tuned for more details and save the date!

Painting Trees with Confidence - with Ann Willsie, SFCA.

Date: Saturday & Sunday, April 18 and 19, 2026
Venue: Penticton Art Gallery, 199 Marina Way
Cost: $275 for Members*; $300 for Non-members** & only if space is available

Trees can be one of the trickiest and most daunting elements to portray in a landscape, yet they are also some of the most essential. Whether they serve as the main focus or play a supporting role, trees bring character, depth and life to your scenes. 

This workshop will guide you in approaching trees with confidence. We'll begin by simplifying their shapes and contours through basic outlines, making them more approachable to paint. You'll work on small, quick studies of tree forms using provided reference photographs and we'll discuss techniques to effectively depict their various features. 

The workshop will help you focus on simplifying tree structures, capturing the unique "gesture" of each tree to convey its essence, and using atmospheric perspective to create depth and realism in your landscapes. 

For further information contact Georgia Krebs @ gbkrebs@gmail.com.