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A fun and festive Holiday Marketplace featuring Local Artists. Huntsville Art Society is excited to have some wonderful, local creative artists presenting their works for sale! Wide range of unique gift ideas. Original paintings, prints and cards, jewellery, stained glass lanterns, wearable art, photography, home decor items and more!
Artist Janine Marson celebrates her Oxtongue roots with 50 new oil paintings created in the area surrounding her childhood home on Oxtongue Lake. Janine was fortunate to grow up at her family’s Timber Trail Resort along the banks of the Oxtongue River at the doorstep to Algonquin Park. It was here that she met and watched Group of Seven artist A.J. Casson paint in her backyard and decided to be a painter when she grew up!
Janine says it’s the simple things in life that can help us feel a sense of connection and draw us closer together. Rural Roots is her celebration of those connections.
Saturday, June 29 through Sunday, July 13. Janine Marson will be at the opening reception on Saturday, June 29 from 1 to 4pm.
The Art of Michelle Vyn: Showing from May 31 to June 26, 2019, with artist reception on Sat., June 15, 1 – 3 pm.
An Artist Talk is planned for Saturday, June 15 @ 1:30. As a Wildlife & Landscape Artist, Michelle paints flora & fauna subjects from around the world, often endangered species and the keystone species of our planet. She paints to share her love of creation, and to increase awareness of its beauty and our obligation to care for it.
One of the painting techniques Michelle has developed independently over the past few years has involved the building of texture on canvas or wood with acrylic mediums, by sculpting over the surface while it is still wet, which she paints over when dry. Time and care are taken in the shaping of delicate strands of animal fur, the roughness of tree bark and the coarseness of granite rock, with depth and layers of colour throughout. The details in the texture are better seen in person.
The Art of Michelle Vyn: Showing from May 31 to June 26, 2019, with artist reception on Sat., June 15, 1 – 3 pm.
An Artist Talk is planned for Saturday, June 15 @ 1:30. As a Wildlife & Landscape Artist, Michelle paints flora & fauna subjects from around the world, often endangered species and the keystone species of our planet. She paints to share her love of creation, and to increase awareness of its beauty and our obligation to care for it.
One of the painting techniques Michelle has developed independently over the past few years has involved the building of texture on canvas or wood with acrylic mediums, by sculpting over the surface while it is still wet, which she paints over when dry. Time and care are taken in the shaping of delicate strands of animal fur, the roughness of tree bark and the coarseness of granite rock, with depth and layers of colour throughout. The details in the texture are better seen in person.
anyWare is a distributed media sculpture comprised of two identical objects and a third virtual online portal that are individually connected to the Internet and physically mirror each other. Play games and solve puzzles individually or collaboratively with friends.
anyWare is co-created byJane Tingley, Cindy Poremba and Marius Kintel,
Structuring these interactions are a number of games and puzzles for people to play/solve, either individually or collaboratively. The objects transform in the experience of exploration (either with one person or potentially with many people) and in so doing reveal different levels of interactivity and aesthetic experience.
Explore music in a new way by experiencing The Empty Room, an interactive virtual reality piece by French composer and media artist Christine Webster. The gallery and cafe at The NAISA North Media Arts Centre in South River has new extended hours – 8 am to 4 pm.
The Muskoka Palette Packers and Club 55 present “Muskoka Dreamin” Art Show and Sale, Town Hall, 37 Main St E, Huntsville. Original artwork by local artists. Thurs. July 13th 10:00 to 6:00 and Fri. July 14th 10:00 to 4:00
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