A Photographer's View
Photographs from the Caledon area and around the world
Martin Rothstein
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Rites of Spring
Saturday, May 3rd and
Sunday May 4th 10 am to 5 pm
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The right time, the right place, the right art.
Come celebrate spring at the Williams Mill and see what the artists have been working on all through this long, cold winter.
There will be live music in a relaxing setting to showcase the pottery, blown glass, stained glass, mixed media, painting, sculpture, printmaking, fibre art and jewellery created by resident artists. Bring home a new piece of art to add to your collection!
The Williams Mill Gallery exhibition will be the focal point for the launch of our new work and will continue until June 1, 2008. The more than thirty-five artists of the Williams Mill will welcome people to their individual working studios, and be pleased to talk about their art on Saturday May 3rd and Sunday, May 4th from 10 am to 5 pm.
SPACES - Embraced
This show is a collaboration between Sonja Mortimer and Candace Slack. Sonja Mortimer works with a variety of media; she has a fascination with structure and ordered space whether natural or man-made. Candace's recent body of work is narrative based; she's combined three loves - photography, painting and motorcycling, to produce a series of paintings based on photos describing a motorcycle event that takes place in Port Dover, Ontario, on Friday the 13th.
You're probably wondering, 'Who is Sonja Mortimer?" Sonja is Candace's grade 8 homeroom Art Teacher! Sonja and Candace are embracing the 35 years, which seems like just a little SPACE in time, since they last crossed paths. Sonja and Candace rediscovered each other last spring at the John Sommer Juried Art Exhibition, and have joined their creative abilities for this exhibition.
Please come and bring your friends and/or ex-teachers and enjoy this most recent body of works from two artists who are renewing a friendship from long ago.
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Life Drawing
A basic and time-honoured exercise in the visual artist’s journey in learning how to see. Click here for event flyer.
The Mill Life Drawing group has been meeting throughout the past fall and now displays the results of their labours.
Come and experience the journey!
Opening reception Sunday, February 10th, noon to 5 pm. Artists present.
Until February 24th, the Gallery is open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, noon to 5 pm.
Beginning February 27th, the Gallery is again open, Wednesday through Sunday, noon to 5 pm.
The Life Drawing show continues until March 30, 2008.
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Tiny Treasures
Art Show and Sale
Come, explore the Mill, browse the studios and talk with the artists. Find a piece of art to treasure yourself, or to give to that special someone on your Christmas list.
Opening reception
Saturday, November 17th noon to 5 pm.
The show continues until December 24th.
During December, the Gallery is open Tuesday through Sunday, noon to 5 pm. |
Women Who Wood
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An exhibition and sale of wood fired ceramic work.
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Carol-Ann Michaelson, Monica Johnston, Zsuzsa Monostory, Heather Daymond, Terry Osborne, Liz Willoughby, Kim Harcourt, Shirley Clifford, Marie Paquette, Celia Brandao, Peta Hall, Barb Murphy
October 21st to November 14th, 2007
Opening wine and cheese reception Sunday, October 21, 1 to 4 pm. The artists will be present.
Williams Mill Gallery
515 Main Street
Glen Williams ON L7G 3S9
Tel: 905-873-8203
The Gallery is open Wednesday through Sunday, noon to 5 pm.
Wood firing has a history of arduous feats of labor resulting in beautiful, breathtaking surfaces and unique work. Among potters, woodfiring has the mystique and romance of camaraderie and great effort worthy of any high won sport.
Twelve potters gathered together to build a wood kiln; the subsequent firing of this kiln would bind them inextricably together for the foreseeable future, starting journeys into areas of new experiences and further learning. This show displays the best results of their labours.
Eyeful II
A plethora of original art from the palettes and brushes of over 50 artists
Opening July 14th, 11 am to 3 pm. Refreshments. Some artists present.
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Our Adventure in Colour
A show in the Gallery featuring 5 artists:
Wendy Boyd, Pria Muzumdar, Mary Jane Simon, Cathie Simon, Wenda Watt.
A variety of art - textiles, photography, paintings, mosaics.
Wednesday, June 6th through Sunday, July 8th.
Opening reception Saturday June 9th, 2 -5 pm.
Artists present.
NEWS FLASH
Tina Newlove wins first prize at the Lakeshore Arts Exhibition for this painting City Crowd.
CITY CROWD
New Paintings and Drawings by Tina Newlove
Don't miss this exciting exhibition of new work by an outstanding young artist!!!
Wednesday April 11th through Sunday April 29th
Opening Reception
Saturday April 14, 2- 5 pm
Artist in attendance
Tina Newlove graduated from McMaster University in the Honours Fine Arts program in 1996. As a professional artist, Tina's work has been recognized in juried art shows both nationally and internationally.
Her unique and thought provoking images create poetic renderings of the tangible world where heaven and earth meet. “There is revelation everywhere; I see things too wonderful for me to know. I paint what I see”
Tel: 905-873-8203
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Red Reflections
Works in various media by Peter Perko and Candace Slack. This pulsating and dominant colour always has something to say. Come to the Williams Mill Gallery and get involved in the artists' exploration of the possibilities of this colour.
Show Duration:
October 18th to November 12th
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