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The Williams Mill Gallery
PAST SHOWS
SPRING INTO ART
Williams Mill Spring Open House
May 1st and 2nd, 2010, noon to 5pm
Come and help celebrate a new season of inspired art.
Click here for details.
ROCK BY WATER
Recent en-caustic paintings by Mary Ellen Chapman
April 21st to 25th
Reception Saturday, April 24th, 7 to 9 pm. Artist present.
Gallery open Wednesday through Sunday, noon to 5 pm.
Brian J.T. Porter
ART IS MY WEAPON
March 31 to April 19, 2010
Art Show Opening Night:
Saturday, April 3rd, 6:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Drawing from Life
The Monday Night Drawing Group at the Williams Mill invites you to their second Life Drawing Show:
February 10 to March 28, 2010.
Opening meet-and-greet the artists:
February 20, 3:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Click here for further details
LOST AND FOUND
Artist: Carmen Hickson
October 14 - November 8, 2009
Opening reception: Sunday, October 18, 1-4 p.m.
Carmen Hickson's first solo exhibition featuring found objects assemblages, sculptures, and works on canvas.
A Walk In The Glen
Nestled on the banks of the Credit Williams, the hamlet of Glen Williams
has provided inspiration for artists working in many media. Currently
showing in the Williams Mill Visual Art Center's gallry, "A Walk In The
Glen" is a selection of forty paintings by five of the Williams Mill's
painters; Ken Logue, Simon MacDonald, Margaret Peter, Candace Slack and Jo
Walterson. The artists chose scenes in the village to create brilliant
works in oil, acrylic, watercolour, and pen and ink. Unique synergies have
been created when a single subject has been tackled by two of the artists,
rendering different perspectives. The subjects themselves range from the
heritage buildings, to everyday street scenes, to views of the Credit River.
The show runs until October 12. The Gallery is open from noon until 5 P.M.;
Wednesday through Sunday. Click here for an e-card.
Unearth
Recent artworks by Peter Perko, Sheri Tenaglia, Candace Slack
August 12th to September 7th
Istvan Kosma
Artworks
July 8th to August 9th
3 + 3
Mary Ellen Farrow, Eileen Millen and Michael Young
To celebrate five years of studio work at Williams Mill Visual Arts Centre in the hamlet of Glen Williams just north of Georgetown, the three Stone Sculptors are pleased to announce an exhibition of their work, 3+3, in the Gallery at Williams Mill.
Mary Ellen Farrow, Eileen Millen and Michael Young have also invited Shirley Erskine, Brian Smith and Michael Stamper, along with an exhibit of Medallic Art from members of the Medallic Art Society of Canada, to join them in this group show.
The exhibition will feature new large and small stone sculptures as well as stunning abstract paintings, masterly portraits and a wide range of smaller Medallic works to enchant the most discerning art aficionado. Most works will be for sale.
Itch
A Solo art exhibition
by
Lucille Weber
Opening reception Saturday and Sunday, April 4th and 5th, noon to 5 pm. The artists will be present both days. Click here for an e-invite.
Lucille gave up her day job ten years ago and hasn’t looked back since. Life experiences, travel, and a wicked imagination have fueled her creativity. She is always ready to explore, change media and take risks as she moves from canvas to board to paper. Of the various tools she uses, her favorite is her gloved hand. “I use my hand to dab, smooch, and move the paint on the surface, and the paint seems to flow out of my fingertips. It’s magic!”
The show continues until April 26th.
Home for the Holidays
An Art Auction to benefit Habitat for Humanity Halton.
Preview & Silent Auction bidding:
Fri. Nov. 7th and Sat. Nov. 8th, 12 to 5 p.m.
Live Auction Gala & closing of Silent Auctions:
Sat. Nov. 8th, 5 to 9 p.m.
Free Admission
Come to our beautiful location on the Credit River just north of Georgetown. Bring home a new piece of art to enhance your home for the holidays, find a gift, or discover a treat for yourself.
Silent auctions throughout the complex showcasing the work of Mill artists and certificates for home enhancement services.
The Williams Mill Gallery will be set up with simulated living areas to demonstrate how the art pieces will look in a home setting. The exhibition in the gallery will continue until December 24th.
Make sure to check our holiday and winter Gallery hours under When to Visit the Mill on this page before your visit.
Wonderful Wearables
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On the hour the spell is broken and she becomes...
Warm, whimsical, witty, and wise is the theme of this show featuring the wearable art of Naomi Assenheim, Bonnie Glass, Sandra Krosse, Janice Smith, and
Beverly Couse.
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There is No Place Like Home
September 10 to October 13, 2008
Click on poster below to see a larger version (pdf):
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The Williams Mill Annual Salon Show
A Parisian style art salon. Art from floor to ceiling, over 50 artists represented.
Opening Sunday, July 13th, 1 to 4 pm. Refreshments. Some artists will be present. The show continues until September.
A Photographer's View
Photographs from the Caledon area and around the world Martin Rothstein
Visit Cedar Creek Gallery Website for more information about Martin Rothstein.
Rites of Spring
Saturday, May 3rd and Sunday May 4th 10 am to 5 pm click here to see the flyer.
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.
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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. Click here for details and directions.
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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