Artists’ Talks 2015

  Please join us for an Artist’s Talk by Tom Campbell, whose current exhibition TOM CAMPBELL: Listening to Silence will be on display until October 31. Campbell will talk about his background,

Jacob Grodzinski was born in Cambridge, England and raised in Guelph, Ontario.  He has a BFA from Mount Allison University (Sackville, New Brunswick) and studied traditional drawing and oil painting

Please join us for a question and answer session with painter, Jim MacDougall.  A member of the Portrait Society of Canada, Queen’s Jubilee Medal honouree and a past president of

Irene Miller has been taking pictures since her childhood in Winnipeg, inspired by poetry and the landscape around her.

Lucinda Jones will talk about her work as a printmaker and her passion for singing.  She studied painting at the University of Western Ontario in London and printmaking at Concordia

Back by popular demand! Please join us as painter Kathryn Friis and musician Eric Mahar once again create artwork combining image and sound through simultaneous improvisation.  

Born in Holland in the aftermath of World War Two, Antonie Los moved to Canada with his family to start a new life in 1954. Attending H.B. Beal’s respected art

Wellesley based sculptor Ruth Abernethy is perhaps best known for her large-scale bronze sculptures of public figures, including Glenn Gould, Oscar Peterson, John Hirsch, Tom Hendry, John A. Macdonald and

Luke Jerram is the British artist behind the international public art project “Play Me, I’m Yours”, which has been shown in more than 45 cities and enjoyed by millions of

Please join us to hear sculptor and painter, Glenn Elliott, talk about the role of music in his life and work. Raised in Texas, the son of a minister, Elliott