"Party of Three" now in the Gallery

What do you get when you ask three women artists who work in several mediums to put together an art show. You get a "Party of Three".
Now showing in the gallery are Susan Wakefield, Bev De Jong, and Carmen Hickson. Each of these artists work with a wide range of materials to create jewellery, painting, and sculpture. This show has art for the wall, the garden, the shelf, and for the body. Colour, texture, scale, and imagination are key words for this exhibit. The show continues until October 11, 2010.
Please join the artists at the opening reception Friday, September 17, from 7 - 9 pm in the gallery.

One week left for The Eyeful Salon Show

This is your last chance to view the Eyeful Salon show featured in the gallery right now. Several works have found new homes and a new show (Party of Three) will be up on the walls as of the 8th of September.
Party of Three will feature the works of Susan Wakefield, Bev De Jong, and Carmen Hickson. Please join them at their opening reception Friday the 17th, of September from 7-9 pm.

Studio news:
Christine Montague is now settled into her studio upstairs in the stone building. Her work looks fantastic on those large walls.

Sandra Krosse, Naomi Assenheim, and Christine Ford of the stone building have been working hard and have several new items showcased in their studios.

Several artists have been away at shows, workshops, and events all summer. Now is the time to come and see what they were working on and be the first to own a new piece from your favorite artist.

Second Saturday this weekend August 14, 210

A trip to the Williams Mill will definitely be in order this weekend if you are thinking of adding to your art collection. Several more artists will be participating in this "Second Saturday Event". Investing in an original work of art is an experience you can be proud of. The artists of the Williams Mill are creating special works just for the Second Saturday Event and you can be sure that even the artists will be looking in on their neighbors to see what unique piece will be available that day.
Second Saturday is meant to promote the purchasing of original art and we hope to do that by offering one special piece at a very reasonable price. Most original works can run into the hundreds or thousands of dollars but one Saturday each month is now your opportunity to acquire art for much, much less.
Studios open at 12 so don't be late or someone might beat to you that perfect piece.