Saturday, October 10, 1-4pm
10th Anniversary Art Across the Marsh Pre-Tour
Celebration at Live Bait Theatre, 87 Main Street, Sackville
Come and celebrate with us. Free to the public.
Joan Blakney
Quilting
32 Raworth Heights,
Sackville, NB
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Patty Chassé
Patty’s weaving is inspired by the colours of
the sea and the shorelines of the Fundy Coast.
Wood Point Studio
490 Route 935, Wood Point N.B.
E4L 2K3
Phone: (506) 536-0144 |
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Kaeli Cook
Kaeli is a young potter who has graduated from
the NB
College of Craft and Design in Fredericton. Her work is
greatly inspired by all of the beaches she has
explored across Canada. Kaeli’s studio is tucked away
in the marsh by the train station.
Squire Street
Sackville, N.B.
flowersforkaeli@yahoo.ca
Phone: 536-9081 |
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Marilyn Cook
The whimsical designs and bright colours
of Marilyn’s silk paintings will always bring a smile. Hangings,
scarves, clothing and more. 1km.
from Hwy.15 on route 950.
Marilyn Cook
2431 Route 950
Shemogue, NB
E4N 2R9
Phone: (506) 577-4682
Email: cooksilk@nbnet.nb.ca
www.cooksilk.ca |
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Derrick Currie
Studio House Gallery
“The main preoccupation within my work stems from an inward investigation,
unravelling the unconcious realms between memory, experience and dream.
I approach the actual process of art making as a ritual, giving a voice
and language to the undefinable areas of lived experience, personal history
and engagement in the process to speak to me. The space of art making
becomes a place of refuge and a meditation on healing.” - Derrick Currie
Studio House Gallery
780 Tidnish Head Road
RR#2, Amherst, Nova Scotia B4H3X9
Phone: 902 661-4870
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Thaddeus Holownia
“At the heart of Thaddeus Holownia’s photographic enterprise
is the need to look hard at what matters and to fix the memory of that looking.
All his work
has been about considered regard, about the intimate relationship between the
eye of perception and the “I” of the perceiving photographer”
Robert Enright, from Eying the Landscape: The Photography of Thaddeus Holownia.
BorderCrossing No. 84, November 2002
535 Jolicure Road,
Sackville NB
www.holownia.com
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Robert Lyon & Katherine Hicks Lyon
Robert & Katherine’s Studio/Gallery
features original watercolours, Giclee prints and notecards depicting
their interpretations
of natural history. Robert’s paintins of birds and plants have
been featured with Canadian Wildlife Service & Nature Conservancy
Canada. They also have a line of clothing for adults and kids feautring
Nature and Celtic
themes. Open to the public: Monday-Friday 9-5pm
Robert Lyon Graphics
97 Main Street, Unit D
Sackville, NB
E4L 4A9
Phone: (506) 536-1904
Email: roblyon@nbnet.nb.ca
www.robertlyongraphics.ca
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Ghita Levin & Marc Spence
Ghita’s studio/gallery and Marc’s workshop are
situated overlooking the beautiful saltmarshes of Baie Verte. These surroundings
have a great influence on their work. Ghita uses a variety of techniques,
including wood firing, to make her sculptural and functional pottery.
Marc welds metal into fanciful fish shapes.
Ghita Levin Pottery
Spence Metalworks
573 Route 970
Baie Verte, NB
E4M 1N9
Phone: (506) 538-2933
www.ghitalevinpottery.ca |
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Colin McCabe
Colin’s watercolour paintings are mainly
inspired by the landscape of the local area. He has participated
in the Sackville
Art Association shows and the Shediac Art Festival for a number of
years. Currently he has paintings at the Craft Gallery in Sackville
and the
Raven Gallery in Tatamagouche.
36 Devon Avenue,
Sackville, NB
Phone 506-536-1034
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Diana McIsaac
From her palette of blues and reds, Diana
forms rich hues of purple, which identify her work. Her paintings
can
be found throughout
Canada, states south of the border, and in the British Isles.
She makes her home at Seagrove, NS, where she uses her own photography
as a basis for most of her work.
Diana McIsaac
Winegarden Estate
851 Route 970,
Baie Verte, NB
vertis_@hotmail.com
www.vertisarts.com
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Denyse Milliken
Creative handspun yarns and handcrafted glasswork.
Crystalheart
Denyse Milliken
4903 Main Street
Dorchester, New Brunswick
lunastar@nb.sympatico.ca
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Racheal Morouney
Robert Morouney
Pottery and Printmaking
136 Moore Road,
Extension, Otter Creek
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Dennis Reid & Darlene Teahen
After completing his B.F.A. (Bachelor of Fine
Arts) at Mount Allison University, Dennis moved to Dorchester NB, where
he now lives and paints. Oil is his medium of choice. As a medium it
provides him with the flexibility to explore subject matter, and to experiment
with the process of painting itself. Much of his painting focuses on
landscape imagery for its base, but quite often there are other elements
whether they be figurative or still life, that find their way into the
work.
Darlene is a graduate of the Mount Allison University’s Bachelor of
Fine Arts Program. Her work is objective and representational. This
approach
is taken more or less automatically as she perceives the objects and
conditions around her every day. Darlene’s practice is to draw and
paint at the same time intermittently. By layering painting and drawing
in
a painterly fashion, she find’s she can better appreciate the immediacy
of the medium and keep the reactions as fresh as possible.
Fine Art Studio & Gallery
4979 Main Street
Dorchester, NB
E4K 2Y3
call for appointment
Phone: (506) 855-7422
Email: artshack@nbnet.nb.ca
View their works at:
www.DarleneTeahen.ca
www.DennisReid.ca
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Donna Rawlins Sharpe
Sue Rose
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Donna Rawlins Sharpe
Donna’s
paintings combine elements of Japanese and Western art, using various
drawing/painting techniques,
to capture
the essence of the small, everyday things we see, but take for granted.
Sue Rose
Sackville artist Sue Rose will also be exhibiting
current works at Donna’s studio.
Donna Rawlins Sharpe
22 Harris Drive
Sackville, NB
Phone (506) 536-1062
www.sanderling.ca
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Cristina Sidhu
Sidhu Fine Art & Design is nestled in the
woods along the Sunrise Trail just outside of Amherst. Cristina’s vibrant
pastel paintings draw the viewer in and capture the imagination. She
is inspired by the incredible beauty of the Maritimes and familiar locations
can be seen in many of her works. She received her BFA in 1991 from Smith
College which also included a year abroad studying at the Sir John Cass
School of Art in London, England. Although she worked as a graphic designer
since then, in 2005 she was trained in Pastels by noted artist Dave Beckett
PSA in Ontario and has been working mainly in pastels ever since. Her
works have been accepted and shown at Local, National and Internationally
Juried Exhibitions.
Cristina Sidhu
Sidhu Fine Art & Design
1529 Highway 6, (Sunrise Trail)
Warren (Amherst)
www.sidhufineart.com
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