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A Plethora of New Art Unveiled at Spring Reveal Art Show (May 2 - 27) & Artists Studios Open House (May 5, 6) at the Williams Mill
Artists of the Williams
Mill Visual Arts Centre invite you to Spring Reveal: Art Show & Sale
and 18th Annual Spring Studio Open House
There are 20 doors to
walk through – find out what’s behind them! Join us for the 18th
Annual Williams Mill Visual Arts Centre Studios Open House & Sale held on
the first weekend in May – that’s May 5 & 6, 12-4 p.m. Be first to see new
and exceptional work by over 30 Williams Mill Artists, made on-site in their
studios, including: glass, jewellery, photography, artistic couturière, fibre,
paintings, drawing, printmaking, mixed media, ceramics and sculpture.
‘Meet the Artists’ in
their workspaces. Talk about works in progress or the next big project. This
weekend event also coincides with the Opening Reception for Spring Reveal
the Artists of the Williams Mill Art Show & Sale in the Williams Mill
Gallery. This exhibition starts on May 2 and continues to Monday May 21st
of the Long Weekend.
Organized by watercolour painter Marlene Madole
and artistic couturière Sandra Krosse, this spring’s gallery show features a
selection of work from studio artists, working in a variety of media,
including: Manny Martins (Marblue
Photography); Sandra Krosse (Artistic Couturière); Christine Marie Ford (Fibre
Art/Jewellery); Naomi Assenheim (Opal Wing Creations Jewellery);
Watercolour Painters: Marlene Madole, Harry Milanowski and Gord Stuart; Oil or
Acrylic Painters: Tiziana Manierka, Christine Montague, Margaret Peter, Susan
Wakefield and Lorne Winters; Sheri Tenaglia (Mixed Media); Ceramic Artists: Carolyn
Filter, Carol-Ann Michaelson and Zsuzsa Monostory; Sculpture Artists: Gabrielle Fischer Horvath, Halton Wood Carvers, Mary Ellen Farrow,
Sandra Hayworth and Michael Young; and Glass Artists: Bernhard Viehweber and Glen Williams Glass: Julia Hillyer, Andrew Kuntz, Tara Marsh, Carol
Nesbitt, Andrea Ripley, Doug Scott and Jennifer Tarrant.
“This is the 18th Annual Spring Open
House at the Williams Mill Visual Arts Centre and a long established springtime
tradition. Spring is a great opportunity to reveal some of the new work that
artists have been creating over the winter months, for an audience ready to
come out and explore. Everything just seems a little brighter, and the show
celebrates that spirit,” says event Chairperson Marlene Madole.
Visit
www.williamsmill.com or call: 905-873-8203. Williams Mill Visual Arts Centre, 515 Main Street, Glen
Williams L7G 3S9.
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For more information:
Marlene Madole, Chair of Spring Reveal
Courtyard Studio/Gallery 7, Williams Mill Visual
Arts Centre
H: 905-459-9753
April 18 - 29. Humber College Juried Art Show Collection at Williams Mill Gallery "We're All Kids at Heart"
Enjoy this delightful art exhibition of the upcoming young talent from Humber College. The winners of the 2012 Humber College Juried Art Show will display their Dr. Seuss inspired art work.
Williams Mill Gallery. Williams Mill Visual Arts Centre. Wednesdays - Sundays. 12 - 5 pm. Plenty of free parking.
If you happen to visit the Williams Mill on a Friday or Saturday, the over 30 working artist studios in this heritage complex are open to the public. Glen Williams Glass are open 7 days a week.
Photo Show Reception for Manny Martins.Williams Mill Gallery
You are invited to the Opening Reception of Exhibit Two: Inaugural Collection
Saturday March 31st - 5 to 7 pm
Williams Mill Gallery, Williams Mill Visual Arts Centre, 515 Main St. Glen Williams. Free parking.
Arrived early? The Williams Mill houses four buildings of art. Visit Manny Martins studio in the Yellow Building until 5 pm, or one of the over thirty artist studios in the heritage complex in a historic true glen.
Fine Art Photography Show by Manny martins
Solo Art Exhibit by Photographer Manny Martins
Mar Blue Photography
www.marbluephotography.com
Opening Reception
Saturday March 21st - 1 to 4 pm
Opening Reception Randy Brandford Art Show
Solo Art Exhibit by Randy Brandford
Randall 03/12: Acrylics and Mixed Media
Opening Reception
Sunday March 10th - 1 to 4 pm
Randall 03/12 Art Show Opens at Williams Mill Gallery
Solo Art Exhibit by Randy Brandford
Randall 03/12: Acrylics and Mixed Media
Opening Reception
Sunday March 10th - 1 to 4 pm
New Art Classes in the New Williams Mill Visual Arts Centre Education Centre
Enjoy classes in watercolour painting, clay hand building, printmaking, beading and more in our brand new Williams Mill Education Centre, courtesy of the Ontario Trillium Foundation, and the wonderful volunteers in the Williams Mill Community. This beautiful classroom space, with wonderful natural lighting, is located in the Williams Mill spectacular 1850's Stone Building. It overlooks the Glen Williams Park and the Credit River beyond. It has a digital projector, a retractible screen, is wheelchair accessible, and there is plenty of free parking by the door.
Click HERE for more information on taking a class, teaching a class, or renting the room for your special meeting or event.
New Artists and Studios at the Williams Mill
There is always something new at the Mill, that is why it is worth repeated visits. New art, New classes, new events .. and new artists! And from time to time, our present artists move on up to a different Mill studio.
The Williams Mill is pleased to welcome new artists in the studios! We know you will be delighted as we are by their creativity!
Manny Martins, owner of Marblue Photography is on the main floor of the Yellow Building. Manny takes beautiful portrait photographs and accepts commission portraiture work. He has an inspiring selection of large fine art landscape photographs meticulously printed on canvas in his studio.
Helen Vella is a new artist on the Main Floor of the Yellow Building. Helen specializes in watercolour colour paintings of Ireland, nature and the region. She does delightful small pencil portraits on commission as well.
Our wonderfully creative jeweller, Naomi Assenheim, of Opal Wing Creations, has moved from the Stone Building to the Yellow Building. Naomi's silver and gemstone creations are extremely popular with her fans and with the artsits of the Mill too. Her new studio with its own entrance is the perfect location for this prolific artist's shop and work space.
A while ago, Christine Montague, who had her studio where our wonderful new Education Centre now is, moved to a larger inspiring studio on the Main floor of the Stone Building. It is the perfect location for Christine's large realistic oil paintings of figurative landscapes, nature, portraiture commssion and the occassional large scale cat.
Prestigious Award to Williams Mill Visual Arts Centre Founders
This prestigious Halton Hills Award is granted only once every five years. To read more & see photographs http://williamsmill.blogspot.com/2011/01/httpwww.html
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