Arts Notes March 25, 2009
Artspeak Gallery:
Monica Radulescu
Closer to the Sky
The Photo Exhibition
March 23 -28, 2009
Opening reception, Saturday March 28th, 6.00pm
1942 Wyandotte St. E. Windsor, Ontario
519 252 6855 info@acwr.net
Gallery hours Monday - Friday 1 - 5pm
Extended evening hours, Thursday March 26th, 7 - 10pm
Next Week at ACWR:
Practical Art
Philippa von Ziegenweidt
Holly Wolter
Patrick Stevens
Jeanette Marshall
Suzanne Konyha
Laura Gould
Norman Fortin
Deb Ferguson
(Hadas) Sita Eitany
Steve Daigle
Dianne Bigelow PRACTICAL ART:
The Opening will feature Performances by
Amelia Daigle - Opera
Kelly Marovich - Dance
Lolly Joyes - Opera
1942 Wyandotte St. East
March 30th to the 4th of April
Reception 7:00 PM April 3rd
Gallery Hours 1-5 Monday thru Saturday
Please Help Us Get the Word Out!
Once again we need your help to remind our City Council that the Art Gallery of Windsor matters.
The problem:
The Art Gallery of Windsor depends heavily on an annual allocation from the Art Gallery of Windsor Foundation - a separately incorporated entity with a mandate to manage an endowment that ensures the Gallery’s long term survival. The AGW Foundation is the largest funder of the AGW and makes annual allocations based on the performance of the endowment in the stock market. The last 6 months have not been good. The allocation from the AGW Foundation to the Gallery this year is $536,000 less than last year! The AGW can not access the principal of the endowment.
The Art Gallery of Windsor received $450,000 in operational support from the City of Windsor in 2008. This year we are asking the City of Windsor for a 33% increase. Even with this increase the AGW will need to secure a major loan just to keep operating. A thorough review of every expense and every revenue source has allowed us to reduce our needs for this year without compromising services or our status as an Art Museum.
The Art Gallery of Windsor needs to find $450,000 in order to survive 2009. To this end we have asked the City of Windsor for an increase to our grant for 2009 with the understanding that we will need to secure a loan to make up the shortfall.
It would be great if you could do the following as a way of showing your support:
- Read the attachment
- Send emails in your own words to council members in support of the Art Gallery of Windsor
- Forward this email to friends and family – anyone who appreciates the value of having an Art Museum in this community
Tips:
- Your emails can be sent to all Council members
- The subject line of your emails should NOT include the words; Art, AGW, or Art Gallery of Windsor
- If you live in Windsor you may want to indicate where you live in the city (which Ward) in the subject line of your email to council members
List of Council Members and their email addresses
Eddie Francis Mayor mayoro@city.windsor.on.ca
Dave Brister Ward 1 dbrister@city.windsor.on.ca
Drew Dilkens Ward 1 ddilkens@city.windsor.on.ca
Ron Jones Ward 2 rjones@city.windsor.on.ca
Caroline Postma Ward 2 cpostma@city.windsor.on.ca
Alan Halberstadt Ward 3 ahalberstadt@city.windsor.on.ca
Fulvio Valentinis Ward 3 fvalentinis@city.windsor.on.ca
Ken Lewenza Jr. Ward 4 klewenza@city.windsor.on.ca
Bill Marra Ward 4 bmarra@city.windsor.on.ca
Jo-Anne Gignac Ward 5 joagignac@city.windsor.on.ca
Percy Hatfield Ward 5 phatfield@city.windsor.on.ca
Thanks so much for helping us out (again this year!),
Gilles HEBERT
Director
Art Gallery of Windsor
401 Riverside Drive
Windsor, Ontario
N9A 7J1
519 977 0013, ext. 135
MEDIA CITY is an international festival of experimental film and video art presented since 1994. Each year Media City screens approximately fifty new films and videos in all gauges and formats with its international programs.
The festival also presents retrospective screenings and discussions with featured artists and exhibits installations in the Art Gallery of Windsor.
This year, to ensure a more pleasant climate for everyone involved, including the travelling artists and filmmakers, we've pushed the dates back a couple of months and will now be taking place from May 20th to May 23rd.
We're looking for folks to help with promotions, billeting foreign artists, as well as airport drivers, ushers, ticket-takers, hospitality services for receptions and luncheons, and also technical assistants.We've updated our website, please check it out at
www.houseoftoast.ca/mediacity for the history of our festival, our mandate and to stay current on what we're up to.
If you're interested in volunteering, please contact Emily Copeland, Media City 15 Volunteer Coordinator via email at
emilycopeland@hotmail.com or
mediacity@houseoftoast.ca with "Media City Volunteer" in the subject line, or by phone at 519-990-8394 or 1-313-427-3389.
We're hosting a meeting for potential volunteers at Phog Lounge, 157 University Avenue West in Windsor on Wednesday MARCH 25th at 7:30PM. Hope you can attend!
Performing the text: Thurs. Mar. 26 / 12 pm rm 115 LeBel The primary method of presenting information at an academic conference is the written paper, bolstered by citations and framed within theoretic discourse. Performing the Text disrupts the cultural convention of the conference paper, as the composer and performer produce a bricolage of text, live performance, and video and audio production. Text fragments, appropriated from a ‘Call for Papers’ of a Visual Arts conference, have been deconstructed and reconfigured, using musical generating algorithms. This text-to-note translation generates a score which is performed by multiple voices and media, including: prepared electro acoustic sound; prepared video montage; and live electric and acoustic cello. The voice of the cello, layered with and responding to spoken text, through interruption, interaction, and image, produces an amalgam of sound and sense. Appropriating the discourse of the academic conference site, and filtering it through the language of music and media, the artist/performer collaborators produce an archaeology of listening, a trace of the “already heard.” Bentley Jarvis has been composing and performing electroacoustic music since 1975 and teaching Sonic Arts and Electroacoustics at the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto since 1983. In 2004 he began teaching computer modelling and animation at OCAD. Bentley studied electronic music composition and system design at the University of Waterloo (Honours BIS 1982), but has also studied visual and electronic arts at the Three Schools in Toronto, electronics, computer modelling and animation at Fanshawe College, and computer science and visual arts at the University of Western Ontario. Most of his work integrates electroacoustic music with a visual element such as dance, slide or video projection, computer prints, or sculpture.
Terry Sefton conducts research in the Sociology of Art, Visual Sociology, and Higher Education. Her PhD dissertation, The Construction of the Artist in Academe (2006), is a study of identity formation of the artist and of institutional practices within MFA programs in Canada. She is currently working on a national study of professional musicians. Terry has worked as a professional musician for over thirty years in Canada, the US, and Britain. She often works with composer/artist Bentley Jarvis in developing and performing multimedia works. She teaches in the Faculty of Education, University of Windsor.THE ART OF EXHIBITION: MARCH 23 -27 organized by: Dr. Lee Rodney and MFA Candidate Steven Cochrane Increasingly contemporary art has moved toward questioning the role of the gallery space and how museums, galleries and exhibitions frame our interpretation and understanding of art. From the provocations of the Situationists to the subtle maneuvers of Minimalism and Conceptualism in the 1950s, 60s and 70s we have inherited and increasingly complex set of questions about what exhibitions do. This has been compounded in the last decade by the rise in the status of the curator and the role of Relational Aesthetics in the contemporary art world.This exhibition is thus an experiment. It is a meta-exhibition about exhibitions, their role in shaping the art world and also their role as art more generally.Students in 28-345 have spent the semester researching a number of issues relating to exhibitions, collections and curating as well as well as the kinds of gallery spaces and art practices that have emerged over the course of the last century, particularly as they have changed in the last thirty years.Contributors: Danikah Antaya, Collette Broeders, Sandra Caradonna, Clayton Deyle, Carmen Fung, Kristyn Hartford, Jenna Iaquinta, Erin James, Brandon Lemire, Nick Manuel, Billi McLaughlin, Tracey Meloche, Kirstin Paul, Wenjing Peng, Erin Rhea, Michelle Richard, Ann Roth, Jacob Ward Art Galia Presents
WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Annual Youth Student Show
Acrylic paintings, sketches, abstract works, various mixed mediums
Opening Night – March 27, 2009
6:00 PM
ALL ARE WELCOME
This is an excellent opportunity for the community to stay connected!
Entertainment: Young talents from Belle River Public High School
Entrance fee: Canned or non-perishable food
Light refreshments will be served
Art Galia
12055 Tecumseh Rd. Tecumseh, Ontario
(519) 735-6928
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Art Galia presents:
Art Classes
Instructor: Sue Marentette
Thursday April 30, 6 PM – 8 PM
6 Thursdays
Acrylic or Watercolours
Adults
Wednesday April 15, 10 AM – 12 Noon
6 Wednesdays
Acrylic or Watercolours
Adults
One Day Workshop
Instructor: Iosif Derecichei
Saturday April 4, 10 AM – 4 PM (Bring Lunch)
Cost: $65, tax included
Representational Abstract Landscapes
Iosif will work in Oils
Class will work in medium of choice
Adults
For more information, contact
Art Galia
12055 Tecumseh Rd. Tecumseh, Ontario
(519) 735-6928
Citizens Environment Alliance of southwestern Ontario
Assumption University
Centre for Religion and Culture presents
Three Plays by Anton Chekhov
"The Proposal"
"The Bear"
"Swan Song"
Directed by Barry T. Brodie
April 3, 4, at 8 pm
April 5 at 2 pm
Assumption University Chapel
400 Huron Church Road
Reservations: 519-973-7033 ex. 0
Tickets $20; Students/Seniors $10
University Players Announce 51st Season(Windsor, ON, March 23, 2009) University Players announces its 51st season of six entertaining plays for 2009-10. University Players is the theatre production company of the University of Windsor’s School of Dramatic Art, which celebrated its 40th Anniversary in 2008-09. “I’m very excited to tell you about our exciting lineup of plays for our 2009-10 season,” says Tina Pugliese, Acting Director of the School of Dramatic Art. “This season has a broad variety of plays – with a special emphasis on comedies! But at the same time, they provide our students and faculty with some tremendous and challenging material.” The season opens with the popular comedy Noises Off by Michael Frayn - “the funniest play ever written,” according to a New York Times review. This theatrical farce follows an acting troupe performing a play-within-a-play. But as the action develops, the tensions seen on stage become strikingly similar to the noises off. With doors that don’t open and sardines that don’t stay put, everyone is sure to be in stitches! Who says practice makes perfect?September 17-20, 23-27, 2009Next up is the modern drama Emma’s Child by Kristine Thatcher. Amidst the stark white walls of the hospital lay Emma’s child, the answer to all of Jean Farrell’s prayers. This child was not the one she envisioned, but some how everything that she ever wanted. A gripping story about life’s unexpected gifts, the connection between mother and child and the power of unconditional love.October 22-25, 28-31, Nov. 1, 2009George Bernard Shaw’s comic masterpiece Heartbreak House concludes the first half of the season. On the eve of the First World War, a young woman is invited to Hesione Hushabye’s country estate for the weekend. Unfortunately, her fiancée is a scoundrel, and she’s actually in love with another woman’s husband. This play is a bold mix of farce and tragedy, lampooning a British society unaware that it is at a political and economic crossroads – in a time strikingly similar to our own.November 19-22, 25-29, 2009The new year starts off with Jenny’s House of Joy, a charming new comedy about the oldest profession by one of Canada’s funniest and most-produced playwrights, Norm Foster. Jenny runs the most satisfying little house of ill repute in the Wild West. When a new girl comes to town, competition amongst the girls gets stiff! But as the dust settles, they learn that true happiness is appreciating the friends around you. January 28-31, Feb. 3-7, 2010Picnic is the 1953 Pulitzer Prize-winning drama by William Inge. Summer cools to fall in a small Kansas town on the morning of the annual Labor Day picnic. But things quickly heat up when a seductive vagabond appears. And when the desire of a young girl is aroused, promises are broken and life changes forever – just as quickly as the picnic basket was packed. February 25-28, March 3-7, 2010The season ends with Aristophanes’ Lysistrata - the Greek classic that has had audiences laughing since 411 BC! The Peloponnesian war has left the women of Greece home alone - and lonely. So lead by brave Lysistrata, the women devise a plan to end the fighting. If they withhold sex, will the men eventually meet their demands and declare peace? One of the funniest - and bawdiest - plays ever written. March 25-28, April 7-11, 2010All performances are in Essex Hall Theatre at the University of Windsor. Subscriptions are now on sale, by calling 519-253-3000 ext. 2808, or online at www.universityplayers.com.
1st Annual Sandwich Revival 2009 Art Show:Interested in debuting your art work in a one of a kind outdoors show?
Look no further as Sandwich Towne, in Windsor, will be hosting the 1st Annual Sandwich Revival 2009 art show coming June 21st and June 22nd weekend in beautiful Olde Sandwich Towne's petite forest. The petite forest is located right at Sandwich St and Mill St, just behind Fantastic Sam's Salon. There will be approximately 15 exhibitors, live music, live entertainment and a couple food vendors throughout the weekend; and hopefully you!!!
Come join us and your fellow artists for a memorable time of sales, hails and unveils...
For further information please do not hesitate to contact me at 519-990-8209 or
info@hanakaeye.comSincerely,
Lindsay Hanaka
Hanakaeye Photography
www.hanakaeye.comDepartment of English, University of Windsor:Jeff Lemire, Award Winning Essex County Graphic Novelist, Visits the University of Windsor, Monday March 30, 7:30 PM at the Oak Room, Vanier Hall Please join us for a presentation by graphic novelist Jeff Lemire, Monday March 30, 7:30 PM at the Oak Room, Vanier Hall. Jeff Lemire is author of the Eisner Award nominated ESSEX COUNTY TRILOGY of graphic novels (Tales From The Farm, Ghost Stories, The Country Nurse), Lost Dogs, and the forthcoming graphic novel The Nobody. After the presentation, there will be a book signing. This event is free and open to the public. For more information about Jeff Lemire, visit his website http://www.jefflemire.com/
This talk is made possible by the generous support of the Department of English, the Leddy Library, Dr Stephen Pender, Research Leadership Chair FASS, and the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
Partnerships Created for 3 Great Local Events
Windsor, ON – Spring has sprung and with it comes a crop of new local events! WindsorEats has created 3 events that bring life back into the city. With three new events, WindsorEats.com has partnered with restaurants and organizations to encourage people to get out, wine, dine and experience the city.
“Each of these events are the result of great local partnerships,” explains Adriano Ciotoli, co-owner of WindsorEats.com. “Windsor and Essex County has so much to offer, and through these three unique events we get to highlight a few of the reasons why this region is the place to be.”
Join the Wine Club!
On March 25, 2009 at 7:00 pm. WindsorEats.com and Mezzo Ristorante & Lounge will host the first of three Wine Club evenings which will feature wine tastings from local wineries, Mezzo recipes and information on wine pairings. A guest host will also lead the group on a fascinating variety of topics from how to cleanse your palettes between tastes to pinpointing flavours and aromas infused during the wine making process. Additional dates for the Wine Club are April 15 and May 13, 2009. Tickets are $25 each or only $70 for all three.
Flick and a Feast
WindsorEats.com has partnered with the Windsor International Film Festival to provide dinner and a movie at a great cost. Beginning March 26, 2009, with a screening of Waltz with Bashir, you can purchase the Flick and a Feast package which includes a ticket to the film and dinner at a participating restaurant for only $35 per person. In addition to the March 26, 2009 screening, other Flick and a Feast dates include April 16, 2009 and May 14, 2009.
100km Dinner
It’s no joke! On April 1, 2009, WindsorEats.com along with Three…A Tasting Bar are presenting our first 100km dinner. For only $35 (or $50 with a local wine tasting), you can enjoy the bounty of only Essex County grown items crafted into a delicious 5-course meal by Three’s chef. Seating is limited so purchasing tickets early is encouraged.
Tickets for each event can be purchased online at WindsorEats.com in the new WindsorEats online shop.
WindsorEats.com is celebrating 5 years of success in 2009 by hosting events throughout the year. Since its launch in June of 2004, WindsorEats.com has become the leading guide to food and dining in Windsor and Essex County promoting all the region has to offer to thousands of visitors every month, throughout the world.
For more information on this and other great WindsorEats.com events visit www.windsoreats.com
For media inquiries contact:
Pina Ciotoli, Co-Owner
Telephone: 519.890.5038
Email: pina@windsoreats.comSkill Development Offer for Artists
Are you an artist working or interested in working in schools or community settings?
Would you like to enhance your arts education skills?
The Royal Conservatory, with the support of the Ontario Arts Council, is pleased to launch a new skill
development program for artists in sites across Ontario. The Artist Educator Skills Development course
is for artists who are already engaged in arts education and for those who would like to learn more about
arts education. This 30-hour course prepares artists to work in schools and or in community settings.
The cost of the course is $600; however the Ontario Arts Council is making it possible for Ontario artists to
take this course for the registration cost of $60.00.
About the Artist Educator Skills Development course
The Artist Educator Skills Development course blends educational content and theory with a
creative “laboratory” environment.
Artists can experiment with applying their arts practice in education.
Modules will be presented on subjects such as how people learn at different stages of life,
understanding the brain, adult education, and how to develop and structure arts-based lessons that
are effective and engaging for learners.
Course Modules:
School Culture and Teacher Culture
Merging Teacher and Artist Culture
Partnering in the Classroom (planning and partnering with a teacher)
Classroom Management, Teaching Tactics and Strategies
Ages and Stages
Learning Theories (including Multiple Intelligences)
Arts Curriculum
Social Studies, Science and Math Curriculum
Literacy Curriculum
Working with Community and Social Service Organizations
Lesson Planning
The Art of Questioning
Regional/Cultural Sensitivities
Check for Understanding
Windsor's course timeline:
When: May 4 – June 13, 2009 (Mondays 6:00–9:00 pm, Saturdays 9:00 am–12:00 pm) Note: No classes May 18 & 23
Where: Greater Essex County District School Board 451 Park Street West, Windsor
Lead facilitator: Matthew Romain
Other facilitators: Karen McClellan, Suzanne Konyha, Louise Paquette
This same course is offered in several other sites across Ontario, see attached schedule.
Call or email to reserve your spot! Registration will proceed on a first-come,
first-serve basis as of March 23, 2009 and upon receipt of the $60 fee.
To reserve your space and receive further details, please contact:
Nicole Arends
Community Programs Manager
The Royal Conservatory
(416) 408-2824 ext. 469
London’s Beal Singers Join University Singers
for Fabulous Choral Concert this Sunday
(Windsor, ON – March 24, 2009) The University Singers are closing the semester with a big bang – musically speaking. UWindsor School of Music alumnus David Weaver is bringing his H.B. Beal Secondary School Singers and Chamber Choir in from London, Ontario to perform on the program. The University Singers will reprise three movements from Brahms’ Requiem, which they recently performed with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra. For this performance of the Brahms, Prof. Richard Householder will conduct, our soloist will be none other than Steven Henrikson, bass-baritone, and Jeffrey Walker and Sara Huang will accompany using an adaptation of Brahms’ own reduction for piano four hands. This concert includes a variety of choral works by composers Bruckner, Mendelssohn, Vivaldi, King Henry VIII, Britten and Persichetti – and that is not the complete list. Tickets are $10 for adults/seniors and $5 for students. Sunday, March 29, 2009 at 3:00 pmSpring Choral ConcertCorpus Christi Catholic Church, 1400 Cabana Road, WindsorUniversity of Windsor Singers, Jeffrey Walker, director With Special GuestsH.B. Beal Secondary School Singers, London, ON,David B. Weaver, conductor Richard Householder, conductorSteven Henrikson, baritoneSara Huang, pianoJeffrey Walker, pianoTickets: Adults/Seniors $10; Students (with ID) $5Available: Order by phone at (519) 253-3000 ext. 4212; online at www.uwindsor.ca/concerts;at the AGW’s Uncommon Market; or at the door on Sunday.
MICHAEL FARRELL RETURNS TO THE THAMES ART GALLERY
The volunteer committee of the Thames Art Gallery is welcoming charismatic
art historian, Michael Farrell, to the Thames Art Gallery. He will present
a slide illustrated lecture on modern architect Frank Lloyd Wright. This
lecture is coupled with a luncheon catered by William Street Café. Musical
accompaniment provided by Jane Ripley. A cash bar will be available.
The cost is $42 per person for the afternoon of entertainment, education
and amity. Tickets can be purchased at the cultural centre box office, by
calling 519-354-8338 or online at www.cktickets.com.
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QUIZ NIGHT AT THE CCC!
Love trivia? Looking for something fun to do with friends? Would you like
to win some cold hard cash? If you’ve answered yes to any one of the above
questions, then Quiz Night at the Chatham Cultural Centre is just the event
for you!
On Thursday, April 23, 2009 the Chatham-Kent Museum, Thames Art Gallery,
and Kiwanis Theatre are happy to present Quiz Night in Studio 1 of the
Chatham Cultural Centre. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. with the first round
of trivia questions starting promptly at 7 p.m. Participants can expect 10
rounds of 10 trivia questions, with topics ranging from science, pop
culture, music, art, history, and drama – and keep your eyes peeled for
questions with local cultural significance!
This is a non-profit event designed to bring the community together for a
fun evening of laughs, brain teasers, great food, and great company.
Participants will enjoy delicious snacks catered by William Street Café,
and a cash bar will be available for refreshments. Cash prizes will be
awarded to 5 teams; 1st prize of up to $250 to the team who answers the
greatest number of questions correctly, 2nd prize up to $100, and 3rd prize
up to $50.
Participants must register in teams of 4 for a total of $40. Team
registration will be made available at the CCC Box Office 75 William Street
North, by phone at 519.354.8338 or online through www.cktickets.com.
Registration will only be available at the door if there are enough spots
available – so register your team today! Don’t miss out on this fun and
exciting event!
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THE THAMES ART GALLERY IS HEADING BACK TO THE 70’S!
Join us this Saturday, March 28th, for a disco party starting at 7pm at
Studio 75 (also known as Thames Art Gallery at 75 William Street North).
Pull out your polyester bell bottoms, white jumpsuits, platforms and hot
pants to dance the night away!
The party celebrates the opening of Utopia Suite Disco an exhibition by
Clive Holden. Clive Holden is a multi-disciplinary artist and author who
works with moving images in three forms: fixed films and videos,
performance and installation. Utopia Suite Disco is about dancing to the
beat of our hopes and fears to create movement as both figurative and
literal progress towards Utopianism. A light box is filled with projections
of utopian heroes such as Martin Luther King, John Lennon and James Joyce.
A dance floor is provided for the viewer to dance to a three-part disco
suite by Oscar Van Dillen, a Rotterdam-based composer.
The party also celebrates the opening of Powerplay 2009. Powerplay is a
juried exhibition, open to Ontario potters, highlighting work produced in
an oxidation atmosphere. This year’s exhibit will feature works by 18
Ontario potters. The works chosen fall into both sculptural and functional
categories. Awards were also selected by the jurors and will be awarded at
the opening on Saturday, March 28th at 7pm at the Thames Art Gallery. A
People’s Choice award in the amount of $200, provided by the Chatham-Kent
Potters Guild, will also be awarded at the opening with votes cast by those
in attendance.
Come, meet the artists and dance the night away with your fellow art
lovers! Disco attire is encouraged!
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UPCOMING EXHIBITION @ TAG
Utopia Suite Disco: Clive Holden
The late 1970’s were a time of dramatic social change in North America.
Divorce rates began to climb and change the nuclear family, the oil crisis
changed economics, the environment, gay rights and feminism all began to
make their mark on our society. The time is more often remembered for its
excess prevalent in the disco culture.
The artist, Clive Holden, uses images from the film Saturday Night Fever to
capture the hope and loss of despair that transforms John Travolta’s
character while he is on the disco floor. It is this hope that causes
dancing and the movement causes more hope which creates a positive cycle,
ultimately with the potential to create a utopia. Holden mixes images from
the film with his own “Utopian Hall of Fame” historical figures that were
chosen by the artist for their initiative to change society.
Clive Holden is a Toronto based artist who has exhibited across Canada as
well as in Denmark, The Netherlands, and Germany.
Utopia Suite Disco will open in the Ground Floor gallery on Friday, March
27th and run until April 26th, 2009. The Thames Art Gallery is open 7 days
a week, 1 – 5 p.m.
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FINE ART AND FINE WINE EVENT AT PELEE ISLAND WINERY
Pelee Island Winery in Kingsville welcomes the month of August and local
artists by holding a fine art & fine wine event, August 1st, 2nd & 3rd,
2009. Local artists are invited to showcase their talents and display their
art. Come join in the festivities and enjoy time spent with fellow artists,
appreciative customers and of course excellent wine!
An application is attached for those who are interested. Fill it out and
return it early along with your booth fee to ensure your place for this
event. Space is on a first come first serve basis. The size of the booth is
a 10x10 space and the fee is $50. Please make all cheques payable to Pelee
Island Winery. The deadline for application is May 29, 2009.
This event will be held outside so please make arrangements accordingly;
tables, tents, chairs and displays are the responsibility of the artist. If
you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact Mary Beth
Little or Marianne at 519-733-6551.
The Thames Art Gallery has no further information on this project.
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PRINTMAKING OPEN STUDIO STARTS THIS THURSDAY
For those who have previous printmaking experience an open studio will be
taking place in Studio 2 on Thursday evenings. Beginning March 26th and
continuing for 3 more weeks the course costs $40+gst.Check it out at
www.CKtickets.com or call 519-354-8338 to register.
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Thames Art Gallery
75 William Street N
Chatham, ON N7M 4L4
T: 519.360.1998
E: CKCCC@chatham-kent.ca
www.chatham-kent.ca/tag
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ACWR gratefully acknowledges the assistance of our Members and Funders. The City of Windsor, The Ontario Arts Council and The Ontario Trillium Foundation.
Utsy Hadaro, Executive Director
Arts Council, Windsor & Region
1942 Wyandotte Street East
Windsor, Ontario
Tel: (519) 252 6855
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