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1. Elio Delcol Amherstburg |
fine art/prints |
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Professional Artist for forty years beginning with apprenticeships in 1960-1961. 1969-1980 operated freelance graphic design studio in Old Walkerville. 1980- Focus shifted to fine art - converted studio to printmaking - copper engraving, woodcuts, linocuts, and collographs. 1992 - relocated studio / gallery to Amherstburg. Presently working in watercolour. Location:
256 Dalhousie St., Amherstburg N9V 1W7 |
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2. Gloria Gellner - Capricorn Pottery Kingsville |
pottery/ceramics |
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I started potting in 1974 while working on my BFA (1975) at the University of Windsor. After 22 years associated with "The Potters Four" in LaSalle, I relocated "Capricorn Pottery" to Kingsville in August 1999. For the past 27 years I have taught pottery classes. I currently offer adult wheel throwing classes and have recently started teaching children's summer programs. I also plan on offering a "March break" sessions in the spring. I sell finished pottery from my on site showroom. Most pieces are formed on a potter's wheel and are generally functional in nature. Glazes range from off-white with multi-colored abstract florals to more solid tones of matt green, celadon, blue and taupe. Always call ahead for daily showroom hours. Location: Capricorn Pottery 559 County Rd 20 W., Kingsville N9Y 2K3 Located 2 minutes west of downtown Kingsville between the McCain Sideroad and County Rd. 50 (Heritage Rd.) Phone: (519) 733-8991 Email: info@capricornpottery.ca |
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3. Liz O'Brian - Semperger - Essex Stained Glass Essex |
stained glass artistry |
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I have been involved in stained glass for nearly 17 years. I have had a retail studio in Essex for almost 10 years. I am a self-taught artist, working in stained glass design and fabrication. Many of my pieces are originals. I do custom residential, commercial, and religious applications. I have been expanding my medium and am now working with kiln-fired hot glass, shaping and molding glass under heat. I have also been sand carving on glass for the last 5 years working with a metal abrasive on a glass surface. Location: 19 Centre St. Essex N8M 1N8 At light at Talbot and Centre, downtown Essex Phone: (519) 776-4577 |
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4. Anne Rudy - Art of Paper Sculpture Leamington |
original papertole |
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Paper sculpture is a dimensional art unlike paper tole. There are no purchased prints used in paper sculpture. All pictures are originals, hand-painted using water colours, acrylics, pencil crayons and charcoal. I studied paper sculpture at the University of Arizona during my early retirement years. While vacationing in Arizona I participated in numerous juried shows and won some honorable mention and 1st prize for an original sculptured picture in Tempe, Arizona. Along with the many other art techniques I have acquired during my teaching years, I apply them to create my own unique style. Subject matter varies from still life, wildlife, pets, birds, flowers, landscapes, seascapes, and miniatures. All finished pictures are framed in shadow boxes by my husband Daniel. Location: The Arts Centre Upstairs Gallery 72 Talbot W. Leamington N8H 1M4. (519) 326-2711 Phone: (519) 733-5764 |
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5. Ken Friesen Kingsville |
pottery |
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Ken Friesen Pottery developed from a simple backyard pottery studio established in 1975. It specializes in handcrafted pottery using clays and glazes prepared in Canada. Born in Alberta, Ken studied Art & Pottery at the University of Calgary and the Banff School of Fine Arts. He graduated with a B.Ed in 1971. He moved to Southern Ontario in 1972, to take up a position as Art teacher in a Senior Public School. Ken retired from teaching in 1999 and currently works fro the Canadian Mental Health Association in the field of Art Therapy. He maintains his show room in his home and is invited into Windsor / Essex schools to give pottery workshops. The majority of pottery is now produced by commission. Location: 1321 Lincoln Rd., Kingsville, N9Y 2S4 South of County Rd. 20 (Seacliff Dr.) near the Graham Sideroad, look for the Reform Church, (Lincoln bisects Briarwood Crescent) Phone: (519) 733-3607 Email: kfriesen1@cogeco.ca |
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6. Dawn Lavoie Essex |
wildlife art |
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Fascinated with the mysteries of nature and it's vast beauty, Dawn spends much of her free time out in nature observing and photographing the interesting interactions of nature in our everyday world. Soft and gentle, detailed works by Dawn will bring serenity to any living space. Location: 63 Alice St. S., Essex Hwy 3 (via the bi-pass) to Victoria Ave., turn right on Alice St. S., the studio is approx. 4 blocks down on the left. Phone: (519) 776-5540 Email: dawn@artbydawn.com Web Site: www.artbydawn.com |
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7. Ed Roach Leamington |
watercolour wash |
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Visit Ed's lakeside studio in Leamington where his passion for watercolour transforms him. Born in Halifax, Ed's work is undoubtedly influenced by his early years living in the Maritimes. Coastlines, fishing villages and sleepy rural communities are usual subjects that provide the backdrop for his unique view of the world. The subtlety of his chosen medium lends to the illusion of it's simplicity, screening the complex creative process Ed follows. Ed's stirring collection of watercolours reflects 20 years of this artist's life and a continuing contemplation of the world that intrigues him and a world he is willing to share. Ed's studio also provides custom artistic framing. Location: 368 Seacliff Dr. W. Leamington N8H 4E8 Located on the lake side of Seacliff Dr. diagonal from the renowned "Carl's Fruit Stand" (lake side) Phone: (519) 324-9536 Email: ed@edroachwatercolours.com Web Site: www.edroachwatercolours.com |
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8. Layne Van Loo Cottam |
fine art |
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Paintings by Layne Van Loo can be found in public and private art collections throughout Canada and the United States. Layne's detailed renderings reflect his love for wildlife, the natural setting and those subjects that relate to heritage. Layne's artwork has received honours in the Chrysler Canada "Search for Canadian Wildlife Artists" and he has helped local heritage and wildlife organizations. Location: Road 5 West, R.R. # 3 Cottam N0R 1B0 From Windsor, head east on Hwy. # 3. Turn right on road # 23 (Arner Town Line) for 7 km. Turn Left on road 5 west for 4 km. Studio is on the right. From Leamington, head west on Hwy. # 3. Turn left on road # 29 (Division Rd.) for about 1 km. Turn right on road 5 west for 2 km. Studio is on the left. Phone: (519) 733-6909 Email: layne.vanloo@3web.net |
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8. Elaine Guitar Van Loo Cottam |
fine art |
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Elaine was born in the small northern town of Elliot Lake and raised in Windsor, Ontario. She is a self-taught artist who at the early age of eight had already decided with great determination to make painting her lifetime career. She paints subjects that stimulate her sight, mind and soul. Her limited edition prints can be found in private collections around the world. Location: Road 5 West, R.R. # 3 Cottam N0R 1B0 From Windsor, head east on Hwy. # 3. Turn right on road # 23 (Arner Town Line) for 7 km. Turn Left on road 5 west for 4 km. Studio is on the right. From Leamington, head west on Hwy. # 3. Turn left on road # 29 (Division Rd.) for about 1 km. Turn right on road 5 west for 2 km. Studio is on the left. Phone: (519) 733-6909 Email: layne.vanloo@3web.net |
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9. Harold Burton Wheatley |
fine art |
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Over the years Harold has created many paintings working in a wide range of mediums. More recently he uses watercolours to achieve the results he wished to express in his works. Harold has had several one-man exhibits and many of his paintings are enjoyed in collections throughout Canada, the United States, Europe and as far away as New Zealand. Harold also teaches watercolour classes. Location: 138 Talbot St. W. Leamington On. Near the Kentucky Fried Chicken across from the High School. Phone: (519) 322-1862 |
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10. Anna Boudreau Kingsville |
photography |
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Anna Boudreau's creative art, travel and portaiture studio is located in a century home in pictuesque Kingsville. Her specialty is B/W portraiture but you can view a selection of her images at her website http://anna.boudreau.com . Browse through her innovative "Whatknot" cards, which are suitable for framing as well as being that special choice for a letter or greeting to family and friends. Anna also has a variety of colour and B/W prints for sale, both framed and unframed. Bring along your favorite print for her newest service: Custom Picture Framing. Location: 47 Queen St. Kingsville N9Y 1Z8 Queen Street is one block west of the stop light at Division Rd. and Hwy 20 (old Hwy 18). The studio is located at the 4 way stop at Queen and Mill streets, two blocks off Hwy 20. Driveway, studio and arbour are on Mill St. Phone: (519) 733-8599
Email: anna@boudreau.com
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11. Pamela McKenzie Talbot Trail Studio Maidstone |
fine art |
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Pamela has been actively painting in the fine arts of watercolour since 1985. She loves to paint on arches paper and paints mainly representation. She also is highly influenced by Chinese Brush Painting on rice paper. Her work has been on display in the year 2000 for 2 months of summer as a solo display at Ottawa's, Canada Four Corners at 93 Sparks St. and for 2001-2003 her work was solely displayed at Terra Cotta Pizza on 318 Pellissier, Windsor. Her work is still part of the permanent collection. In 2004, for the month of March she has a sole display at the Capital Theatre. Currently you can see her work at her home studio - 1947 Wilson Side Rd., Maidstone. There are 80 original works of art framed on display. Location: 1947 Wilson Side Rd. Maidstone N0R 1K0 Phone: (519) 723-2876 Email: frazemckenzie@3web.net |
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