Wonder whether winter weather wanes with workshops?

It does when you are fabric layering. It’s the eco-friendly wayto see the world with fresh and appreciative eyes.

One day workshops:

Beginners dates: Feb.25

Intermediate: Feb. 4 or 21 (fast / white water)

For more information: call or text 705-457-3412

Writers of Haliburton and Muskoka,

Story Circle needs you.

Your stories can be heard on Canoe FM. Submit them (up to 1500 words) via email, along with a short bio and story prompt, to storycircle22@gmail.com. If your story is appropriate for the radio, you will be asked to record your piece(s) at Canoe. Our stories are heard every Monday at 11 am. 

Thanks

www.brushandpen.ca

Our first project is fast approaching. Toby McShane’s irreverent dark comedy, Cherubs, is making its Canadian premiere in Haliburton for two performances only.

Cherubs, the thematic love child of Beetlejuice and Pulp Fiction, follows two disgraced angels as they team up with a new supervisor and attempt to blackmail their way back into Heaven. The scheme could end in a triumphant return for all three of them – or a total wipeout of humanity.

Performances are March 31st at 7:30 PM and April 1st at 2:00 PM at the Northern Lights Performing Arts Pavilion. For tickets to the March 31st show, click here, and for April 1st, click here. To learn more about Ctrl-ART-Del, click here.

Calling All Artists

GOOD ENOUGH IS NOT! Reserve your place today!

Whether we like it or not, EVERY opportunity in the artworld – exhibitions, competitions, commissions, and frequently sales - is dependent on your ability to photograph your artwork in a compelling way. If you are serious about your career, and you are, you need to know how to do this at a professional level. This lecture and workshop will review the essential concepts and techniques with a particular focus on “lighting” and “affordability".

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/calling-all-artists-learn-how-to-photograph-your-art-for-maximum-effect-tickets-526722510207

Meet David McClyment

David has been obsessively drawing for almost 70 years and professionally for over 40 years. He has showed primarily in the GTA, but also throughout Ontario and across Europe. His work has been the focus of many grants from various levels of government, including Canada Council for the Arts, the Ontario Arts Council, and the Toronto Arts Council. McClyment has shown his work through exhibitions with commercial co-operatives, public galleries, artist-run centres and commercial galleries as well as organizing his own initiatives. His exhibitions have been reviewed in many major media outlets, including The Globe & Mail, the Toronto Star, the National Post and the Winnipeg Free Press. He is currently a proud member of the Red Head Gallery in Toronto. 

David is currently exhibiting at the Red Head Gallery in Toronto, until January the 29th. You can see more of his work at flyingpiecreations.com

Check out David’s new book, just released, it’s an invaluable reference and resource for all artists. Everything you need to know about building your art business in one place.

SPARC Supporting Performing Arts in Rural and Remote Communities

It’s the last week to fill in our survey! We would love to, scratch that we NEED to hear from you by February 5. Please help us to shape the future of SPARC. 

Are you active in the performing arts in rural and remote communities? We want to hear from you about what you need and want, what you can offer others and how we can forge a strong rural network together. 

Janice Archer

Naples Sailing Club Florida in Sugden Park

“Florida Sailboat Haven “

Oil “18 x 14 “

Janice Archer 

Naples Beach Florida.

“Sunset Boogie-Joy”

16 x 20 Oil 

To view all upcoming events at the Haliburton County Public Library, visit  haliburtonlibrary.ca/Programs-Events

Tim Payment

Hill top local old market store ,

now torn down

Tim Payment

Loon and Chick

Acrylic on gesso on board.