Enjoy these stories about the Artists we love on the Uxbridge Studio Tour – and the sponsors we adore.
Painter and mixed media artist Judy Bear has a studio filled with exciting new projects and works in progress! Here she tells us a little more about what she's been up to since last year's Uxbridge Studio Tour and about her display at our Studio Tour sponsor Savon du Bois.
Have you read any of Carmel's wonderful blogs on her website Images On The Run? She tells great stories with both words and photographs. Well worth checking out. Here is just one instalment for you to enjoy...
The Arnold Family in Uxbridge, Ontario started Thunder Ridge Bison Co. in 2015 with the hopes of helping to conserve the Bison population and share their passion with the world.
Preston Gallery is currently looking for artists who would like a venue to display their work. Emerging and established artists are all invited to submit work for review. Let's make this wonderful new gallery a huge Uxbridge success story! Find out more...
Blacksmith Mark Puigmarti has been a valued and respected part of the Uxbridge Studio Tour for many years. Each fall we're thrilled to see what he has hammered out in his Sparks Will Fly Forge. Here Mark shares a little about himself and his bashful inner artist voice.
We are delighted that Art on the Fringe is returning for 2018 with their wonderful lineup of emerging & established artists.
Amanda Brittin's jewellery work is a unique combination of rustic & sophisticated, using silver, gold and bronze with a mix of gemstones to create eye-catching wearable art to suit anyone.
With a brand new website, it's even easier to support long-time Studio Tour sponsor Savon du Bois, home of handcrafted, all natural skin care products... and the Fire Horse Tea Bar and Coffee Roastery.
Naty Howard's work as a documentary photographer always follows the power of the human story to bring awareness about diverse social conditions, as well as, it seeks to photographically inspire the power that lays within the human potential for change. Her work as a landscape painter is large in scale and has been inspired by the call to be in reverence with Nature.
Earlier this spring, Uxbridge ceramic artist Saundra Reiner participated in a lively exhibition at the Colborne Art Gallery.
Immerse yourself in our vibrant art community.
