This year, this Spring, we lost one of our most innovative artists on the tour – Constance Laing. Even though Constance was a resident in Uxbridge for many years, she preferred to be a guest artist rather than a site artist, and a lot of you will have seen her always exhibiting with her friends Fly Freeman and Tracy Walker.
Bert creates detailed paintings of botanicals that capture the plant's details exquisitely. In this video Bert explains his process for working with oil paints.
Fly's sculptures have changed over the years from the large to the smaller pieces. In today's blog Fly discusses her older works.
Bert's watercolour paintings of plants and flowers are beautiful artworks that capture incredible detail. In this video Bert explains more about watercolour painting.
Every artist has a material that they are drawn to, and love to work with. Today, artist Stuart Blower discusses his passion for carving stone.
Covid-19 and the restrictions that came along with it have effected all of us. In today's video blog sculptor Fly Freeman discusses the ways in which covid had shaped her art.
Studio Tour mixed media artist Lynne McIlvride shares some of her latest work and explains why making an appointment to visit a studio benefits visitors as well as artists.
As members of the greater arts community, we visual artists are probably the least affected by the pandemic, in that we can keep working away in our studios, not needing an audience or performing venue.
In the late spring this year, the Uxbridge Studio Tour lost one of our favourite artists.
Creating art has been a lifelong journey for Mark Ruchlewicz. It manifests in both thought provoking paintings as well as music – typically with obscure time signatures.
For 2024 we are looking forward to an open-doors studio tour without the need for appointments! Check back often to learn more about this year's tour.