Lynne McIlvride Discusses the Benefits of This Year's Tour
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.
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.
On Friday September 20th, the winner of the 2019 Uxbridge Studio Tour's $1000 Passport to Art raffle was drawn at The Second Wedge Brewing Company. This year's winner is Susan Allen of Sunderland. Congratulations Susan!
Since 2011 jewellery designer and creator Jeannine Rosenberg has been part of the Uxbridge Studio Tour. The 2018 tour was a heart wrenching and challenging tour for Jeannine, and 2019 marks a new chapter in her creative career. Here's a lovely piece about Jeannine's journey over the past 18 months.
If your idea of the perfect way to spend a little time this tour weekend is with a wee dram of scotch, The Hobby Horse Arms is the place to go!
Mary Philpott is a full time craft artist whose practice encompasses both sculptural ceramics and bespoke tile design. This year Mary can be found at Studio 10 with host artist Nancy Newman. Here's a little more about Mary Philpott and her work.
The 34th Annual Uxbridge Studio tour is less than ONE WEEK away! I'm a jewellery artist and it's been a productive summer. As I contemplate the upcoming weekend, I'm struck by the impact the tour has had on my life.
Uxbridge purse designer and creator Nancy Newman's interest in textiles "started with the Feminist Movement in the 70's, where attention was being paid to what was disparagingly called 'Women's Work', which was anything to do with textiles". We are delighted to feature Nancy along with her talented guest artist Mary Philpott at Studio 10 of the 2019 tour.