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Welcome to the 11th annual Norfolk Studio Tour | ||
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Melissa is a ceramic artist working with porcelain. Her recent work combines hand felted elements with wheel thrown porcelain forms to create unique art objects. 1795 Windham Road 11, Windham Centre |
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Dan is a sculptor working in wood, metal, and clay. Currently he is focusing on metal spinning. He is a graduate of Emily CarrUniversity in Vancouver. (519)909-9204 |
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Michael's compositions are alluring and intriguing. Thick,chipped, scratched and blistered layers of pigment create marvelous worn textures
75 Charlotteville Road 8, Silverhill ON |
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Sierra is a young artist who uses personal mythology in her encaustic paintings. At times the work seems austere and enigmatic. | ![]() |
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Jonas' non-objective sculptures made from various materials such as glass, metal, simulated stone and wood, are to be found distributed around one hectare of landscaped grounds. Regional Road 21, #1123 |
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John is a visual artist working mostly with oils. He is offering a selection of paintings comprised of Norfolk scenes. | |
Working with oil on canvas, Ellen continues to paint the Norfolk countryside. Colour, texture and pattern reflect a vibrant union of figuration, abstraction and landscape. Her book ELIZABETH SIMCOE'S CANADIAN JOURNEY will be available. 52 McCall Street, Simcoe ON |
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Iconic rural landscapes and painted clay and mixed media sculpture are the focus of Garry's creations this year. Beautifully rendered, these pieces evoke familiarity and a sense of place. |
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Silver, semi-precious stones, uncut stones, cast silver items, handmade chain work, wool, fur, copper and pewter are incorporated into our line of Creative Adornments. This past year we experimented with "scarf-like" pieces and have also been casting natural objects in silver. Jewellery is an intriguing form of personal expression, both for us and the wearer.
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Working with the rich texture of oils Sherry enjoys using vibrant colours on textured and smooth canvases to reflect the landscapes of Norfolk County. 1499 McDowell Road East, Simcoe ON |
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Jen has an intense passion for vibrant colours and pop culture. She takes inspiration from nature and from media artists past and present. Experimentation with acrylic, oil and other materials combined with her interest in colour and textures enrich her work. (519)582-4156 jenlados@hotmail.com |
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Working with pen and ink, Vera creates intricate designs using textured papers, fabrics and gemstones to to combine a unique blending of balance and symmetry. |
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Robert is an award winning sculptor who has exhibited internationally. Robert received his Masters Degree in 2001 and is currently an artist in residence at the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga. Robert continues to draw the majority of his inspiration from his Mohawk heritage. 278 Talbot Street North, Simcoe ON |
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Vivid colours, polka dots, stripes and checkerboard patterns inspire Miia to create her unique glass art. A native of Finland, Miia is currently a resident glass artist at the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga She has exhibited her art in multiple international exhibitions. (519)428-9863 miia@pipeandpunty.com |
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Larmand uses art-making to make visual her relatedness to place. This year's tour features ceramic garden platters for butterflies, bees and other beneficials plus tea bowls for our own use, Fieldstone Studio |
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Kit embellishes textiles, paper and 'objets d'art' which she houses in small shadow boxes. 212 Lynn Valley Road, Simcoe ON |
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Ron Bezzo is a self-taught wood turner who turns both functional and artistic wooden bowls. Burls are a favourite, especially cherry and maple 1688 Charlotteville Road 5, Vittoria ON |
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Larry considers himself an "expressive" photographer, who is more interested in form and feeling than in documentation. He especially enjoys communicating the subtle beauty of Norfolk County. 29 King Street, Port Ryerse ON |
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Kathy believes Ansel Adams when he says "You don't take a photograph; you make it". For her, exercising creative control from camera to (519)426-5805 raraavis.pix@gmail.com |
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Ingrid has been creating stained glass for 25 years and fusing glass for 2 years. She takes great pleasure in mixing bright colours and combining texture, shape and beach glass to create her unique work. (519)428-0695 portryerse@gmail.com |
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To take a glimpse inside this local artist studio is to catch sight of a secret world where St. Francis of Assisi hangs out with flamingos, birds sleep in castles and mermaids speak prophecies. 584 Highway 6, Port Dover ON |
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Michelle's intensity and spontaneity are revealed in her new work as she renews familiar composition by reactive efforts with colour and paint. Explore her energy in shifting, dragging, and manipulating vibrant acrylics on canvas. (519)443-5423 |
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"Heart, hand, clay, and fire". Exploring primitive firing methods Anne creates unique decorative porcelain pottery with incredibly rich and vibrant surfaces. (519)443-5966 anne@brickworkspottery.com |
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Woodburning and low relief carving on board give Bruce's acrylic paintings a wonderful texture and dimension. Bruce has shifted inland to offer a firsthand look at life past and present in rural Norfolk. His new CD will also be available for sale. It is called "House on the North Shore" 886 St. John Road East, Port Dover ON |
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Liz has taken her oil stick painting in a new direction.Vibrant, dancing, floating images unfold in a regional narrative which is steeped in a rich oral and written history. Copies of Harry Barrett's new book, THE NATURE OF NORFOLK, illustrated by Liz will also be available (519)583-2895 houseliz48@hotmail.com |
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Lesley creates colourful, utilitarian, maiolica style pottery which become her canvas for exuberant bird, flower, and fish images. Maiolica is a painter's pottery which when fired has a lively, unique appearance. | |
Susan is a painter who uses the vibrant colour of oils while adding texture with a palette knife. Her vibrant watercolours entice the imagination to explore. (519)586-9762 sueben@yahoo.ca | ![]() |
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With a love of glass and using a variety of techniques, Merianne creates beautiful one of a kind pieces of jewelry and decor. Her individually made glass beads are highlighted with her newly acquired skill of metalsmithing 4 Clifford Street, Port Dover ON |
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Florence has successfully adopted this traditional art form, utilizing new and gently recycled wool fabrics and her own original patterns. Her popular hooked rugs and table-mats are both eye-catching and functional. (519)583-1296 |
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Joanne's functional pottery has a new look. Using lots of slip for texture, the pots are enhanced with a red iron oxide or creamy white glaze. | |
In her studio, Carolyn makes beautiful flameworked glass beads which are combined with crystal, semiprecious stones and sterling silver to create unique jewellery works.
(519)443-8783 ctmuir@kwic.com |
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Carol uses a wide variety of techniques and materials to create her skillfully executed paintings which also reflect her interest and flair for colour. | |
Trevor is a cabinet maker by trade. Making use of discarded material and Carolinian lumber, his original designs become organic, accessible works. Let imperfections become details. 1081 Decou Road, Port Dover ON |
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Joseph has worked with porcelain since 1979. Using local materials for his glazes and firing in a wood kiln, he specializes in functional and decorative pottery. | |
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