Calendar 2022-23



September 20, 2022
October 18, 2022
Artists' Circle
Fall 2022 Exhibition
Steven Rosati
Steven Zhang
Venue: Bibliotèche Kirkland Library
Groupe 1: 7-18 sept.,
Vernissage 11 Sept (13h-16h)
Groupe 2: 20 sept. - 1 oct.,
Vernissage: 25 sept (13h-16h)
Wipe-out technique in water-soluble oils. An in-person participatory presentation.
Steven, a popular local portrait painting artist and teacher, is known for his high-realism portraits done in oils in the style of the Old Masters. His work has been featured in various international magazines.
Steven Zhang, one of our fellow members, will be this month's presenter. He will be demonstrating the art of Chinese Painting using the traditional methods he learned in the Arts School of Beijing.
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November 15, 2022
Terry Mosher, a.k.a. Aislin.

December 20, 2022
December meeting
Aislin needs no introduction to Montrealers or fans of political cartoons. Don't miss this one opportunity to have him in our midst! http://www.aislin.com/wordpress/
Christmas event - details to follow...

Winter Walk
February 21, 2023
Angela Fehr
Angela Fehr is a watercolour painter who lives in Northern British Columbia. Here is a quote from her website that best describes her perspective on the medium.
”Landscape painting is not about showing where I live, but how I engage with the world around me and how I find myself in it.
My art is created by water; as a watercolorist I marry water with color to create my work, understanding that I am working alongside a medium that must be allowed to flow, to evolve and my responses are as immediate as the flick of a brush. Any original intention must be released if the painting turns in a new direction, and this brings me into a relationship and intimacy with my chosen medium that is dangerously vulnerable and continually new.”
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March 21, 2023
Donna McGee
Our Program Director, Donna McGee, will demostrate acrylic inks and the mediums to go with them.

January 17, 2023
Ishita Banerjee
Ishita Banerjee’s art is an assimilation of her life experiences. Inspired by human interactions, emotions, and feelings, Ishita merges imagination and memory to create vivid and bold paintings, rendered in strong color, motifs and details. Threading lines, textures and markings, the inter-connections of both tangible and abstract forms tell the story of the passage of time
The unconstrained Cubist style deeply inspires Ishita, by breaking free of traditional rules, and the role of interpretational abstracts that are as transient as our feelings.

April 18, 2023
Mary Hughson a.k.a. Gigot
Mary is also known to readers of the Gazette for her plein-air paintings.
An accomplished artist, she works in watercolour, oil and acrylic. And, as a footnote, she is married to Terry Mosher.
May 16 2023