Jennifer Graham

Stratford ceramics artist, Jennifer Graham, has recently added platters to her body of work. For all of us who have collected her bowls and mugs these new serving pieces will be a welcomed addition. 

A Spot of Red

 Andrea Vuletin porcelain vases

 Bernadette Pratt carved and painted pomegranate plates

 Joanna Strong, Growth & Blossoming, 10 x 8", oil on canvas

Bill Schwarz, Frigid, 12 x 16", oil on canvas

David Sharpe

Please join us between November 9th to 30th when we will have a number of beautiful new landscape paintings on view by our Featured Artist, David Sharpe. 

Shannon Reynolds

 Late Summer Fruit, 18 x 24", oil on panel

 White Peaches with Grapes and Plums, 16 x 12", oil on panel

Sweet Cherries and Apricots, 12 x 16", oil on panel

Beautiful new paintings by Shannon Reynolds celebrating the bounty of a summer just past.

Great New Pottery

 Wood Fired vases by Emma Smith, Jerseyville, Ontario

 Porcelain bowls by Jennifer Graham, Stratford, Ontario

 Shine mugs and bowl by Robert Tetu, Beechwood, Ontario

Lustreware vase and bowl by Scott Barnim, Dundas, Ontario

We have a wonderful selection of new work by Scott Barnim, Robert Tetu, Jennifer Graham and Emma Smith. 

Leslie Watts Opening

"Waiting Dog" is a 12 x 10" oil painting on cradled board by Leslie Watts. It is one of many in her up coming show on Saturday October 19th opening at 9:30am. All work will be available to purchase when we open at 9:30. Leslie will be in the gallery from 1:00 pm to 4:00pm . A preview of the show can be seen on Leslie's website - www.lesliewatts.blogspot.com

Leslie Watts

Nancy Calder

 Bug Boy with Lily of the Valley, oil on wood panel, 12 x 9"

 Bulletin Board, oil on wood panel, 12 x 12"

 Pool Anyone?, oil on wood panel, 12 x 12"

Dance Wax, oil on wood panel, 12 x 12"

Nancy Calder is a contemporary still life realist painter living in Stratford. She moved to Stratford in 2017 from Toronto. Nancy studied at the Avenue Road School of Art and the Academy of Realist Art, both in Toronto. Many of Nancy's paintings have a sense of days gone by, a subject matter that works well in still life realism.