


This exhibit features mostly abandoned homes in rural and city settings in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. They are not just dilapidated empty structures but receptacles that contain history of place, and narratives of family that we can only imagine.
Subconsciously I was provoked into painting this series during the time that my parents had to sell and move from their home of over fifty years (my childhood home). At the same time our daughters were leaving our home to attend university so I was experiencing “empty nest” syndrome!
Through this artwork I hope to convey a sense of nostalgia and passage of time. The song that Pete Seeger adapted from Ecclesiastes 3:1-18;NRSV is the mantra of this series:
To Everything (Turn, Turn, Turn)
There is a season (Turn, Turn, Turn)
And a time for every purpose, under Heaven
You are invited to
the reception and opening
of the show on Friday August 19 2011 7 PM - 9 pm
Original paintings
by
Judy MacIntosh
at
Fraser Cultural Center
Main Street , Tatamagouche
Show runs from
August 19 - September 15 2011
Jonathan Otter, Furniture Maker will also be showing along with Judy
Please join us for our next Opening Reception: Saturday July 9th, 2011 from 2pm-5pm.
Showing will be:
Petting Zoo: papier mache sculptures by Susan Paczek with mixed media works by Deborah Nicholson,Happy Hour: paintings by Brandt EisnerOf Gods and Men and Angels, Where Wild-Flowers Cluster: works of wax-oil crayon and paint on carved board by Michael StoweImproviso: paintings by Andrea Pottyondy.
Shows will continue until July 31, 2011.
Also, as part of the Halifax Pride Festivities join us on Tuesday, July 19th from 2pm-7pm for an artist meet and greet reception with Brandt Eisner and Michael Stowe.
If you are unable to attend, all the work will be on the website once the shows open!
See you Swoon!
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Announcing the Final Eight!
Wow, what a challenge, to choose eight painters from among the 137 imaginative submissions! Thanks to our Marquee Artists for the time and care they dedicated to the selection process.
The eight artists chosen to take part in Information Mornings 2012 Sharing the View Calendar are:
Virgina McCoy, painting the Inverness racetrack.
Wayne Boucher painting an Annapolis Royal sunrise.
Al Chaddock painting Mahone Bay
Renee Forrestall painting Peggy's Cove.
Sarah Jane Conklin painting a fall landscape.
Alan Bateman painting the fields of the Annapolis Valley.
Carol Pye painting the church at Grand Pre.
Darren Bateman painting the Commercial Cable Office in Canso.
Swoon is pleased to present three new solo shows opening April 9th!
Contrast In Clay V: Under Sea World in Raku and Porcelain by Carol Smeraldo
Falaises Et Autres Paysages/Cliffs and Other Landscapes by June Deveau
Interiors, New Paintings by Karen R. Phinney
Please join us for the opening reception on April 9 from 2pm-5pm.
Shows continue until April 29th.