The gallery was closed for the 2020 season, but our artists were still creating, each responding to the pandemic in their own way.
susan bowers
Indoor Macro Photography
In the early months of the pandemic lockdown, these fellows had some macro adventures caving and enjoying the snow and waves.
In the early months of the pandemic lockdown, these fellows had some macro adventures caving and enjoying the snow and waves.
barbara halladay
Hand printed monoprints
martha hillhouse
patricia howes
Driftwood with 80 pieces of beach glass for 80 days of quarantine
donna ivimey
Quilting during the pandemic
debra krakow
Reflections
... early on I felt very stressed by all of the uncertainty, not knowing how bad things were going to get or how our summer plans would be affected. I kept calm by going for long walks and those walks inspired several paintings--of migrating flocks of geese, grazing cows, and snow melting in the fields. Taking Flight and Cows in the Mist are a couple of examples. Then once things settled down I was feeling very sad about all of my summer workshops being cancelled.
... early on I felt very stressed by all of the uncertainty, not knowing how bad things were going to get or how our summer plans would be affected. I kept calm by going for long walks and those walks inspired several paintings--of migrating flocks of geese, grazing cows, and snow melting in the fields. Taking Flight and Cows in the Mist are a couple of examples. Then once things settled down I was feeling very sad about all of my summer workshops being cancelled.
I downloaded an online workshop from one of my favourite instructors, Jane Davies, and spent one intensive week working in black and white. Pattern Language 1 and 2 are from that time.
Lately, with summer weather here, what I'm missing most is all of the visits we usually have from our families, and so I've been painting from family photos from other summers. Betty (my mother-in-law), Sarah and Hugo (my niece and our cat, who died last fall) and Morning Coffee are the first few from this new series.
jason mercer
hannah miller
Art in the time of Coronavirus
Art that reflects the current period of isolation and pandemic
Art that reflects the current period of isolation and pandemic
