The THAA had a busy week setting up the art show, hosting the three adjudicators, hosting the reception, and taking down the show. Phew! But well worth it.
Sixty artists submitted 150 pieces of art for critiquing. The entire works' show was only on display at the Holland Hall for a few hours. The adjudicators, KarenAdamson, Barb Flemington, andChris Larson, selected 40 pieces to show at four differs locations in the Central Region area for the next four months. The touring schedule is: Holland in May, Morden in June, Carman in July, and Portage in August. Then 10 of those 40 pieces were selected to also show at the Rural and Northern Art Show in Winnipeg at the Assiniboine Park's Pavilion Gallery in September.
A big thank you to the staff and volunteers at the THAA. Kudos to Beth, Cynthia and Brendan. A wonderful show!
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| The view of the show as you walked into the Holland Hall. |
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| Don in front of his two submissions: A triptych called Superstitions and The Wave. |
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| My submission called Mesa Sentinel. |
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| My friend, Lisa Clouston's art work. Mrs. Chicken will be touring! |
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| Anne Leslie and her daughter, Jordan. The photo of Jordan will be touring! |
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| Barb Marginet and her fused glass pieces. |
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| Vanessa Marginets piece is prints on hand made paper. Looks like fossils! It will be touring. |
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| Annette Henderson's sculpture from found pieces, Sheep, will be touring. He just makes me smile. So cute!! |
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| Geesje Baron's quilt, Frosted Windowpane, will be touring. |
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| Gorgeous detail. |
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| Two watercolour pieces by Margaret Law are stunning. |
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| Margaret Law's piece, Redwood Pines, will be touring. |
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