The innerscapes artists continue to make good art available to everyone with this annual show. Pieces are priced at $100 or less. Get there first.

This year the venue is Pictures and Presents on Main Street in Georgetown Ontario.

This is Currys 100 year anniversary event. 30 artists and 53 pieces of select art from prominent artists.

This is Currys 100 year anniversary event. 30 artists and 53 pieces of select art from prominent artists.

Recent paintings from the collections "Town and Country" and "On the Land" are shown. Both collections show the artist's explorations with composition and colour based on dynamic planes and other methods of showing depth while discarding traditional approaches to perspective.

6 artists from the group Innerscapes show their recent work.

10 Artists show their work. My pieces are from my Glen Williams collection of townscapes with different elements used to provide depth.

Here I am showing a few pieces of my latest work depicting my vision of Glen Williams.

See how three artists work with the landscape. The styles range from realist to somewhat abstract. The show runs from March 23 until April 3.

The redEye Artists explore what inspires then to create art. See the variety of work and the variety of inspirations.

The solo show is in the upper floor of Balzac's at toronto's Distillery. The recent landscape paintings of George Perdue are shown. There is a variety of size and season. Each painting was either painted on site or studied on site and finished in the studio. The motifs are from across Canada.

The 9 RedEye artists show their work in a group show at the redEye Studio Gallery at Toronto's Distillery.

An annual group show returning to downtown Georgetown to the location of our first group show tens years ago. The building was called Sweet Designs at that time. The location is 124 Main Street in Georgetown, next to the Main Street Inn.

This is a show at the Shepherd's Crook on Main Street, downtown Georgetown. The artists have never shown together before. Oils, acrylics, and watercolours.

The images in this show were done on site during a road trip from Ontario to the West Coast and back. Hi lites include - North Lake Superior - Lake of the Woods - Prairie Big Skies - Jasper - Lake Ohare Yoho - Vancouver - Oregon Trail - Yellowstone - Grand Tetons. The trip will include June and July wanderings in 2010. Some images will be painted large in the studio.

The paintings showing at the Burdette Gallery were either painted on location or taken from smaller paintings done on location and expanded in the studio. All images were done in the last few months. There is considerable investigation of the abstract shapes in the landscape.

This is a small group show at Balzac's upper level in Toronto's Distillery District

The paintings are recent depictions of the local landscape done on site during the last four months. Locals include, LaCloche, Beaver Valley, Hockley Valley, and Silver Creek. Fair and foul weather challenges are shown.

During the depths of January the artists continue their personal explorations.

The RedEye Studio Artists show the last of their work for 2009. Various artists present from day to day.

Small works from six Innerscapes artists. Priced for the holiday season. An annual event.

Recent work by RedEye Artists show for the last half of December. Wash away the November Gray.

A solo show at the Dragonfly in Orangeville for three weeks displays recent work from Newfoundland. Dragonfly is located on the main street of Orangeville.

This is a 3 person show with Po Chun Lau, George Perdue, and Dianne Shelton. It is opening on September 9 at the RedEye in Toronto's Distillery District. Po is still in Newfoundland, George has just returned from Newfoundland and Dianne is going through the energizing experience of a full blown renovation. The images yielded from these experiences are quite stunning.

The Burdette Gallery hosts a preview show for the artists and artisans of the 21st Hills of Erin Studio tour. The tour is on the weekend of September 26 and 27.

Three evenings of painting in the long shadows and warm light for plein air painters. Learn what the golden hours have to offer the artist. Instruction will include plein air techniques, training the eye to see, colour, shapes, value, edges. Show and tell at the end of each session and ongoing constructive help during the painting session. In the Glen Williams area. $60 for the three sessions. Email or call 905 873-2517 to register or get additional information.

The last two weekends in May are set aside for the Palette and Pencil of Georgetown. We will paint at the Scotsdale farm at Silver Creek. Beginners will have separate instruction to get started while those experienced in Plein air will have more advanced coaching in "painting" and what makes a painting good.

The June 6 date will be for members of the Orangeville Art Group and it will be conducted at Mono Centre.

Both courses are also open to the public. Contact me for details.

Po Lau, George Perdue, and Dianne Shelton show the work they have been developing during the winter months. The nature of the work is always changing and the show is no exception. It will change during its 6 week run.

Half of the RedEye Artists show in February 2009. This is a show outlining the body of work of 6 independent artists.

Proprietors Sharon and Brian host their annual Black and White show. How appropriate for this old time winter.

This group show is at 36 Bridge Street downtown Belleville Ontario. The opening is on January 15 from 4 till 7 pm. Wine is courtesy Oak Heights Estate Winery of Prince Edward County

12 artists show their recent work at the year ending show in the Distillery.

The site for our studio show is Paper Daisies Studio at 5216 9th Line Erin. Call for a Tour map and guide at 905 873-2517.

Review the work of Glen Williams Painting group Innerscapes as they paint on site at their gallery on 10th avenue north of Glen Williams. Open both days from noon until 5 pm.

If you have ever wondered what was really on the artist's mind during the creative process, this is your opportunity to find out. Instead of the critic's interpretation, the artist will provide both written comments for each piece as well as personal insight in conversation. The gallery will be open weekly from noon until 5 pm Wednesday through Sunday.

The RedEye Gallery is participating in the Luminato show in Toronto. This is a part of an international celebration of the arts. There are numerous activities in Toronto.

The local art group Innerscapes will display their latest work in the show “Zoom Zoom Zoom” from May 27 until June 21st at the Georgetown Cultural Centre. This is the third installment in the “Zoom” series. shown at the Georgetown Cultural Centre. Beatrice Dumbreck, Herta Hajek, Tizianna Manierka, George Perdue, Eileen Simpson, and Jan Zimmerman have been developing this work over the past year exploring what it takes to develop their personal journeys.

Innerscapes was initiated to promote exploration, learning, and development in fine arts. Both the group and its purpose have evolved since inception in 2000. Each member develops at varying rates along multiple paths. This variety in evolution serves as a magnet for the members, each finding a time to take their creative energy from the group. The result: six distinct paths with intersecting points in common. The Zoom series was conceived as a way to share the path of creativity now known as “Zomming Out” . For more details on their discovery talk with the artists at the reception to be held on Saturday June the 14th at 2 till 4 pm in the Georgetown Cultural Centre.

It has been an interesting winter painting in the snow. Now that the easy weather is coming we welcome the non suspecting to join us. The times are pretty much random. Randi found it envigorating last fall and Jen got caught up in the lunacy in early winter. promises have come from Peter Beckett, Anna Maria, and a host of others. Email us and get envigorated.

Dianne Shelton, Vic Sullivan, and George Perdue show the full spectrum in their treatment of the landscape. They range from abstract to realistic and in between. The three artists come from the same point of inspiration and end up with interesting twists in their presentation as they interpret the landscape through their individual filters. The artists will be present on Saturday March 29. Join them for discussion and refreshments.

6 Artists with 6 messages showing work both Hot (welcome in January) and cold.

Group Show at the Left Side Gallery in Flesherton

A Group show in the Georgetown Cultural Centre. 20 Paintings shown.

This fall Vic Sullivan and I are heading to Killarney to paint. We will hike some of the trails experienced by members of the Group of Seven, painting along the way. Some of the locations may include The La Cloche Silhouette Trail, The Chikanishing Creek Trail, and Phillip Edward Island. Watch for results.

In the beautiful setting of the Paper Daisies Studio on ninth line in Erin affordable art work by Jude Waples, Heather Wood, and myself will be shown. Enjoy a drive in the country and a warm coffee.

This is an annual juried art show held at the SGI Centre in Alton (Orangeville). This year 40+ artists will show a sample of their body of work. My work is part of a collection "Inside and Inside Out". The paintings were done from studies made on site from the Queen Charlotte Islands and inland B.C. to Silver Creek and the Hockley Valley

Two person show with George Perdue and Randi Lockhart at The Stop Light Gallery in Shelburne Ontario. Opening reception is on August 10 from 4 till 8 pm.

George Perdue and Randi Lackhart at the Left Side Gallery in Flesherton Ontario. Opening from 4 till 8 pm Saturday July 7.

Paintings by six artists.

Starting in Vancouver through Vancouver Island and the Queen Charlottes, then the mountains.

A group show in the Georgetown Cultural Centre associated with Halton Hills Arts Week

At the RedEye Studio Gallery in Toronto's Distillery district. February 7 through March 4 2007

This is a six week course held on Wednesday afternoons. The course concentrates on painting using specific tools while considering how the eye sees. Informal critiques are held each week.
The course begins January 24 and ends February 28 2007.