This painting of the Don Luis Bridge is one of the paintings exhibited in this show. Oporto is a place that was very familar to my father's generation of fishermen. Newfoundland merchants would take barrels of dried fish from places such as Burin, Placentia Bay overseas to Portugal in their three masted schooners to be traded for goods such as salt. The scene depicted in this painting would be one remembered by many Newfoundlanders: the Don Lois Bridge majestically spans the Duro River with the the ancient city of Oporto as a backdrop.
Tuesday, 30 September 2014
Early Preview for Upcoming Show
Here's a preview of one of the pieces I will have in the upcoming show on October 5th:
it's an original acrylic on canvas and is 8 x 10; it's called "A Great Day on Cod"
Saturday, 27 September 2014
Tuesday, 23 September 2014
Exploring our Roots - An Exhibition and Sale of Original Artwork
As a Newfoundlander, our roots are very important to us and we
pass stories of our history to future generations. As visual artists, we have
decided to explore our Newfoundland roots as works of art. Our interpretation
of "Roots" is very broad and encompasses more than one would think!
Join the visual artists of Arts Northeast on October 5, 2014 to
share stories of our roots and our visions. The Exhibition & Sale is open
for one day from 10:00am to 5:00pm at the Hampton Inn & Suites, Stavanger
Drive in St. John’s.
Admission is free and all sales are Tax Free.
The collection for this exhibition consists of a wide variety of subjects,
mediums, and sizes of original art. This provides a perfect opportunity to
invest in a small piece of art as the beginning to a collection or to add to an
existing collection. of original art.
Our exclusive set of Christmas Art Cards will also be available for sale
at this show.
Arts Northeast is a collaborative group of award-winning visual artists
living on the Northeast coast of the Avalon Peninsula, and was created to
provide inspiration, opportunities for learning, and support to its members.
Dora Cooper, Joan Roberts, Michelle Whitten LaCour, Pat Hayden Ryan, and
founder Brenda Rowe are the exhibiting members of Arts Northeast.
The artists look forward to interacting with new buyers and connecting with existing
collectors. The work has appeal to a wide range of art enthusiasts and is
priced to suit all budgets. Having a variety of fine art in one location
enables the public to explore different styles and mediums and makes investing
in artwork easy.
The public is invited to join the artists during the day to discuss art, share
stories about our roots, and help find that perfect gift for everyone on their
shopping list.
The collection for this exhibition consists of a wide variety of subjects, mediums, and sizes of original art. This provides a perfect opportunity to invest in a small piece of art as the beginning to a collection or to add to an existing collection.
Monday, 13 January 2014
Fluid & Form Exhibition
Join Arts Northeast Artists Brenda Rowe, Dora Cooper and Joan Roberts and 25 other female artists living in Newfoundland at the opening event of a diverse multi-media exhibition. The Opening Reception is Friday, January 17th from 6:00-7:30pm at the First Space Gallery located in the Queen Elizabeth II Library at Memorial University. Refreshments will be served and free parking is located in Lot 18.
The exhibition runs from January 17-April 19, 2014.
The exhibition runs from January 17-April 19, 2014.
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