Now Showing
Across the Rainbow’s Arc
Exhibiting from April 17 to June 2, 2023
During the summer 2022, there was a Call for Entry for poetry submitted by poets and writers across King Township and York Region. ASK artists were invited to select up to 3 poems and use them as the inspiration for up to 3 pieces of artwork. The Across the Rainbow’s Arc exhibition will showcase the artwork with the poem that inspired it.
https://artssocietyking.ca/events/across-the-rainbows-arc-where-word-turns-into-form-and-colour/
King Township Municipal Centre Art Exhibition Schedule 2022/2023
| DATES | ARTIST/EVENT | MEDIUM |
|---|---|---|
| April 17 – June 2, 2023 | Across the Rainbow’s Arc – Collaboration of Write Now@King and local artists | |
| June 5 – July 21, 2023 | Evangeline Munns | |
| July 24 – Sept 8, 2023 | Kathleen Rodgers | Textiles |
| Sept 11 – Oct 27, 2023 | Helen Hermanns | Oil |
| Oct 30 – Dec 15, 2023 | Ivanka Pipinikova | Oil on canvas |
Applications are now available for 2024/2025. Artists looking to exhibit in this space are invited to download, review, and submit our application package.
Applications may also be submitted through our website Here
KTMC Upcoming Artists/Events
June 5 – July 21, 2023 – Evangeline Munns
Evangeline Munn‘s love of watercolor is reflected in her fresh, transparent colors. Her inspirations often come from nature . Evangeline studied at the Creative School of Art in Edmonton, Alberta, at the Ontario College of Art in Toronto, the San Miguel de Allende Institute in Mexico, the Haliburton School of Fine Art in Ontario, and in Kenya. She has been in numerous solo and juried group shows and has won a number of awards in the Toronto Watercolor shows, Aurora Art shows, Central and East Central Art shows and received a scholarship from the Ontario Arts Council. Evangeline is a signature member of the Toronto Watercolor Society and a former member of the Arts and Letters Club. Her work is represented in several galleries and in private collections across North America, England, Europe, Japan, and Australia.
Evangeline is also an instructor in art. Recently she served as a juror for 2 shows.
July 24 – Sept. 8, 2023 – Kathleen Rodgers
After exploring traditional quilt blocks for 25+ years, Kathleen Rodgers became interested in creating fibre art designs based on colour and shape for Art Quilts, table runners and lap quilts using her own hand dyed and hand painted fabrics and batiks. She has participated in group fibre art exhibits for several years, including the International Women’s Day Show (OMAH) and the Fibre Content traveling exhibit. She had her first solo show at Burr House Gallery and Tearoom in November 2019. She is part of a fibre arts group that is creating travelling thematic exhibitions.
http://www.kathleenrodgersartisan.ca/
Sept. 11 – Oct. 27, 2023 – Helen Hermans
Helen Hermanns paints naturally, with intent, strict ideals and a thirst for constantly keeping depth and feel through the use of light in her paintings. She enjoys capturing the feel and beauty of horses in their natural surroundings or in work. Helen’s medium is oil on canvas or board.
https://www.helenhermanns.com/
Oct. 30 – Dec. 15, 2023 – Ivanka Pipinikova
Ivanka Pipinikova mainly paints with oils. Figures of people have always been a source of inspiration for her. She hopes that through her work, she can convey the feeling and mood of a moment in a way that the viewer can become a part of it. Constantly growing and evolving as an artist, Ivanka aims to create beautiful, impactful art. She has exhibited her paintings at various Juried Art Shows and Art exhibitions.
