SUMMER RICE LAKE WORKSHOPS
Due to Covid19 workshops are unfortunately kept on hold this summer.
CURRENTLY SHOWING
Art Gallery of Ontario
"Through Silence"
Norma Ridley Members Lounge
for hours https://ago.ca/visit
RECENT Solo Exhibitions
Cassandra's garden; tracing shifted ground
Aurora Cultural Center
August 11 through September 29, 2018
Yorkminster Park Gallery
October 12 through Novemer 15, 2018
Deer Park, Yonge and St. Clair
Aurora Cultural Center
August 11 through September 29, 2018
Yorkminster Park Gallery
October 12 through Novemer 15, 2018
Deer Park, Yonge and St. Clair
By Christine Montague
Recently I was a guest artist for a beginner’s class where the students were learning landscape painting in acrylics and water-soluble oils. I thought they would enjoy a quick look at some of our present day Canadian landscape painters and at the variety of landscape painting available...
- KIm Dorland Toronto, Ontario. Canadian Art writes “Synonymous in Canada with the idea of “extreme painting,” Kim Dorland rose to the forefront of the contemporary painting scene with his sculptural approach to impasto painting and his art is very much in demand.
- David Lidbetter Ottawa, Ontario. “Contemporary feeling Group of Seven scenes pared down to their essentials. [Where] mood seems more important than the actual details of forests, rivers and skies.” – Algonquin Art Centre
- John Hartman Penetanguishene, Ontario. Vivid, large-scale landscapes “straddle the line between abstraction and representation” – Studio 21
- Gregory Hardy Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Landscapes abstracted. Strong colour, bold, painterly. One of Canada’s top landscape artists.
- Rebecca Last Rice Lake, Ontario. Of interest, Rebecca paints the same view of Rice Lake exploring its “turbulent chaotic swings of nature”.
- Cesan d’Ornellas Levine Richmond Hill, Ontario. Cesan is an abstract expressionist painter who uses brilliant colour and thick impasto of acrylic gels, mediums, pastes etc. for her trees and topography on panel...
- Georgina Hunt Crescent Beach, B.C. Canadian wilderness, particularly the Rockies
- Gerald Squires St. John’s, Newfoundland. A member of the Order of Canada for his contribution to the Arts
- Doug Purdon Toronto, Ontario. Proficient in watercolour, acrylic and oil painting, and a Winsor & Newton rep for many years, this artist is a fount of information.
- Robert Genn Vancouver, B.C. A prolific and popular painter who travelled the world painting en plein air (as well as the studio) and writing about the experience for Painters Keys.
NEWS
The Pouch Cove Foundation has generously invited me to do a month long Artist Residency on Canada's east coast at Pouch Cove, Newfoundland in 2022.
Chiaroscuro, acrylic on canvas, 8' x 16' Shown here exhibited recently in the Bistro's Red Salon at the Art Gallery of Ontario 2016 through 2018.
Cottage Life Magazine
"Lake Effect"
"The point (of artmaking for me) is to go somewhere new because you need to ...take risks. .. If you allow yourself to go into those places, you get into richer territory, and it's those richer layers that resonate most with people looking at your work." Rebecca Last
writer Alex Newman
photographer Edward Pond
summer, 2015
"Lake Effect"
"The point (of artmaking for me) is to go somewhere new because you need to ...take risks. .. If you allow yourself to go into those places, you get into richer territory, and it's those richer layers that resonate most with people looking at your work." Rebecca Last
writer Alex Newman
photographer Edward Pond
summer, 2015
recent group exhibitions
Agnes Jamieson Gallery, Minden
April 4 through May 25, 2019
Agnes Jamieson Gallery, Minden
April 4 through May 25, 2019
ONTARIO SOCIETY OF ARTISTS
Member's Exhibition of Selected Works
CANADIAN EXHIBITION GROUNDS
Withrow Common Gallery
200 Princes Blvd. CNE Toronto
MAY 30 through June 15, 2019
Member's Exhibition of Selected Works
CANADIAN EXHIBITION GROUNDS
Withrow Common Gallery
200 Princes Blvd. CNE Toronto
MAY 30 through June 15, 2019
recent 2 person exhibition
Rebecca Last and Janet Read
Christensen Fine Art, Peterborough
Autumn 2017
