“The Saint John River is very present to many in western and southern New Brunswick. It guides us upriver to Grand Falls and downriver to Fredericton. Crossing over the Grafton Bridge in Woodstock, we take in the river views to the east and west. Frequent travel in these directions inspired us to capture the beauty and strength that the river carries, connecting us with the cities, towns and villages flanking its shores.”

In this exhibition, titled Linocuts and Lightscapes – Along the Saint John, artists Alice Sahagian and Suzan Carsley express their love of the river in stained glass and linocuts. Each image brings another dimension to the celebrated river.

The show continues through Saturday, November 14th.

Social distancing protocols to be observed

www.creekvillagegalleryandcafe.com

Creek Village Gallery & Cafe

119 Connell St, Woodstock, NB

E7M 1K7, Canada

328-3232

Quietude – A New Collection of Paintings by Susan Paterson

October 15, 2020 – November 6, 2020

Quietude is a word that describes ‘a state of being calm and peaceful’.   Surely, as the world feels calamitous and filled with anxiety, a little pause to rest in the beauty and peace of finely executed paintings by Susan Paterson is a welcomed change.

This exhibition of recent work examines Susan’s exploration into still life and landscape painting. Her ‘old world’ approach to her subject reflects the time honoured traditions of patience, attention to detail and developing one’s craft to an extraordinary level.

This exhibition will not be ‘opening’ with an artist’s reception due to Covid 19 concerns however the gallery will be available to local viewers on Thursday and Friday of every week as well as being available for a private viewing at any time by arranging an appointment in advance. This exhibition continues until November 6, 2020.

Artworks

Fog Forest Gallery is open Thursday and Friday from 10am – 5pm and by appointment – 

janet@fogforestgallery.ca

https://fogforestgallery.ca/

“The Saint John River is very present to many in western and southern New Brunswick. It guides us upriver to Grand Falls and downriver to Fredericton. Crossing over the Grafton Bridge in Woodstock, we take in the river views to the east and west. Frequent travel in these directions inspired us to capture the beauty and strength that the river carries, connecting us with the cities, towns and villages flanking its shores.”

In this exhibition, titled Linocuts and Lightscapes – Along the Saint John, artists Alice Sahagian and Suzan Carsley express their love of the river in stained glass and linocuts. Each image brings another dimension to the celebrated river.

The show continues through Saturday, November 14th.

Social distancing protocols to be observed

www.creekvillagegalleryandcafe.com

119 Connell St, Woodstock, NB E7M 1K7, Canada

328-3232