Although this tour took place last weekend, it might be worth your while, if you missed the tour to phone or e-mail the artists and ask for a second chance.
Did you ever wonder what goes on in an artist's studio?
Join five artists from In Plain View for an afternoon of art in their
studios and homes in the South Osborne neighbourhood. From pottery to painting,
photography to sculpture, and more, there is sure to be something to please
everyone's eyes. The coffee is hot, the cider is simmering, and the art is for
sale. Come with questions and conversation this December 8th and 9th, from noon
to 5 PM. We look forward to meeting our neighbours and sharing our years'
efforts.
Colleen
Chamberlin - 126 Kingston Row
Colleen
has worked with clay for twenty years, making high-fire functional stoneware and
porcelain pottery. Glaze experimentation is a particular interest of
hers.
Steve
Jorgenson - 455 Churchill Drive
Functional
Pottery and Sculpture
See Video :
Steve Jorgenson@youtube
Helen Lyons -
695 Fisher Street
Funky
or functional, Helen can never decide. This explains the very functional bowls
and mugs and serving dishes. Then whimsy takes over and expressionist
sculptures, teddy bears, and jewelry fill the kilns.
See video:
Helen Lyons
pottery@youtube
Reymond Pagé -
479 Beresford Avenue
A
colourful variety of paintings, drawings, and photographs from a transformative
275 day journey around the world.
Tom Roberts -
322 Baltimore Road
Tom
Roberts is a decorative functional potter, trained in Canada, the USA, and Great
Britain. He has made pottery for over 35 years. He moved to Riverview 4 years
ago, and built his pottery studio at the rear of his property. Tom’s mugs,
bowls, plates, and teapots are designed to be used and enjoyed. Tom also teaches
art at Dakota Collegiate, and is this year’s Canadian Art Educator of the
year.
See video :
Tom Roberts potter@youtube
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