Inviting Artists, emerging Artists & Artists with limited exhibition experience from west-central Saskatchewan to submit by Sunday, June 9, 2024.
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~ Debbie M.
The Spare Room Gallery launched its visual arts exhibition space with life-long area resident Mary Ramsay’s “Landscape and Sky”. The pastoral beauty of the rural countryside is explored in acrylics on a variety of materials including canvas, rocks, and sawblades.
Living on the farm… we enjoyed watching the changes in the beauty of nature through traveling, sitting at the creek, picking berries, fishing and bringing in the harvest.
In 1987, I enrolled in a few community art classes in Cut Knife. From there, I was totally engaged in the peaceful art of painting. I started with oils, but have used acrylics for many years. My subject matter focuses on landscape and sky. Beyond canvas, I have painted on pails, milk cans, sawblades, rocks and wood to name a few.
– Mary Ramsay
“Landscape and Sky” will run at the Spare Room Gallery until Sunday, June 23. Donations to the visual arts in Saskatchewan are gratefully accepted. Small groups only as space is limited.
113 Broad Street, Cut Knife until June 23
Wednesdays 1:30 – 6:30pm & Fridays 11:00am – 4pm
or by appointment. Free admission.
~ Debbie M.
The working group, which by the way, is always looking for more individuals to join, is proud to announce the following. The Gallery now has:
What’s next? Coming soon…
To join the group and/or to receive the Call for Artists when it’s circulated, email Randy at cmmmcutknife@gmail.com.
~ Debbie M.
For an overview of the project, read the Unity Press – Wilkie Herald article by Azure McGonigle here: Exciting new art space announced in Cut Knife.
The space is on track to be ready for an early May opening but it will be difficult to continue with a Request for Exhibitors without administrative help.
Do you have some free time and a soft spot for the visual arts? If so, help us establish this gallery space at 113 Broad Street for the artists and arts enthusiasts of Cut Knife and surrounding area. Email Randy at cmmmcutknife@gmail.com.
~ Debbie M.
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