Showing posts with label Night Cap Gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Night Cap Gallery. Show all posts
January 3, 2011
New Year
I picked up my remaining artworks from Night Cap Gallery on Sunday. They are closing for the remaining winter months and but will re opening April 1. At that time, I plan to have some more artwork with them. That brings me to my new years goals... last years goal was to exhibit or show work outside London. Accomplished that with Parkhill (Night Cap Gallery), Bayfield (JMR Gallery) and Muirkirk (Boothill Jamboree), althought not all as succesful as I wanted, but you have to try it, to see what works. This year, my goal is to post once a week.
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Boothill Jamboree,
JMR Gallery,
Night Cap Gallery
November 2, 2010
Night Cap Gallery
My original drawings of historical architecture of North Middlesex are now available at Night Cap Gallery in Parkhill. Included are streetscapes, churches, old barns and of course the Parkhill Public Library. The present library building was erected in 1914 and opened July 28, 1915, on land donated by the Town of Parkhill. It was financed by a Carnegie grant, and is currently the only Carnegie library still open as a branch in the Middlesex County library system.
Parhill Public Libray (Ink and Graphite)
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