Hi everyone – This is advance notice of an exciting addition to our Uxbridge Studio Tour offerings this year. We are hosting local artist Ken Nice who will have a display of his sculpture and paintings. As well we are hosting Pueblo – an exciting performance by Diana Lopez Soto and her company Draught Horse Productions. She has scheduled performances on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings and we can guarantee it will be an exciting and engaging evening’s entertainment. See the poster below for details and mark your calendars – see you then – Judith & Viktor
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Hello welcome to the Tinkls’ Gallery web site .
S18735 Brock Road, Sunderland, ON L0C 1H0
705.437.1478
Hours: By Chance or Appointment
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PERCOLATE
May1 – June 5 2010
Opening Reception May 2, 1-4pm
Works by Holly McClellan, Nicholas Tinkl, Tricia Dunk Tinkl. Stylisticallydifferent, everyone’s work is influenced by prominent topics in the media, consumerism and advertising. The artists study and respond photographically, using accessible source material. Commercial and fine art approaches are used, often merging analog and digital technologies. Through the unique rural Gallery setting, the exhibition dialogue extends and offers an exchange between photography and other art forms such as fibre art and sculpture.
Gallery Hours during Percolate:
Monday – Thursday By Appointment
Friday 12 noon – 8 p.m.
Saturday – Sunday 10 a.m. – 4pm.
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Sunday, May 23
2 – 4 p.m.
Judith will be discussing the structural, design and imagery strategies used while constructing the work. Her artist talk Sunday, May 23 is based on a Power Point Presentation she has given at OCAD. In addition to the presentation, Judith has an interactive group activity planned on the top floor of the Mill.
Visual Arts Centre of Clarington
143 Simpson Ave. P.O.Box 52
Bowmanville, On
L1C 3K8.
Phone: (905) 623-5831
www.vac.ca
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JUDITH TINKL – PIECE BY PIECE
The Visual Arts Centre of Clarington
April 25 to May 23 2010
Opening Reception April 25, 2pm
Installations of textile and quilt works including an installation for the third floor loft space. Judith Tinkl is a fibre artist, with a wide exhibition history in Canada and internationally. She is an active member of the Textile Museum in Toronto and has been teaching at OCAD for many years. Her work is inspired by nature, geometry, colour and traditional textiles.
Curator: Maralynn Cherry
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