Tuesday, 13 November 2018

Assorted Items


If you're available this coming Monday, there's a fibre event happening in Castleton at The Mill at Piper Creek.  If you recall, Dianne and Judy attended a fibre festival there earlier in the year and thoroughly enjoyed themselves.  It looks like the same folks are now organizing a "yarns and yakking" session for the next few months, on the 3rd Monday of the month.  The first event is November 19.  Rug Hooking is definitely a fibre craft, and would fit in just fine with all the other crafty things that will be going on there.

Click here to learn more.  Monday from 10 to 12.

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If you applied to attend Trent Rug Hooking School this coming June, and you HAVEN'T heard back from the organizers, it looks like you're IN!

Here's the Facebook post from Cindy Fridenberg.

(now to remember what it is i applied for!)

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There was a book on colour theory published at the turn of the century, and it's being re-printed in full colour.  The book itself looks interesting, but the article about the author is interesting, too!  This info comes to us via the OHCG Facebook page.   https://hyperallergic.com/467406/revisiting-emily-vanderpoels-color-theory-book-117-years-after-its-first-release/

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This looks like an intriguing site.  "Founded in 2013, the Canadian Online Art Book Project is a growing digital library of books–all original works commissioned by the Art Canada Institute–by the country’s leading art experts on artists who have made a critical contribution to the evolution of the nation’s art history. Each year the ACI releases six new titles in this program."

I checked out the book on Tom Thomson, and it's a wonderful resource.....there may be yet another Thomson rug in me!  Not all of the artworks listed are in the public domain, but it all makes for interesting reading.

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This just in!  The Northumberland Art Gallery Shop in Port Hope has a website, with lovely things on display.  Featured among them are works by our own very talented folks:  Betty Foster, Greg Gall, Lynda Johnston and Judy Parnell!  Click here to see!




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