Northumberland Hills Studio Tour - September 8 & 9, 2018

Carole and John Bandurchin

We produce pieces to be used around the house, placing a premium on good design and craftsmanship.

Phill & Sandra Boyko

Whether bowls, platters, and other woodturned items, they create products which are finely finished and would add considerable beauty to any room.

Heather Cooper

Heather is a fine artist with a celebrated career that spans over 40 years. Her oil paintings are lush, detailed and inspired by myth and nature.

Graeme Coxon

Photographic studies of plants, dragonflies and other creatures following the long tradition of botanical illustration, but with current digital techniques.

Nigel Dickson

I’ve always liked Pop Art and North American Nostalgia. This series is PopArt in more ways than one.

Charles Funnell

Charles’ work often reflects movement through the use of undulating lines and flowing forms.

Isolating various elements found in nature and then incorporating their essence into abstract and impressionist compositions, Stephen has created a body of work that transcends language and invokes a sense of wonder.

Evelyn Haskell

Unique handcrafts made from vintage fabrics: upcycled hats, bags and stuffed animals; knitted and felted mittens; knitted necklaces; and other woolly treats.

Anja Hertle

Anja loves taking broken china, tile, stained glass & pottery and adding a few beads, buttons and bottle caps to create colourful & whimsical mosaic art.

Bill Hornbostel

I am an artist who specializes in the fine art photography landscapes, nature, and architecture.

Melanie Horner

Melanie’s contemporary style of ceramics creates one off clocks and yarn bowls with a personality. Colourful with a sense of humour, her work in clay raises a smile.

Nicolett Jakab

The world presents endless possibilities for creative exploration. I translate these findings into photographs; abstracts, still life, portraits… life is inspiration!

Heike Kwok

Beautifully handcrafted bracelets and necklaces that incorporate semi-precious stones, Swarovski crystals and unique beads from around the world.

Rebecca Last

The view from Rebecca Last’s Northumberland studio acts as her constantly shifting and evocative model – the oncoming and erratic climatic conditions notable on Rice Lake.

Terrie MacDonald

Red earthenware allows for endless decorative possibilities of layering slip, drawing, and apply colourful food safe glazes. Inspired by textile design and gardening my pottery is meant for everyday pleasure and special occasion celebrations.

Susan McDonald

Susan fuses 3-dimensional form with techniques that reflect her fascination with surface, form and space creating bold, functional art for everyday use.

Kathryn McHolm

Kathryn lives her art – it’s reflected in her garden and use of textiles and fibres. This year she’s made a tattered cotton quilt into paper for her watercolours and drawings.

Chris Montgomery

My goal is to continually challenge my design, technical and artistic ability by stretching the boundaries of my medium and thereby simply to bring beauty into your life.

Kitty Munro

Stained glass in the foil and lead came techniques, executed in jewel tones or clear-textured glass. Hand-painted, kiln-fired glass and mosaics using recycled glass.

Mary-Kate Pearce

Mary-Kate is awed by the beauty in nature and seeks to portray it’s splendour through her vivid use of colour.

Sheree Rasmussen

My artistic process is textile based, probably because my earliest artistic influence was my mother, who sewed and dressed me in fabulously coloured outfits.

Dorothy Siemens

Working in the medium of oil and cold wax, my paintings are influenced by nature’s beauty and bounty, decorative art and repetitive pattern.

Brenda Sullivan

Art Deco tea pots, dragon mugs and every day items are presented in a funk-tional way to lighten your day; sculptures to inspire.