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A Northeastern Ontario Tradition Since 1978 |
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Ash Creek welcomes more than 20 artists to participate in the
5th Annual Artist's Garden
Saturday, July 12 and Sunday, July 13 from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days.
Also enjoy lunch or afternoon tea served by The Guppy Gourmet
See home page for link to the Guppy Gourmet
| The Park Hat $35 Beautiful, reversible ladies hat made from 100% cotton. Great for travelling. Lots more styles for kids and men too. Kerry Stephenson Lids for Kids 474-6719 |
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Artist: David Carlin Canoe Tracking, 2007 Acrylic with Mixed Media 22" X 30" |
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| "Terryl Ryan works with natural and recycled materials to weave her functional textiles and baskets and all natural high-quality ingredients to make her people/eco friendly soap." |  |
TRAPPED GLASS Norma Sanders North Bay Ontario 705-497-3625 njsanders@sympatico.ca The art of combining stained glass with natural elements. Summer 2008 I am showing masks, candle surrounds, windchimes, fen shui elements and Chinese horoscopes. |
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| Sarah Hargrave Crows Kicked The Bucket This is a group of primitive dolls. The picture was taken at the Artist's Garden show 2007 |
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I am The Funky Spintser and I work in multi media to create wall tapestries small and large, as well as create multi-media hanging sculptures. I also create jewelry. This particular piece is a composition which included beads, wool, driftwood. It is called Stardust and measures 11.6" x 8". |  |
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| The Guppy Gormet At Ash Creek July 12 & 13, 2008 The Artist's Garden Menu Have lunch on the porch or in the tea room. See the Menu. |
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Wearable Treasures Every piece of my jewelry is very unique! They are created from driftwood, polished beach glass, brick, porcelain & ceramic chards, coal, stones; treasures collected on the shores of Lake Nipissing. |
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| Edna Scott discusses her watercolour paintings with guest as the 2007 Artist's Garden. Also seen quilts by Joanne Commerford. |
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Tarnished Treasures My name is Sandi Maisano. I recycle old silverware by fashioning them into wearable art pieces. |
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