Regional Association of West Quebecers
 


Cultural
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2007

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July 1 - 10
July 11 - 31


Aug 1 - 14
Aug 15 - 31

Sept 1 - 11
Sept 12 - 30

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Buckingham
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Hull
Pontiac
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Until September 6. Imagine Brazil
An exhibition of paintings about
Brazil and its Carnival by Marcio Melo at
Alliance Française Gallery,
352 MacLaren Street, Ottawa, Ontario. Vernissage: Thursday, August 25, 6 pm to 8 pm.
For more information visit Marcio's website at
www.marciomelo.com, email
art@marciomelo.com or phone
(819) 647-3416.

Until August 28.Absolutely Fabiano’
A particular exhibition of paintings by Marcio Fabiano Raposo de Melo at the Mud Oven,
1065 Bank St. Ottawa. Call: (613) 730-0814 . Vernissage: Monday, July 25, 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. For more information visit, www.marciomelo.com, email art@marciomelo.com or phone
(819)
647-3416.

August 28. Chelsea Books Recital at Livres Chelsea Books. Everyone is invited to attend at 101 Old Chelsea Road at 2 pm.
Recite your favourite poem or party piece, memorized or not, or join the audience.  Phil Jenkins and Brian Doyle will be there and refreshments served.
For information call
(819) 827-7752.

Until August 31.  Watercolours by Gatineau Valley artist John Hiscock, at the Marché des Artisans de la Vallée, 727 Riverside Drive, Wakefield.
For information call (819) 459-2662.

August 31 Deadline for Art Competition.  To celebrate their 50th Anniversary, F.H. Rowat insurance is offering an award of $500.00 each for nine pieces of art, to be selected by a panel of judges.  Each winning piece will be permanently hung in one of the nine participating municipal libraries in the Pontiac, together with a short biography of the artist and a photograph showing the artist presenting the work to the mayor of the municipality.  Works may be in any medium, but the submission must be framed. Works to be submitted at the offices of  F.H. Rowat in Shawville or Fort Coulonge.  Submissions will be judged the following week and presentations will be made during Thanksgiving Weekend.
For information, call
(819) 647-3737 or (819) 683-1644.

Until September 10. Black Impressions Noire. An exhibition of  one-colour works by printmaker Raymond Sander-Regier at his print workshop, Underground Impressions Souterraines, 320 Main Street, Shawville.   It offers visitors the chance to see a wide range of printmaking media – from dry point to mezzotint, and more – and appreciate their unique characteristics. Regular hours:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday 10 am to
5 pm; Friday 10 am to 6 pm.
For additional information please contact Raymond Sander-Regier at:(819) 647-5549 (evenings) or drop by the Underground Impressions Souterraines studio at 320 Main Street (in the basement), Shawville, Quebec or email the artist at: raymond@sanderregier.com

Until October 31. EXPOSITION D’ART is a group of nine artists with home studios on Allumette Island, open to the public from May 1 through October 31.  Their works include painting and sculpture in a variety of media.  Palette signs, with numbers and colours, guide you along the route from one artist to another. Brochures are available throughout the area at various businesses and tourist centers. The group invites you to take the time to enjoy the EXPOSITION D’ART this coming season and suggests that you may just find the piece of art that you have been looking for!
For information contact Claudette Spence, at Studio Three, East Range Road, Isle-aux-Allumettes, Quebec, J0X 1M0, or call (819) 689-5050.

Pottery classes and workshops are being  offered at Lolaland Clay Studio.
For i
nformation visit www.jimthompson.ca or call (819) 456-1532. 

Pontiac printmaker’s workshop
'Underground Impressions Souterraines'
is an open working Artist’s Print Studio, located at 320 Main Street in Shawville.  Artist/printmaker Raymond Sander-Regier will be using various hand printing processes over the summer.  You are invited to drop by and take this opportunity to learn about printmaking processes and equipment, see the creative work in progress and browse through the finished pieces. Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday, 10.00 am. to 5.00 pm.; Friday, 10.00 am. to  6.00 pm.  For information call (819) 647-5549.

 

   
     
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