Paintings, Linocut Prints

1339 Old Hwy 8, Sheffield

I’m an artist based in Sheffield Ontario with a focus on naturalistic oil painting. My objective is to portray as authentically as possible the beauty and wonder of the world as it appears. Although my subject matter spans a broad range from portraits to still life and landscapes, I find particular enjoyment painting from life “en plein air” immersed in the environment and exposed to the elements. @johnricher.art

Sim's Art Studio ~ Acrylic Painting

1425 Hwy 8, Cambridge (parking and entrance behind garage)

Simone is inspired by the wild, beautiful and yet familiar landscapes of northern Ontario. She finds her inspiration in God's creation, and it is her goal to capture the everyday beauty and mood of different landscapes. Simone uses layered cubes of color to transform photos into feelings on canvas. She explores the simple as beautiful in her paintings, and it is her intention to encourage the viewer to reflect on this also. @simsartstudio

Fieldstone Turnery ~ Wood Turning

1425 Hwy 8, Cambridge (parking and entrance behind garage)

I create wood turned pieces that are both beautiful and practical objects meant to be used, cherished, and woven into the daily life of a home. Living on our family farm and raising five children, I draw inspiration from the natural textures and rhythms around me, as well as the history of traditional craftsmanship. Each piece carries a story of family, place, and the timeless value of work made by hand.

Quilts (traditional and barn), Soft Sculpture

1425 Hwy 8, Cambridge (parking and entrance behind garage)

Jolene Togeretz is a multidisciplinary artist, inspired by the structure and process of quiltmaking. She sees quilts as a tactile representation of love and comfort.

Oil, Acrylic and Mixed Media Paintings

11 Thorne Street, Cambridge

When I paint, I paint with three “I’s” ... inspiration, interpretation and imagination. My travels provide inspiration, which I capture in my sketch books (85 of them) and then repurpose using my imagination, back in my hotel room or studio with acrylic, oils or watercolour. I never paint what I see; only what I feel. Having said this my inspiration comes primarily from the urban landscape. This means architecture of all sorts; buildings and boats to vehicles or machinery. @billschwarzartist

Heather Kocsis Wall-Sculptures ~ Architectural Wall Sculptures

54 Guelph Ave. Cambridge

For over 20 years, Heather Kocsis has dedicated her artistic practice to building intricate architectural wall-sculptures where we find meaning, where we feel safe, and where we are at peace. Through layers of wood, she transforms our cherished spaces into multi-dimensional works of art, imbuing our stories into the work. Come explore her creative process and discover how she brings our shared experiences to life. @heatherkocsisartist

Paint on Canvas and Paper

708 Duke St. Cambridge (rear entrance-parking on Westminster)

Jessica Penney is a figurative artist whose work teeters between abstraction and representation. Her practice explores how we navigate emotion through use of form, gesture & repetition. Her work invites reflection, using ambiguity and movement to evoke the complexity of human experience. Jessica studied at Ontario College of Art and Design, as well as L’École des Beaux Arts de St. Etienne, in France. She lives and works in Cambridge, Ontario with her husband Stephen, and their two very active boys. @jessica_penney_art

Pat Krywy Art ~ Ink and Watercolour

708 Duke St. Cambridge (rear entrance-parking on Westminster)

Pat has always felt a deep connection to the structures we choose to work and live in. Working en plein air, she loves to capture the textures, shapes, shades and shadows of the urban environment using ink and watercolour.

Watercolor and Acrylic Painting

708 Duke St. Cambridge (rear entrance-parking on Westminster)

“You have driven by this place many times and never noticed it. Then you see Greg’s painting. Now every time you drive by you take a closer look. ART HAS OPENED YOUR EYES. “

Greg’s unique and unforgettable landscapes of old buildings reflect his admiration of the beauty of the Ontario’s unique character and it’s heritage.

Watercolour, Acrylic, Monoprints

708 Duke St. Cambridge (rear entrance-parking on Westminster)

Carol Walthers is a multidisciplinary artist. She creates paintings, monoprints, portraits and experimental works on paper. Her themes include humanity and our connection to the environment. An award/winning artist, she has received art grants from the Ontario Arts Council and the City of Kitchener. Her work can be found in public and private collections. @carol_walthers

Chapel Studio ~ Paintings, Drawings, Mixed Media

3258 Roseville Road, Ayr

As an artist I continue to explore, expand and attempt new ways of depicting the world. I look at art history and try to follow in the path of great painters. I ask questions, try not to bore myself and consider everything an experiment.

Oil Painting

3258 Roseville Road, Ayr

Rossana Dewey is a contemporary oil painter born and raised in Toronto. She now resides and keeps a studio in Burlington. She is particularly attracted to everyday subjects and working outdoors capturing the natural light and atmosphere in her paintings. She does not want to be a slave to replication but seeks to understand space, form, and structure within a composition.

Acrylic Painting

3258 Roseville Road, Ayr On

Esther Slevinsky is an artist based in Waterloo, ON. Her work explores our relationship with food and it’s many purposes: to celebrate, comfort, nourish and sustain, express love, reflect culture or tradition, as a luxury, or as waste. She solely paints from life to interact with her muse and enjoys the restrictive time limit this method imposes. She also known to accidentally eat the subject matter before a painting is complete. @esther.slevinsky

Abstract Painting

3258 Roseville Road, Ayr

Deborah Wilkinson is an abstract artist from Ancaster Ontario. Working from an abstract expressionist approach, her work represents the reimagining of her world through shape, form, colour and composition. She prefers an intuitive approach to painting as it allows her to experiment with her materials, be free of limitations and relinquish control of the process.

Obbink Art ~ Oil Painting

30 St Andrew Street, Paris

Born in the Netherlands in 1960, Jeanette discovered the passion to paint after leaving high school while working as a Delft Blue Pottery painter. Two country moves later, her work at present focuses on land- and waterscapes. She often paints plein air and works primarily in oils. @ObbinkArt

Woolscapes ~ Fiber Art

30 St Andrew Street, Paris

Jennifer is an award winning fibre artist, born in Scotland, living in beautiful Paris. Jennifer paints with wool and draws with thread.

Jake Bouwman Fine Art ~ Oil Painting

Memorial Hall - 34 Main St S, St George

I paint in oil and pastels. My subjects include portraits, landscapes and still life. The purpose of my work is to instill an awareness of our created world. May it give you a peacefulness that is so lacking in our fast paced world.

J.Hart Ceramics ~ Handmade ceramic mugs, candles, pitchers, kitchenware and giftware

Memorial Hall - 34 Main St S, St George

Jodie is a ceramist working in St. George Ontario. Her pieces feature earthy textures and glazes inspired by the Canadian shorelines and natural areas that she loves. Each piece is hand crafted and unique, and is sure to bring warmth and coziness to your home. @jhartceramics

Glimpses of Eden ~ Textile Art

Memorial Hall - 34 Main St S, St George

Diana Scholtens is a fibre artist and printmaker whose work is deeply rooted in her love for the natural world. Her artistic inspiration is drawn from the intricate connections between native flora and fauna, and she expresses this relationship through her unique approach to textile art. Diana invites viewers to contemplate a deeper understanding of our interconnectedness with the rest of creation. @glimpses_of_eden

Oil and acrylic on canvas, board or aged wood

Memorial Hall - 34 Main St S, St George

Marike usually paints in acrylics and loves a variety of colour. She loves to set up her easel in her garden and paint on canvas the blooms that are putting on a show that day or month. She gives praise to God our Creator for opening her eyes to the beauty He puts on display all around us!