Give peace an opportunity.
We will all use extra calm in our lives and the premise of an artwork exhibit hosted by Barry Strasbourg-Thompson and Gail Holland made excellent sense to those that attended.
The theme of the present on the weekend of Oct. 2-3 on the St. Joseph’s Artwork Studio Gallery positively left an impression moreover the artworks themselves, after all.
“There was superb curiosity within the thought of Time/No Time and Artwork Promotes Wellness,” famous Strasbourg-Thompson. “This theme resonates properly with up to date life in our pandemic.”
A part of the idea was derived from Strasbourg-Thompson’s personal private experiences. He had a tumultuous June with a hernia operation, a stroke after which the huge warmth dome hit the area whereas he was on the highway to restoration.
Strasbourg-Thompson and Holland let their artwork do the speaking about the way it accentuates therapeutic and may gradual the tempo down a bit by entering into the zone so we are able to all get pleasure from our lives a little bit extra.
Attendance was reasonable, Strasbourg famous, “however those that attended purchased programs or made preparations for future commissions and purchases.”
Many new college students additionally signed up for his Knowledgeable Fantastic Artwork course that began Oct. 9 at St. Joseph’s.
Strasbourg-Thompson hopes there might be extra curiosity from neighbouring Ladysmith subsequent time for each the artwork exhibit and lessons being supplied.
The notion of Time/No Time…Artwork Promotes Wellness might be repeated throughout the pair’s subsequent present Saturday, Nov. 6 and Sunday, Nov. 7, once more at St. Joseph’s Artwork Studio Gallery from 10 a.m. to five p.m.
Artwork on the partitions of the St. Joseph’s Artwork Studios Gallery for the No Time/Artwork Promotes Wellness exhibit. (Picture submitted)
A few of Barry Strasbourg-Thompson’s work on the St. Joseph’s Artwork Studios Gallery. (Picture submitted)
Gail Holland exhibited with Barry Strasbourg-Thompson. (Picture submitted)
