Show celebrates local artists
This year’s Glebe Fine Art Show will take place September 9 and 10 at the Glebe Community Centre. Roy Brash (top) and Glenda Yates Krusberg are local artists returning to the show this year.
By Eileen Durand
The Glebe community is eagerly gearing up to celebrate the immense talent and creativity of its local artists at the highly anticipated Glebe Fine Art Show on the weekend of September 9 and 10. This vibrant event promises to be a feast for the senses, showcasing a diverse range of art forms. It’s an opportunity to discover the transformative power of art and appreciate its profound impact on our daily lives.
Art lovers will find a variety of media including fine artworks using oils, acrylics and watercolours along with mixed media, pastel, embroidery and fine art photography prints. See the full list of artists at www.glebefineartshow.ca. Art has long been recognized as a catalyst for happiness, inspiration and serenity. It possesses the unique ability to evoke emotions, awaken dormant creativity and transport us to different worlds. The upcoming exhibition is a testament to the intrinsic value of art, serving as a reminder of the beauty and significance it adds to our lives.
Local artists, each with distinctive styles and perspectives, will showcase their work, providing a glimpse into their artistic journeys and the stories behind their creations. Visitors will be treated to an array of stunning paintings, capturing breathtaking landscapes, thought-provoking abstracts and intimate portraits. Mesmerizing photographs will freeze fleeting moments in time, immortalizing the beauty found in everyday life.
Art not only serves as a source of personal joy and inspiration but also plays a vital role in enhancing our living spaces. The exhibition will demonstrate how art can transform a house into a home, injecting personality and character into any space. Whether it’s a bold and colourful painting adorning the walls, a captivating photograph acting as a conversation starter or a stunning fabric art piece becoming the focal point of a room, art has the power to create an atmosphere that reflects our individuality and enriches our daily lives.
Attendees will have the chance to meet the artists, engage in insightful conversations and acquire artworks that resonate with them personally. The show will bring together 34 juried artists, including four who are new to the event.
For your enjoyment, an open café (Mato’s Café) will be offering delicacies, light lunches and beverages throughout the show hours. Free admission and door prizes will provide additional incentives to visit.
Mark your calendars for September 9 and 10 and immerse yourself in a world of creativity and imagination at the Glebe Fine Art Show. Don’t miss this extraordinary opportunity to celebrate the importance of art in our daily lives and support the flourishing local art scene.
Eileen Durand is the media contact and co-coordinator of the Glebe Fine Art Show.