Glebe Report - Volume 32 Number 6- June 14 2002
Glebe Report - Volume 32 Number 6- June 14 2002
Glebe Report - Volume 32 Number 6- June 14 2002
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25 <strong>Glebe</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>June</strong> <strong>14</strong>, <strong>2002</strong> ARTS<br />
Anne Remmer Thompson is a <strong>Glebe</strong> artist.<br />
<strong>Glebe</strong> artist at<br />
<strong>Glebe</strong> resident, Anne Remmer<br />
Thompson, CSPWC, a widely acclaimed<br />
watercolour artist, will<br />
be featured in the <strong>June</strong> Focus<br />
Show at Art Lending of Ottawa.<br />
The show is on Mon., <strong>June</strong> 17 from<br />
7:30 to 9 p.m., and Tues., <strong>June</strong> 18<br />
from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.<br />
The entire year has been an<br />
exciting one for the artist. In<br />
October and November, she travelled<br />
to Milan and Lake Maggiore,<br />
Italy and then visited Provence,<br />
France for the first time! The<br />
timeless hilltop villages and the<br />
lush countryside will be reflected<br />
in her recent watercolours.<br />
In the winter, six weeks<br />
spent exploring the rugged Spanish<br />
Costa Brava and the many<br />
moods of the Mediterranean resulted<br />
in expressive and varied<br />
seascapes.<br />
In May, Ms. Remmer 'Thompson<br />
was honoured to be elected to the<br />
position of Regional Director,<br />
Eastern Ontario, for the prestigious<br />
Canadian Society of Painters<br />
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in Water Colour (CSPWC). The<br />
artist has paintings in the permanent<br />
collections of CSPWC, the<br />
City of Ottawa, the City of Gatineau,<br />
the Family Care Workers of<br />
Ontario, Corning Incorporated<br />
and in numerous corporate and<br />
private collections.<br />
Art Lending of Ottawa, the<br />
best-kept secret in town, is held<br />
every third Tuesday and the preceding<br />
Monday of each month,<br />
with the exception of July,<br />
August and December. It takes<br />
place at the Unitarian Church<br />
hall, 30 Cleary Avenue (north of<br />
Richmond Road, just east of Woodroffe).<br />
'There are no membership<br />
fees and the monthly rentals are<br />
most reasonable. If one wishes to<br />
purchase a work of art, up to six<br />
Helene Fortin photographs exhibited<br />
at The Urban Pear<br />
Ask award-winning photographer<br />
Helene Anne Fortin what<br />
makes a great portrait "It's being<br />
able to capture the spirit of an<br />
individual on film, and especially<br />
the powerful relationships in<br />
their lives.<br />
"By relationships, I mean the<br />
feelings, the connectedness that<br />
we transmit from one to another<br />
in our daily lives. A dad's large<br />
tender hand holding a tiny infant<br />
son, a nursing mom cradling her<br />
newborn, a budding musician<br />
holding her violin with power and<br />
pride." Photography, for Helene,<br />
is a celebration of the human<br />
spirit.<br />
Though Fortin's portrait studio<br />
is located in Wakefield, Quebec,<br />
she's in the <strong>Glebe</strong> with her<br />
Images of the Spirit exhibit until<br />
July 10. See her sensitive li fesized<br />
portraits at The Urban Pear,<br />
151 Second Ave. (near Bank).<br />
Just come and browse. She<br />
promises that her images will renew<br />
your spirit.<br />
<strong>Glebe</strong> Collegiate<br />
student art work<br />
on display<br />
in The Pantry<br />
On display in The Pantry in<br />
the <strong>Glebe</strong> Corrununity Centre, an<br />
exhibit of watercolours is attracting<br />
attention. It is the work<br />
of a Grade 10 visual arts class<br />
from <strong>Glebe</strong> Collegiate. The subject<br />
is fantasy; some works represent<br />
the fairy realm and others show a<br />
mythological inspiration.<br />
Arts teacher Ms. Doran saw<br />
that the students had excelled at<br />
this assignment and judged the<br />
work worthy of a public exhibit.<br />
The display can be seen in The<br />
Pantry Monday through Friday<br />
from noon until three p.m., finishing<br />
<strong>June</strong> 28.<br />
*kW*<br />
months' rental fee is deducted<br />
from the purchase price. It is<br />
probably wise to arrive early at<br />
the Focus Show to get an overview<br />
of the paintings!<br />
For information, phone Art<br />
Lending of Ottawa at 594-8513.<br />
CLAUDE LATOUR<br />
PRESENTS<br />
OUR STREETS<br />
Photo: Helene Fortin<br />
Our Streets<br />
a visual<br />
documentary<br />
Claude Latour presents "Our<br />
Streets." A digital photographic<br />
exhibit documenting the Ottawa<br />
G-20 gathering of November <strong>2002</strong>.<br />
Opening July 13, 7 p.m., until<br />
July 24, <strong>2002</strong>, Irene's, 885 Bank<br />
St.<br />
Wind, Wood<br />
and Water<br />
by Wilma Pinkus<br />
Philip K. Wood Gallery<br />
presents "Nova ScotiaWind,<br />
Wood and Water," an exhibition<br />
of watercolours by Wilma Pinkus,<br />
continuing through the month of<br />
July, Tuesdays to Sundays, 11<br />
a.m. to 4 p.m., at Philip K. Wood<br />
Gallery, 7 Mill Street, Almonte,<br />
Ontario, (613) 256-6133.<br />
A digital photographic essay documenting the Quebec City<br />
Summit of the Americas and the Ottawa G-20.<br />
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