A selection of small works by Canadian Historical painters, as well as by our gallery artists.  
Rum and Eggnog punch and some seasonal treats will be served.

This is the second show in which suzanne northcott and rishma dunlop will collaborate with a new body of paintings from suzanne and a new body of poetry from rishma.  The two will colaborate in terms of theme and meaning.  

rishma dunlop will be doing several poetry readings throughout the evening opening.

The show features the work of five unique and extremely diverse Hornby Island artists: Coral Barclay's lush pastoral land and sea scenes, Graham Herbert's bold primary-colored boat scapes, Roberta Pyx Sutherland's organic semi-abstract, textured works, Caroline James' whimisical heavily textured color peices and the impeccable woven willow works of Alastair Heseltine.  

New works in acrylic and pastel by the four artists listed above

“The true artist is never quite satisfied, never stops feeding on both the temporal and moral experience.  Such is John Koerner.”
-David Watmough

Please join us for a floral celebration, featuring gallery artists and some Historical Master Works.  

A Valentine’s Day Art Show featuring Gallery Artists. Partial proceeds will go towards the
Callanish Society of Vancouver a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the health of our communities by assisting families dealing with cancer.
For more information about Callanish House please visit: www.callanish.org

A thank you to all of my clients for supporting me throughout the year.

please come and enjoy a glass of rum and eggnog a cookie and some fabulous art.

Drawing inspiration from a shared physical environment these artists bring to the surface tantalizing images of landscapes both exterior and interior.  Coral Barclay’s soft dreamlike expanses of beach and sky, the vibrant colours and simplicity of Graham Herbert’s nautical canvases, the ‘plein air’ majesty of Tim Schumm’s shorelines in combination with thought provoking, whimsical abstractions by Caroline James, “Four From Hornby” is a recipe that is sure to please.  

Images in the black slate like stone called argillite were first created at the start of the 19th century  Created for sale these works were sold or traded as soon as they were finished. Today the Haida crests, and mythology are depicted in their carvings in argillite, gold and silver.

A selection of small works by gallery artists and paintings by our great Canadian Masters.

with Rum and Eggnog

JG Freedman says, "I want to show what life on the waterfront is like, what it's like to work around all that power, machine power and nature's power, where a simple mistake or a sudden storm can be life threatening. I want to celebrate the salt spray, the rain and the rust."

And this is exactly what Freedman does in this new exhibition of his powerful paintings, based on his life at sea. Gordon Smith says Freedman "has a very honest integrity in his artistic expression. That's very special in Canadian art today."

"Salt Spray, Rain and Rust" opens November 3 at LindaLando Fine Art and will remain on view until November 12.

Air. Water. Fire. Earth. These eternal elements, these life forces, lead to a new odyssey in experimentation by Suzanne Northcott. She describes this painting as "a dream woman with arms full of light." She might be describing herself. "Elements," October 20-29. Catch the Light.

Show will feature works by this talented family of artists.

Included will be works by James Pederson who is Janice Robertson's son, works by Janice and Alan who are a couple and works by Suzanne Northcott who is Janice's sister.  

So is it nature or nurture?