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Category Archives: Vankleek Hill
A 17-Minute conversation with Williamstown artist, Erica Taylor… because 20 would be too much awesome for your brain.
This blog is meant to be a learning tool… both for us and others. A few weeks ago, Erica Taylor — the Williamstown-based painter / graphic designer / illustrator / wood worker / carver, agreed to sit down for an … Continue reading
Posted in Art, History, Local Artist, Vankleek Hill
Tagged 'Plants & Animals', Arbor Gallery, Erica Taylor, Vankleek Hill
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The Internet is hard and makes your brain hurt… but there are easy ways to build your own online arts community
One of the easiest lies artists believe is “you need to use the Internet to sell yourself”… that, somehow, ‘the Internet’ will drag you up and out of obscurity, and bring you to a huge audience who will buy all … Continue reading
Posted in Arbor Gallery, Photography, Vankleek Hill
Tagged Blogging, Social Media, Tutorials
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Photos from the opening of Erica Taylor’s solo exhibition – ‘Plants & Animals’
Erica Taylor‘s solo show at the Arbor Gallery kicked off on Saturday, March 15, with a very successful vernissage… ‘Plants & Animals‘ will run until April 20. We also sat down with Erica for an ‘on camera’ interview, which we’ll … Continue reading
A conversation with Susan Jephcott on the influence of Freda Pemberton-Smith on Vankleek Hill’s artistic community
Two weeks ago I sat down with Susan Jephcott, one of Vankleek Hill’s most established artists — and one of the founding members of Vankleek Hill’s ‘May Show Arts Festival (and one of my favourite human beings) to discuss the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art History, History, Vankleek Hill, Writing
Tagged Freda Pemberton Smith, ian hepburn, John Ikeda, May Show, Michelle Landriault, Susan Jephcott, Vankleek Hill
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How explicit is too explicit for a small town art gallery? Hint: it begins with a V and ends in gina.
Vankleek Hill has a long history with naked people. Especially in our art. For the past five years, the Arbor Gallery has exhibited an annual Valentine’s Day show specifically featuring erotic art in something we like to call ‘The Eros … Continue reading
Posted in Arbor Gallery, Art, Erotic Art, Vankleek Hill
Tagged 2014 Eros Show, Arbor Gallery, Erica Taylor, Jean Clermont, John Greenwald, Roy Whiddon, Vankleek Hill
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The first in what we hope will be an awesome series of ‘How To Do Art’ essays… plus, expletives.
This is the first in what we hope will be a series of “How To” essays. This week: How To Be A Writer. It’s entirely possible the next one will be ‘How Not To Write A How To Essay’. We’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Arbor Gallery, Art, Humor, Humour, Vankleek Hill, Writing
Tagged Gabriel Landriault, How To Do Art Series
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