Showing posts with label Jim McFarland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jim McFarland. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Vancouver Island Artists Show at West End Gallery

 "Little Spot in Chinatown", Linny D. Vine
 available through West End Gallery
Our favourite Vancouver Island artists have created a dynamic group exhibition
to inspire and delight, just in time for that special Valentine! Landscapes artists Steven Armstrong, Ken Faulks,
Jim McFarland and Deborah Tilby paint tempting sights and flowers abound in the lush paintings of Phylis Anderson and Elka Nowicka. For the fun and frivolous,
and Elka Nowicka. For the fun and frivolous, there's no end to the creativity and whimsy used by
Nixie Barton and Grant Leier as well as Paul Jorgensen and Linny D. Vine.
This outstanding collection is accompanied by vibrant and joyful fused glasss sculputres
created by Tammy Hudgeon."
there's no end to the creativity and whimsy used by
Nixie Barton and Grant Leier as well as Paul Jorgensen and Linny D. Vine.
This outstanding collection is accompanied by vibrant and joyful fused glasss sculputres
created by Tammy Hudgeon."

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Jim McFarland and Deborah Czernecky at Morris Gallery

May 1st - 31st

Featuring Jim McFarland and Deborah Czernecky as well as fused glass artist Pauline Olesen.

New work in both oil and acrylic by Deborah Czernecky are on display at Morris Gallery. The diverse scenery Deborah has encountered from coast to coast has heightened her sense of landscape formation and structural forms, colours and patterns.  See more of Deborah's work atwww.morrisgallery.ca/deborahczernecky

New acrylic's by Jim McFarland are on display at Morris Gallery.  Jim paints his larger works in the studio but is often found painting on site, en plein air, where he can capture the ever changing but real colours and light of the west coast scenery around him. 


PAULINE OLESEN
Also featured in May at Morris Gallery are new Fused Glass Artwork and Jewelry by Pauline Olesen.  Pauline's work in fused glass reflects travels, cultures and creatures from around the world. She is self taught in this medium experimenting in her Piers Island studio.

www.morrisgallery.ca