We are pleased to announce the new 2014 call for artists. If you are an artist living in the areas bordered by Park, Victoria, Weber, and Union streets, and want to be part of the community, please join us this year. If you are from outside that area, but have a friend who lives in our location, consider asking them to host for you and other artists!
You can sign up using our online form, here. Information about yearly fees are here.
If you are interested in sponsoring our art event, please visit our sponsorship page for more information, or email info@centralartalk.com.
The K-W Central Art Walk is a non-profit group, and all our fees go back into supporting the show.

Weather providing, artist Ryan Brooks will be carving up pumpkins for art walk patrons. People already familiar with Ryan’s work will appreciate the darkly whimsical designs of the monster pumpkins.
See Ryan carving pumpkins at 14 Peltz Ave. this weekend, and maybe take one home for Halloween.

Esther Devries-Lasby is a potter located at 28 Shanley St., Kitchener.

Alan Lew/Phaelon will be showing at 14 Peltz Ave.

Due to an ongoing illness, 214 Moore Ave studio will not be able to participate in this year’s art walk. Signs will be placed at the studio to let people know that they are unable to be open to traffic this year.
We want to extend out best wishes to Mary Lou, and we hope she’ll be available next year for the show.

Jack MacAulay was born in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan in 1941. He has been processing his black and white photography from 1954 to present day. He taught photography and design at K-W Collegiate and Vocational School, and part-time at Conestoga College for many years. he has been actively exhibiting his work since 1976, in southern Ontario, the United States, and his ancestral homeland of Scotland. He has lived in Waterloo Region since 1965.

You can now see our 2013 map online at http://www.communitywalk.com. Just click on our map link here.

The following images are from Jakki’s 2013 collection and will be available at this year’s art walk.

Art walk artist Rebecca Balaz of Blond Heretic Silks has had her work show up in a photo shoot in this month’s Grand magazine. Find a copy near you to see the full spread.

Blond Heretic silks can be found online, or at The Button Factory Boutique in Waterloo, and Black Orchid Designs in Cambridge.

Kelly Green is an artist/crafter who runs a landmark studio on the corner of Park and Victoria. He works in wood, stone, and canvas, with many Celtic themes.