Media: Photography
Website: www.manchoi-chow-photographer.com

He credits the talent of his Grandfather and passion of his father for photography, and remaining open minded, he has enjoyed his eclectic meanderings in the world of photography and printmaking: through landscapes, nature, portraiture, still life or life events. Many comment on his works’ “Zen” quality and appeal. He considers his emerging artistic avocation a progressive culmination of his profession as an educator, pastor, and spiritual healer. Discovering creative connections between art, photography, and healing is “re-creational” and great fun for ManChoi.

Media: Hand felting and upcycling
Website: www.sarahgranskou.com

Sarah Granskou discovered felting when exploring mediums for creating puppets for her performances. But it didn’t stop there; Sarah has been creating felted hats, clothing, accessories, slippers, play mats and cat caves. For the modest budget and imaginative puppeteer, she has lots of fun making trolls out of re-purposed mittens and household items.

Media: Acrylic, encaustic, wet-felting, jewelry and greeting cards.

Jakki Annerino is a multi media artist and singer-songwriter.
She likes to explore different mediums as they each give voice to another element of her creative muse. In her current exploration of acrylic painting she is trying to express her joy of living by the exuberant use of colour and form.

Boathouse Botanicals – Opening Reception
Thursday, June 8th, 6pm-8pm
Lee Angold will be exhibiting a collection of her botanical artwork at the KW Boathouse this summer! Join us for an opening reception on June 8th, check out some great locally grown art, and stick around for a drink. Complimentary finger foods and cash bar.

Hi folks,
We’ve got a lot of artists this year, and we’re working hard to get everyone’s info, pictures, and payment.
There’s still room for more, so if you’d like to be in this year’s art walk, be sure and check out our applications page.
Remember that after May 15th, the price goes up, so save now and apply.

CALLING ALL 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!
The K-W Central Art Walk is a team effort. Artists that are accepted will be expected to do their part in distributing posters and brochures in a timely manner. We expect artists to also be involved in decisions regarding details of the art walk. We also expect artists to attend at least 2 meetings, one of which will be the follow-up in November so we can de-brief. We are hoping to turn that meeting into a fun event.
Interested in becoming a 2017 participant? Please see our membership page for details.

It’s not so bad. Looks like there’s only a 30% chance for rain. Bring an umbrella, just in case.
Today is the second day of the art walk, so get out there and see some terrific art!

“I am a lifelong art student. My work exhibits my ability to capture the landscapes and skies of the Bruce Peninsula and Muskoka. I work in oils because I love texture and the richness of colours.”

“I am a tile setter by trade. I have developed a hobby for duplicating my photography onto pots using mosaic tile. Using planting pots as a medium is unique as you can catch a 360-degree view of the subject you want to recreate.”