Pure Potential, New Paintings by Janet Stanley, August 4th - August 29, 2010

*new* gallery, 906 Queen West, Wed - Sun 1:00 - 6:00 PM,

Artist on site Friday, Saturday and Sunday or by appointment

Pure Potential presents new paintings that explore an ongoing fascination with energy. The raw material that infuses every molecule of our world, energy gives life and form to all that is. This work continues an in-depth investigation of the endless possibilities inherent in understanding energy as the basis of everything. Like the ideas pursued, these abstract paintings ar fluid and alive - they morph and shift with extended viewing.

Insights 2010, June 24 - Sept 6, 2010

Wellington County Museum, 0536 Wellington Road 18, between Elora and Fergus. Monday to Friday 9:30 - 4:30 PM, Saturday - Sunday & Holidays: 12:00 - 4:00 PM

Elora Arts Council and Wellington County Museum present their 31st annual juried Exhibiton. Drop in to see Janet Stanley's Friendly Universe 2, 2009, Oil on Canvas, 48" x 72" along with the many other works of art on display! For details about the Insights show click here :Wellington County Museum

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The Spirit of the Thing, July 7 to August 1st, 2010

*new* gallery, 906 Queen West, Wed - Sun 1:00 - 6:00 PM

A group exhibition featuring Ana Flander, Henna Kim, Iowna Kmiec, Erin Loree, Kurt Rosteck, Janet Stanley and Justin Stieinberg. Curated by Kurt Rostek

An exploration of art that deals with spirituality. Meet the artists: Opening Reception Sat. July 10th, 2-5PM For details about this and other exhibitions at *new* gallery click here: www.new-gallery.ca

Take a Line for a Walk, June 2 - July 4, 2010

*new* gallery Members’ Show, 906 Queen West. Wed - Sun 1:00 - 6:00 PM

Doug Adams, Beth Alber, Anne Barros, Susan Carr, Mary Corcoran, Martina Edmondson, Vanessa Li, Melinda Mayhall, Chris Mack, Kurt Rostek, Toba Shapiro, Wendy Shingler, Janet Stanley, Susan Wakefield, Lily Yung
Using Paul Klee as inspiration, the vision is simple. The idea is simple. We are “taking a line for a walk.” The line may run off our hands either giving or escaping form, broken or continuous, precise or free to go where it will. Above all, we will allow the line a will, be it ours, or its own.