HRM East
 50 Anna Horsnell WadeMedium: Painting Anna paints bold, intuitive abstracts. A painter for over 30 years and a 2009 Progress Women of Excellence award-winner for Arts and Culture. Visit her oceanfront studio for your personal viewing of new work. 
 51 Iris PattersonMedium: Clay / Pottery The sea inspires Iris’ pottery. Her work is functional stoneware, raku pottery and jewellery decorated with some of her favourite sea creatures.
 52 Daina Deblette ScarolaMedium: Painting "My paintings focus on figures enjoying a private moment set against a subtle background so as not to interfere with their experience. Each natural setting is suggested with textures created using antique hand carved textile print blocks."
 53 Carol SmeraldoMedium: Clay / Pottery Carol expresses her impressions of ocean life primarily with one-off porcelain and Raku vases, murals, platters and more. With 36 years experience and international recognition, she teaches pottery classes at Atlantic Pottery Supply Read Carol’s Pottery Blog
 54 Robert and Kath RutherfordMedium: Printmaking Robert’s studio is covered floor to ceiling with his distinctive silkscreen and acrylic landscapes created from drawings on his extensive Maritime travels. Kath’s mezzotint engravings are inspired by local sayings and folklore as well as the weather!
 55 Harry HammMedium: Painting "I like to paint things that feed my body and excite my eyes: portraits of fish, feather, and flower."
 56 Barry ColpittsMedium: Sculpture Barry carves everything from religious figures to whirlygigs. His work is sought after by collectors throughout North America and Europe and has been featured in several magazines.
 56 Maud Lewis (1903-1970) Black Sheep GalleryMedium: Painting Maud Lewis is one of the best known of the “folk artists” in Nova Scotia. Her simple paintings of the life that she experienced in rural Nova Scotia picture animals, flowers and people with a simple, direct style and cheerful colours.  |
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