The second Annual Printmakers Festival commenced on September 5th at the Georgina Centre for Arts and Culture, bringing together a diverse array of talent in the realm of fine art printmaking. This year's collective exhibition showcases the intricate and evocative works of esteemed artists, including Ron Baird, Rashmi Baird, Sarah Cowley, Sergei Firer, Ted Fullerton, Fred Hagan, Stanley Lewis, JJ Martyn, Charles Pachter, Viktor Tinkl, and George Walker. Each artist contributes a unique voice to the exhibition, offering a rich tapestry of styles, techniques, and perspectives that span the spectrum of contemporary printmaking.
The exhibition is a celebration of the printmaking craft, offering visitors an opportunity to engage with works that explore various themes, from the deeply personal to the broadly cultural. The festival not only highlights the technical mastery involved in printmaking but also the creative expression that defines each piece.
Running through November 3rd, the festival includes several key events that invite deeper engagement with the artists and their work. An artist reception will be held on September 22nd from 12 to 2 pm, providing a chance for attendees to meet and converse with the featured artists in a relaxed setting. Additionally, Viktor Tinkl will offer insights into his work on October 6th, 12pm-2pm and Curator's Walk and Talk is scheduled for October 20th, with curator Charlote Hale offering more insights into the exhibition's themes and artistic significance. This event is a must-see for art enthusiasts and collectors alike, as it presents a rare opportunity to experience the works of some of the most prominent figures in contemporary printmaking in Canada.
The Georgina Centre for Arts and Culture is
located:149 High Street, Sutton, Ontario
Phone: 905 722 9587
www:thegcac.ca
C. Ferguson
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