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April 19, 2015

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Local Prints in this year's Potluck

Here are the prints made by local artists. Christine Chin-Fook Looking Out linocut Markham, ON Minda Davis 150 Years linocut Toronto, ON Danielle Foster ours sauvage linocut Vaughan, ON Hendrik Swaneveld Bill woodcut Aurora, ON Mary Davie spring linocut Toronto, ON Dianne Brown-Green Mother's Comfort linocut Stouffville, ON Beverley Turnbull waterlilies linocut Toronto, ON Greg Chiykowski Taos Pueblo, N.M. Woodcut Richmond Hill, ON Elaine Roach Boardwalk reduction linocut Markham, ON Luke Chawrun Apostrophe linocut Aurora, ON Irit Bretholz Ups and Downs linocut reduction Toronto, ON Andrea End Winter Lace lino reduction Richmond Hill, ON Sharlene Wong Claw linocut Richmond Hill, ON Paul A. Maxwell Great Heart monotype Aurora, ON

The Burr House and Guild Hall, Richmond Hill - April 2015

The Burr House is a historical site in Richmond Hill, Ontario Canada. Built in the 1820's, the Burr House is the oldest building still occupying its original site. Guild Hall and Burr House Guild Hall was later moved to the Burr House site by the Town of Richmond Hill. Both buildings are currently in use. Guild Hall is the Home of the Burr House Spinners and Weavers (upstairs) while the Hill Potters' Guild occupy the downstairs. front door Burr House official heritage plaque The Burr House Gallery and Tearoom is operated by the volunteers of the two guilds. It is a not for profit and exists to promote the work of local artists and artisans and guild members. All monies raised return to the guilds to support their community outreach and guild projects. back of the Burr House The Burr House Print Exchange and Exhibition/Sale is a fundraiser for the guilds. All monies raised help support the guilds with their community work whole providing a ve

Printmakers' Potluck 2 now on in the Gallery

The third print exchange at the Burr House Gallery is up and running. The exhibit opened on Saturday and will continue through to the end of May. Danielle Foster, ours sauvage, linocut We've had lots of new printmakers submit work to us along with some familiar names. Some prints are still on their way I'll be back here sharing pictures of the prints in the show for those of you who are not nearby. As for the rest of you, if you can make it, stop in and see them in person! Burr House Artisans Tea Room and Gallery is open Saturday and Sunday from 12:30 to 4:30. Tea is served from 1 to 4.

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