Category: Arts
Andrew Mielzynski: Minimal, Uncluttered and Intimate
Photography has truly opened Andrew Mielzynski’s eyes to seeing in a different way. He searches for balance, simplicity, small details, and light, whether he has a camera in hand or not he has an appreciation for scenes that many nonphotographers would not value or admire.
By Deena Dolan | Photography by Andrew Mielzynski
The Art of a Turn
Winter has its own choreography. Across the Escarpment and beyond, a remarkable group of artists is capturing that rhythm in paint, turning speed, light, and atmosphere into works that feel alive. Their brushstrokes echo the arc of a turn, the spray of snow, the pulse of winter itself— translating the fleeting motion of real skiers into lasting expressions of energy and emotion.
By Cara Williams
Shirra Benson: Spirited Focus
Exploring the dynamic relationship between landscape, memory, and material through gestural abstraction, Shirra Benson creates richly textured oils exploding with emotion, passion, and complex encounters.
By Deena Dolan
John Wallace Burton: Inspired By Life
Alive with light, calm and mystery, John Wallace Burton’s canvases offer a realistic rendering of nature’s nuances as you step into his sweeping landscapes and delicately textured florals.
By Deena Dolan
HIGH WINDOWS: Legacy of the Tom Thomson Art Gallery
From its Centennial beginnings in 1967 to its present day role as a vital cultural institution, the Tom Thomson Art Gallery reflects six decades of artistic legacy, community vision, and national identity.
By Aidan Ware | Images courtesy of the Tom Thomson Art Gallery
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