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The Manitoulin Quilts Galore! quilt show was a popular stop on the Manitoulin Art Tour, held July 14-16 at locations across Manitoulin Island. The quilt show filled up two levels of the Assiginack Curling Club and drew crowds of people who came to see the talented works of Island fibre artists. photo by Alicia McCutcheon
Mary Anderson and friend sit vigil in front of her fibre art offerings.
Christine Mick, is known for her workshops spanning from Manitoulin to the lower Northeast Ontario region. She teaches stained-glass-effect paintings. She had her works on display at the Meldrum Bay Marina.
Ingrid Splettstoesser displays her stained glass creations at Manitowaning’s Sweet Hollows Haven.
Wayne Malleau of Artisan Works in Kagawong is shown with his pottery. photo by Sharon Jackson
Photographer Paul McAlister and his wife Tracey, an interior designer whose main interests are in acrylic abstract painting and three-dimensional interior accent pieces. They own and operate Seven2One Studio in Meldrum Bay.
Folks were scanning QR codes at the Ray Fox exhibit at Debajehmujigj.
Veteran artist Richard Edwards poses in his Kagawong studio.
Artist Lynne Gerard and her impressive ink work at Ravenseyrie Studio Art Gallery in Gore Bay.
Anna Barnett, in photo, featured her and husband Peter’s up-cycled creations at Northern Creative Studio Gallery.
Artist Gail Meehan poses with some of her work at her Honora Bay studio.
Leonard Beam stands beside a work in progress at his Pinecone Studio in M’Chigeeng.
Painter Diane Carriere had several of her works on display at The Inn at Gore Bay.
Artist Tara Woolstencroft displays one of her paintings at GG’s Diner in Evansville, a
business she also owns and operates.
Christie (Best) Pearson-Anderson had a large display of her paintings, including watercolour, coloured and graphite pencil drawings, at GG’s Diner in Evansville.
Melanie Hunt with her interactive weaving wall hangings at Feather and Fern Studio in Kagawong.
Blacksmith Scott Hartley, works on a snail he
completed for display at the art tour. Mr. Hartley operates Happy Camper Forge in Meldrum Bay.
A large snail created by blacksmith Scott Hartley of Happy Camper Forge, located in
Meldrum Bay.
Artist Enid Runnalls at Manitoulin Studio in the Gore Bay Harbour Centre.
