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Arts on the Trail is Back in 2023!!!

PLEASE BE AWARE: This event is not run by the City of Elliot Lake. Any questions should be sent to the Elliot Lake Arts Club.

WELCOME BACK!
to Arts On The Trail, now in it's 12th year. The Elliot Lake Arts Club is proud to be organizing the event this year-after all, we organized the very first Deer Trail Studio Tour in 1993!

We are pleased to present 43 very talented artists this year. The tour is a chance to talk to the artists, learn their creative process, and maybe even take home a special piece that catches you eye. The Arts Club's goal is to promote appreciation of art in our community, so please enjoy the tour!

arts on the trail 2023 poster

Passports

Pick up your passport at any of the locations, get it stamped, answer a few questions and you will be entered into multiple draws to win some great prizes!

Young Artists

We are please to present an exhibition of work by some of Elliot Lake's talented young artists. Check it out at Collins Hall!

Food

Various food vendors will be available at multiple locations. The vendors and their location are listed below:

-Sarah's Food Truck (Mt. Dufour Ski Chalet)
-Ban Pom Thai Cuisine (Collins Hall)
-Ren Centre Cafe - Food by Jane MacDonald (Renaissance Centre)

MORE INFO. 

For more info. check out the Arts on the Trail brochure at the link below or go to www.elliotlakeartsclub.ca

AOTT 2023 Brochure

Artists

Below is a list of each participating artist with a Bio for each as well as an example of their work. More examples can be found by clicking here.

3 Potters

Victoria Ciezadlo, Tanis Tucker, Kristen Kulmala

Location: Collins Hall

Medium: Pottery

Introducing their ‘Three Friends’ pottery collection: the perfect trio of potters and their beautiful, functional art. With each of them bringing their own unique styles to the table, you’re sure to find something special and one-of-a-kind. Get your hands on this exclusive pottery collection today!

 

Victoria Ciezadlo: ciezadlo.victoria@gmail.com

705-923-3267

Kristen Kulmala: kristenrutland@hotmail.com

705-691-0492

https://www.sporeceramics.com/

Tanis Tucker: Cortan94@aol.com

  

Amy Williams

Location: Royal Canadian Legion

Medium: Painting

As a landscape artist based in Northern Ontario,  Amy Williams makes an effort to bring recognizable scenes and places into new light, in a bold, colourful, and beautiful way.

 

www.artbyamywilliams.com

705-257-8373

artbyamywilliams@gmail.com

 

Brittany MacLean

Brittany MacLean

 

Location: Collins Hall

 

MEDIUM: Painting, mixed media, illustration

 

Brittany MacLean is a visual artist that works in watercolour, acrylic, and mixed media. Her current work includes; nature illustrations on sheet music & book pages, intricate abstract illustrations, watercolour, and mixed media collage.

 

https://brittanyjoyceart.square.site

 

brittanyjoyce.art@gmail.com

Conrad Bobiwash

Conrad Bobiwash

 

Location: Holy Trinity United Church

 

Medium: Watermedia (Painting) & Sculpture

 

Conrad Bobiwash is an Indigenous artist and designer. His works are sold throughout North America. He is a regular at the premiere show, Art Santa Fe and Indian Market.

 

conradbobiwash@yahoo.com

705-975-3956

Cornelia Svela

Cornelia Svela

 

Location: Royal Canadian Legion

 

Medium: Painting

 

“I’m inspired by the beauty of our local landscape that constantly restores our spirits. This inspiration is shared in my artwork, for all to enjoy.”

 

 Cornelia Svela

 

http://corneliasvela.com/

 

csvela87@gmail.com

726-979-7347

Danilynn Redgrift-Berthelot

Danilynn Redgrift-Berthelot

 

Location: Royal Canadian Legion

 

Medium: Photography

 

“I cannot remember a time when I did not have a camera with me. I have always loved the outdoors, walking, hiking and exploring. Bringing my camera along feels as natural as the life and scenery I photograph.

 

Photography is my passion. I see the world’s natural beauty through a different “lens”, as a series of shots to be captured, framed, and shared. I love doing close-up macro photography, landscapes, reflections, old cars, barns, and buildings, bringing them to life by capturing them from different angles and perspectives.”

 

https://www.dlrphotography.ca/wp/

 

danilynn@dlrphotography.ca

705-521-2282

Diane Stewart

Diane Stewart

 

Location: Hampton Inn (Maple Room)

 

Medium: Fabric Compositions

 

Using pieces of fabric instead of brush strokes, Diane Stewart builds unique landscapes that are amazing in detail, pattern, colour, and texture.

 

https://www.dianestewartartist.com/

 

shafleystewart@gmail.com

705-356-5198

Doug Clute

Doug Clute

 

Location: Holy Trinity United Church

 

Medium: Wood

 

Doug Clute handcrafts traditional hardwood walking sticks and canes.  The shafts are typically turned on a lathe and the handles are shaped by hand. All walking sticks are finished with a brass ferrule and carbide steel tip.

 

dacssm@gmail.com

Elizabeth Creith

Elizabeth Creith

 

Location: Mount Dufour Ski Hill

 

Medium: Painting, Paper Engineering, Bookmaking

 

Elizabeth Creith designs and makes pop-ups and books featuring her art and poetry  She also paints in watercolours.

 

Her memoire, “Shepherd in Residence”, is based on her CBC radio feature.

 

elizabeth-creith@aol.com

705-842-3817

Gail Skingley

Gail Skingley

 

Location: Collins Hall

 

Medium: Fibre/Fabric

 

Gail Skingley has been weaving for many years. Inspired by a desire to challenge herself, she enjoys trying new fibres, complex pattern and non-traditional colour combinations to create unique & useful items.

 

705-461-9922

Gwendlyn Goulet

Gwendlyn Goulet

 

Location: Royal Canadian Legion

 

Medium: Jewellery

 

Gwen Goulet creates unique, handmade jewellery and ornamental pieces in a variety of materials using techniques such as metalsmithing, metal clay, wire weaving, and upcycling.

 

https://gwendlyngoulet.ca

 

gwentreed@yahoo.com

705-849-8170

Isabell Hacock

Isabell Hacock

 

Location: Collins Hall

 

Medium: Painting, Acrylic

 

Isabell Hacock is a recent Seneca College art graduate who enjoys creating unique works of art with gouache and acrylic mediums.  When given the option, she enjoys creating monochromatic still lifes.

 

iamhacock@gmail. com

437-353-9991

Jean Grady

Jean Grady

 

Location: Hampton Inn (Maple Room)

 

Medium: Painting, Acrylic

 

Jean Grady captures the rugged allure of the big open skies, lakes, and trees of the Northern Ontario landscape with a distinctive impressionistic style. Jean is a retired teacher whose passion for painting began at an early age and was kindled through a blend of workshops and university courses.  She is mesmerized by the intricate patterns of light and shadow in the woods and the sky’s reflections on the surface of the water. Jean paints from personal connections and experiences, often framing her paintings from her perspective in a kayak, giving the viewer a chance to feel like they, too, are on the water. She prefers acrylics for the freedom to maintain a fresh style with vivid colours and a broad value range, enabling her to create art that is joyful, full of bold harmonies and detailed with a whimsical touch of magic. Her goal is to touch on subjects and experiences that bring forth a memory or a feeling, connecting the viewer with the image. Jean hopes her paintings give people a feeling of joy and peace.

 

jgrady@rogers.com

519-657-9380

Jeff Dixon

Jeff Dixon

 

Location: Hampton Inn (Maple Room)

 

Medium: Photography and Drawing

 

Jeff Dixon photographs the beautiful landscape and nightscape scenes of Northern Ontario.

 

His rock art is created using rocks found on the shores of Lake Superior combined with pencil drawings and metal leaf.

 

https://www.jeffdixonvisualartist.com/

 

jeffvisualart@gmail.com

705-255-3930

JoAnne Nicholls

JoAnne Nicholls

 

Location: Collins Hall

 

Medium: Wood, Metal

 

JOANNE NICHOLLS creates laser-cut 3D contour maps of local lakes, and other engraved and metal-embossed wood and glass items.

 

https://colibricreations.ca/

 

joannich@outlook.com

705-849-5534

Johanna Westby

Johanna Westby

 

Location: Collins Hall

 

Medium: Painting

 

Johanna Westby’s work uses bold contrasts and vivid colour to incite movement. Colour is the most important consideration, as it has the ability to express the familiarity and natural beauty of the land in northern Ontario.

 

j.westby.design@gmail.com

John Speers

John Speers

 

Location: Mount Dufour Ski Hill

 

Medium: Wood

 

John Speers has been carving for approximately 10 years. His work is all hand painted. He carves in basswood for most carvings

 

Facebook: Carvings by John

speersjohnrobert@hotmail. com

705-254-7649

Jola Klim

Jola Klim

 

Location: Royal Canadian Legion

 

Medium: Ceramic Art/Pottery,  Painting, Ceramic Jewellery

 

Jola Klim’s art is about layers, textures, and colours, which shows her vision of the world around her. She creates pottery vessels, ceramic jewellery, and paints in oil and acrylic. The main subject is always the soul of a woman – nature, and hope for the future.

 

www.jolaklim.ca

 

jolaklim@gmail.com

416-561-6821

Joseph Brann

Joseph Brann

 

Location: Collins Hall

 

Medium: Photography

 

Joseph Brann’s camera lens brings nature’s intricate details to life, capturing the often-overlooked beauty and grandeur of our region’s landscapes. His art evokes wonder with awe-inspiring images that captivates viewers.

 

http://www.josephbrann.ca/

 

jbrannphotos@gmail.com

705-848-5017

Julie Chmilnitzky

Julie Chmilnitzky

 

Location: Hampton Inn (Maple Room)

 

Medium: Painting

 

Julie splits her time between landscapes and abstract paintings, both in acrylic and oils. She wants the viewers to interpret what they see.

 

FB: juliechalmersart

705-261-2323

jmlchmil@hotmail.com

Julie Merk

Julie Merk

 

Location: Collins Hall

 

Medium: Painting

 

Julie Merk grew up in Sudbury, Ontario, spending summers chasing frogs and picking blueberries. After 32 years of teaching in Elliot Lake, she enjoys holding children’s painting workshops for budding artists. Through watercolour, she uses bold vibrant hues often choosing children as her subject because they are close to her heart.

 

merk.julie@gmail.com

705-849-7842

Kate Robbeson

Kate Robbeson

Location: Renaissance Seniors Centre

 

Medium: Jewellery

 

Kate Robbeson creates jewellery using copper, silver, gold, and gems.

 

kate.robbeson@gmail.com

705-848-8146

Keith Lightizer

Keith Lightizer - Kissed by a Hammer

 

Location: Hampton Inn (Maple Room)

 

Medium: Jewellery

 

Keith started Kissed by a Hammer with his wife, Barbara, in 2016. He is inspired by the beauty and culture of Northern Ontario. He works in copper, silver, and gemstones and has developed original techniques using enamel to bring colour and texture to his designs

 

https://kissedbyahammer.com

 

hammerkissed@gmail.com

Len Hannigan

Len Hannigan

 

Location: Royal Canadian Legion

 

Medium: Wood/Stone

 

Born and raised in beautiful Elliot Lake,  Len Hannigan’s work focuses on open and closed segmented turnings, and tea candle holders turned from locally harvested woods accented with sodalite stone inlays

 

sky_ny_rd1@hotmail.com

705-461-1564

Lidia Silvestrova

Lidia Silvestrova

 

Location: Holy Trinity United Church

 

Medium: Painting

 

Lidia Silvestrova hand-paints wooden eggs and matroshka dolls in the traditional East European style- with themes of nature, Christmas, and Easter holidays.

 

lidiasilvestrova@hotmail.com

705-946-3676

Lillian Asquith

Lillian Asquith

 

Location: Royal Canadian Legion

 

Medium: Painting

 

Lillian Asquith was born in Sarajevo, and came to Canada in 1964.  She studied watercolour with Tom Lynch, Frank Webb, Margaret Roseman, and Brian Ateo. Now living in Elliot Lake, she  teaches watercolour, oils, pastel, and acrylics. Her work has gained wide recognition- paintings may be found in public, and private collections in Canada, the US, and Europe. A Bronze Signature member of the prestigious Toronto Watercolour Society, Lillian is a popular instructor who has conducted workshops and classes throughout Ontario.

 

laa5334@gmail.com

705-578-2735

Lisa MacDonald-Waite

Lisa MacDonald-Waite

 

Location: Renaissance Seniors Centre

 

Medium: Fur/Leather, Jewellery

 

Lisa MacDonald-Waite creates teddies, bunnies, and other friends from Granda’s old fur coat. She also makes mitts, mocassins, hats, and headbands from old furs and leathers. She hand-forges old copper wiring jewellery with handmade fused glass gems.

 

http://www.furbearandfriends.ca/

 

furbearandfriends@sympatico.ca

705-842-3441

Lise Portelance

Lise Portelance

 

Location: Royal Canadian Legion

 

Medium: Weaving

 

Lise Portelance weaves colourful traditional blankets known as “catalognes”.  She works with modern fibres, and makes the catalognes in a variety of sizes that are machine washable and dryable.

 

porteliseleo@xplornet.ca

705-843-2789

Mathew Burke

Mathew Burke

 

Location: Holy Trinity United Church

 

Medium: Jewellery

 

Mathew Burke makes a variety of unique jewellery pieces combining his passion for chainmail. Each piece is a truly a one-of-a-kind creation.

 

matt.burke489@gmail.com

Melanie Springbett

Melanie Springbett

 

Location: Collins Hall

 

Medium: Painting, Oil

 

Melanie Springbett paints anything that moves her.  She regularly accepts commissions for custom portraits of pets and loved ones.  She loves to capture the essence and personality of her subjects, and her patrons are often visibly moved by the finished product.  She keeps these comments and reactions close to her heart and is motivated to keep on creating beautiful art for people.

 

https://www.melaniespringbett.com/

 

Melspringbett@gmail.com

 

705-943-2592

Michelle Roy

Michelle Roy

 

Location: Collins Hall

 

Medium: Painting

 

Michelle Roy uses oil and acrylic paints to capture the beauty and vibrancy of our Northern Ontario landscapes and florals. Nature, and painting it, is the most amazing therapy.

 

maeroy@shaw.ca

705-297-1746

Mike Mullins & Doug Soulière

Mike Mullins & Doug Soulière

 

Location: Renaissance Seniors Centre

 

Medium: Wood

 

Friends since coming to Elliot Lake in the 50’s, Doug and Mike have joined to exhibit their passion for turning local wood. Each piece is a work of joy.

 

miketmullins@hotmail.com

705-848-7262

Patricia Baker

Patricia Baker

 

Location: Holy Trinity United Church

 

Medium: Painting, Fibre (leather)

 

Patricia Baker has drawn and painted since the age of five.  She has participated in the Sylvan Circle Tour and Arts at the Dock. Art is her passion.

 

https://rainmakerscreativeworks.ca

 

baker.spiritriver@shaw.ca

705-777-3095

Paul Oak

Paul Oak (Algoma Sloyd)

 

Location: Hampton Inn (Maple Room)

 

Medium: Wood

 

Paul Oak created useful objects from ethically sourced greenwood found in the Algoma region. Sloyd refers to the Swedish folk-art tradition of making practical, attractive household objects using only basic hand tools. All of his products are handmade with axe and knife and traditional techniques.

 

https://algomasloyd.com/

 

algomasloyd@gmail.com

Sheila Currie

Sheila Currie

 

Location: Renaissance Seniors Centre

 

Medium: Painting, Watercolour

 

Sheila illustrates a watercolour celebration of subjects through learned elements and principles of art which reflect her inward response to the outside world. Family, world travel, M.Ed. in Curriculum Design, 35 years of teaching, and a love for life and nature have contributed to her dynamic expression through watercolour.

 

https://www.watercoloursbysheila.com/

 

watercoloursbysheila@gmail.com

705-943-3599

Stacey Reaman

Stacey Reaman

 

Location: Holy Trinity United Church

 

Medium: Fabric/Fibre

 

Stacey Reaman crafts works of art in all types of macramé including macra-weaving and macramé tapestry. Each creation is designed and knotted with love.

Sue Shaw

Sue Shaw (Castle Rock Studios)

 

Location: Mount Dufour Ski Hill

 

Medium: Pottery

 

Sue Shaw is a local potter that likes to create functional pieces. Her goal is to bring art to everyday objects. She enjoys the variations and experimentation aspect of pottery.

 

suzieqshaw@hotmail.ca

705-256-9955

Susan Coventry

Susan R. Coventry

 

Location: Renaissance Seniors Centre

 

Medium: Photography, Handstamped/Watercolour Cards

 

Susan R. Coventry, a nature and landscape photographer, has a passion for capturing nature’s beauty and wonder wherever she travels.

 

Herdingdog@hotmail.com

705-943-3274

Theresa Minten

Theresa Minten

 

Location: Collins Hall

 

Medium: Painting

 

Theresa Minten tries to capture the everchanging colours and light of the landscapes and objects around her with acrylic paint and mixed media.

 

theresaminten@gmail.com

705-862-1569

Tina Brocklebank

Tina Brocklebank

 

Location: Mount Dufour Ski Hill

 

Medium: Acrylic Pouring

 

Tina Brocklebank recycles vinyl records by creating clocks with an acrylic pouring technique. She also makes acrylic-poured vases.

 

tbrocklebank@yahoo.ca

705-849-0864

 

 

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