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Lynn
Johnston's For Better or For Worse (2001)
29 September to 26 October 2001 | About
the show
Our first invitational exhibition, the show featured
hundreds of then-recent comic strips from the popular
syndicated comic strip For Better or For Worse. |
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Jack
Reid and Friends (2005)
7 to 28 January 2005 | About
the show
One of Canada's foremost artists Jack
Reid exhibits with four of his favourite students,
among the 11,000 he has taught around the world, since
1972. They were Edward (Ed) Clark,
Betty Jean Evans, Bruce
Geldart, and Debbie Pearson. |
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Halton
Woodcarvers Association (2006)
6 to 27 January 2006 |
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Stephanie
Czolij (2007)
January 2007 | Once a student in Visual Arts
Brampton's youth classes, Stephanie Czolij studied fine
art at the University of Guelph. Her featured exhibit
showcased her exploration of wet and dry mediums, digital
art, and various styles. Since the exhibit Czolij has
become a VAB board member. |
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Clarkson
Watercolour Society (2008)
January 2008 | About the show
| Complete list of works on display
Artists on display were Fa Andrade, Lise Genova, Joan
Hatten, Ruth Hicks, Anne Keele, Eydie Koopman, Arlene
Long, Judy Moore, Eileen Oswald, Olga Radocaj, Maryanne
Tomashewski, Christine Vandriel, and Carol Woodward. |
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VAB
Invitational 2009 (January 2009)
10 to 30 January 2009 | About
the show
On display were William Band, Keith Moreau, Emily
Kowalik, and Paulina Su, all of whom were teaching
workshops at Visual Arts Brampton in the early months
of 2009.
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Sandra
Bell-Lundys Between Friends
(November 2009)
31 October to 27 November 2009 | About
the show | Sandra's
blog
The popular comic strip comes to Artway this November,
the first-ever exhibit of Sandra Bell Lundy's artwork.
Between Friends is celebrated for its
contemporary portrayal of three forty-something women
friends, their essence and angst. Sandra has selected
favourite moments from Susan, Kim, and Maeve's lives,
along with serious, relevant storylines about fertility,
adoption, and domestic violence.
A meet-and-greet event and talk was held Saturday,
November 14, 2009.
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Work
by Ontario Comic Artists (January 2010)
9 to 29 January 2010 | About
the show
Artists on display
are Alex Milne (Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen,
Transformers Armada), Marcio Takara (The Incredibles:
The Family Matters) and Christopher Seaman (Sargasso). |
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