Kathryn Fullerton
Clay, with its earthy tactile nature, invites Kathryn Fullerton to follow quite impulses through deep embodied listening.
Clay, with its earthy tactile nature, invites Kathryn Fullerton to follow quite impulses through deep embodied listening.
Ken Walters's popular creations are colourful, impactful, and imbued with a kind of solidity and a democratic treatment of form and colour.
Big buttery swirls, true colour, and surprising lifelike detail all come together in a visual synergy that is a feast for the eyes.
Shain Jackson's gorgeous vessels, bowls, and boxes are functional and sublime. He works with beautiful materials to produce work that is sophisticated and layered with symbolism and meaning.
Jan Jensen's evocative abstract expressionist painting is a delight. Her restrained use of colour gives a spacious feel to these images as if a breeze could blow through each layer.
Harbour Gallery responds to the rhythms of our small community. In off-peak times the gallery provides studio space for guest artisans, solo and group shows, as well as workshops.
Affinity for form and earthiness translates quite seamlessly into one-of-a-kind ceramics.
"I work with pastel, acrylic, and oil. I am drawn to the subtle changes in spatial expanse, texture, colour, and temperature that manifest themselves in the landscape."
Sandy Kay's artful and sparing use of colour brings her nature-inspired, abstract works to life.
"I love my small town streets, the fading facades and how sunset lights up shop windows, redirecting shadows and illuminating hidden passages . . ."