The Boy Who Played the HarpGloire Aelfaz Oil & Acrylic 20" X 16" THE BOY WHO PLAYED THE HARP It reflects storytelling through art as a gift. It tells how cultural expression survives through art and play. .

Edward Wedler

which is my other passion

He now calls Nova Scotia his home where he feels inspired by the plethora of historical

This allows creative liberty to manipulate other aspects of the painting such as adding repetitive gestures and patterns

which aimed to invite viewers into an appreciation for the artistry of circus

Louise Hicks

7”x 5”

Framed: 12" X 12"

which was founded in 1972 “to foster and celebrate the visual arts in Canada”

The marks in the painting are  fractured and the quality of the paint is displayed by the splashes

Nova Scotia

Froude presents two paintings that reflect