Richmond Hill Studio Tour 5 Artists at The Mill Pond Gallery, Oct 12, 13 and 14, 2018

Opening Reception Oct 12, Friday 6pm to 10pm 

Music line up provided by Steffi  York Region Open Mic
Friday nite Oct 12 6pm. to 10pm.
and Oct 13 1 to 5pm. Oct 14 1pm  to 5pm.
Art on display at The Mill Pond Gallery 314 Mill St. Richmond Hill 10am to 5pm. Sat and Sun

 

Tiny Dancer Exhibition Sept 17 to Oct 28 Live Ballerina model Sept 29 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm at Aurora Public Library

Tiny Dancer Exhibition Sept 17 to Oct 28, 2018
with artists Sue Foerster and Archie Maghsoudloo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjitXEMZKZY&feature=youtu.be

join us in sketching  Ballerina poses with model Melanie Sept 29 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm main lobby

 at Aurora Public Library 15145 Yonge St.

Mr. Finch performs at Garden/Music and Art Pop up show June 8/9 1-3pm.

Pop Up Art and Music Show June 8 & June 9, 2019

Performance Sat 1-3pm. and Sun 1-3pm. of Mr. Finch has been moved to my Garden 154 Rumble Avenue, Richmond Hill!
The Gallery is undergoing sewage and drain renovations!

June 8 musical performance Sat 1-3pm. and June 9 Sunday   1-3pm with Ron Pine on Guitar/Mr. Finch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g96objCMe1s

Exhibition is located at The Mill Pond Gallery, 314 Mill St., Richmond Hill, Ontario 905-770-7449

gallery is open from  11am to 5pm.
https://www.facebook.com/events/386210251970428/

The Definition of the Rhythm

Along with balance, proportion, emphasis, variety, movement, and harmony, rhythm is one of the main principles of art. Often referred to as principles of organization or design principles, they help to organize the basic elements of art, which include, line, shape, form, value, colour, space, and texture[2]. Rhythm refers to the movement or the visual flow within a certain piece. It is sometimes also referred to as a tempo or a beat created that invites the eye to enter into the journey of the artist’s soul displayed on the canvas, or to help the eye travel and reach its point of focus. Like in music, the rhythm in the art can vary in its speed. There are certain compositions that seem more static, more calm, and more relaxed, producing the feeling of peace, order, and structure, while on the other hand, certain works produce a sense of chaos, disorder, and loss of balance, that most of us would link to the inner expressions of the artists’ soul.

Sample work of Sue Foerster oil painting in private collection

Sample of Alexandra K. Conrad works in oil

Aeolian group Exhibition March 22 to April 30, 2018 London Ontario

                         Aeolian group Exhibition

 

                       March 22 to April 30, 2018        London,  Ontario

                                                        795 Dundas St., East

http://lfpress.com/entertainment/local-arts/aeolian-art-show-uses-realism-to-educate-about-surrealism

Perception Art Exhibition March 24 & 25, 2018 with Sue Foerster & Alexandra K. Conrad

             

  Perception  Art Exhibition

 March 24 and 25 

  Sue Foerster &
 Alexandra K. Conrad
@The Mill Pond Gallery
314 Mill St. Richmond Hill 
gallery hours 11am to 5:30pm.
905 770-7449, rhga.ca


                       
                      

             March 25 Sunday  1-3 pm. music with Jose de Castro of CastroRadio.net

                                     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_sCcjJx0c0

parking beverage and snacks provided

We hope you Enjoy The Show

Sue Foerster  pencilgallery.wixsite.com/foerster-drawings

Alexandra K Conrad www.akconradart.com/

Perception

The ability to see, hear or become aware of something

 through the senses.

 How we respond to our understanding, is an interpretation, 

a mental artistic impression.

 An artist of rare perception.

sample work by Alexandra https://rhga.ca/alexandra-conrad/

Sample work by Sue   https://rhga.ca/sue-foerster/

https://richmondhill.snapd.com/events/view/1135226 

             

https://www.facebook.com/events/189000101864495/

Print Work in Process for the Richmond Hill Studio Tour 15th Anniversary by Sue Foerster

Print Work in Process for the Richmond Hill Studio Tour 15th Anniversary by Sue Foerster

Pulling monoprints from plexiglass using gesture drawing as the underlying structure for inspiration. Experimenting with a new approach, a new direction, a detour to work out new ideas while embracing my passion for the human figure.

Achieving an effect, layer by layer, and colour by colour with acrylic and gel medium painted on plexiglass and pressed on to watercolour paper with a brayer and human hands.

This is a dry paper method and an exploration of transparency beyond monoprinting created with many pulls, requiring registration marks for accurate placement.

The goal is to create a 3 dimensional print allowing the beauty of the paper to do it's thing.
Boldness and gusto is payment enough for growth.
An artist is not a finished product that stays the same.

Final printed versions will be on display and available for purchase at The Mill Pond Gallery, 314 Mill St., Oct 13, Friday 6-10pm. Art bus,Oct 14, Sat 10am to 5pm. and Oct 15, Sun 10am to 5pm.

painted swift brush strokes on plexiglass  with acrylic and gel medium, overlay of gesture sketch 2 min pose studies from life model

painterly lines and first colour application on plexiglass

application of next colour

continuing the many layers adding depth to the subject

adding contrast to the subject

finding the form with printed  loose brush strokes

final stage print

close up of final stage print

Sue Foerster exhibition June and July 2017show at Citro

Carousel by Sue Foerster June and July show 

at Citro Italian Restaurant

10123 Yonge Street in Richmond Hill

Yonge Street /Arnold  http://Citrorestaurant.com

Sue Foerster...... foersterguerrero@gmail.com

pencilgallery.wix.com/foerster-drawings