Collected Works: A Sense of Place Hortense Gordon
Hortense Gordon (1887–1961) was a pioneering Canadian artist and educator who helped popularize modern abstract art in Canada.
Hortense Gordon (1887–1961) was a pioneering Canadian artist and educator who helped popularize modern abstract art in Canada.
Lorie Thibault’s I Wander to Wonder uses intricate black ink drawings to invite viewers on an imaginative journey through nature, uncovering hidden stories that connect the past and present.
Blue Balloon celebrates artists living with dementia, using art and storytelling to highlight their meaningful contributions while promoting hope, reflection, and connection through creative expression.
Shop handmade art by talented Chatham-Kent artists.
Jodi Edwards Wright creates whimsical, embroidered animal masks that blend storybook charm with realism, fostering empathy for nature through intricate textile artistry.
Psalms: Part One is the first chapter of Bryan Halls’ faith-inspired project to create artwork for all 150 Psalms.
This community‑focused showcase will highlight artworks that celebrate, reflect, or explore connections to Chatham‑Kent’s 2SLGBTQIA+ community.