About the Algonquin Series: Algonquin Reverie
I'm excited to introduce my latest series for the Algonquin Park Reivere Show! This special exhibition will run from April 26th through June 19th before becoming available on my website.
Let me share a glimpse into what inspired this collection.
For over 45 years, Algonquin Park has been a central part of my life. From hiking to paddling, from portaging to simply immersing myself in its wildlife and landscapes, every moment spent there has been a treasure trove of inspiration.
In creating this new body of work, I delved deep into my journals, sifted through old photographs, and pored over sketchbooks filled with memories of past adventures. It struck me just how profoundly this landscape has influenced my artistry and shaped my perspective of the land and lakes within its embrace.
The 22 pieces in this series are a reflection of the myriad locations I've had the privilege to explore over the years—places where I've camped under starlit skies, shared laughter with friends, bonded with family, and wandered with my faithful canine companions. Each artwork is infused with the essence of these experiences, capturing the timeless beauty and untamed spirit of Algonquin Park.
Art Exhibit: Algonquin Reverie
Ongoing through Wednesday, June 19, 2024
View the Algonquin Park related works of Jaynie Coulterman, Andrew Milne, Cara Lipsett, and Giedre Abromaitis in the Algonquin Room at the Algonquin Park Visitor Centre from April 26 to June 19, 2024. Over the course of a year, the Visitor Centre’s Algonquin Room presents different exhibitions of Algonquin-themed art by area artists. The art is available for sale and a portion of each sale is dedicated to The Friends of Algonquin Park who, in turn, use these monies to enhance the educational and interpretive programs in Algonquin. Stop by to view some exciting work, and maybe meet the artist, too! This exhibit is open during the operating dates and hours of the Algonquin Park Visitor Centre.
Algonquin Reverie displays paintings by four Ottawa area artists; Jaynie Coulterman, Andrew Milne, Cara Lipsett and Giedre Abromaitis. The art depicts the beauty of Algonquin’s wilderness, showing why this vast space begets such reverence from all visitors.
Have you seen a piece of art from this exhibit you can't live without? Give The Friends of Algonquin Park a phone call at 613 637-2828 to arrange a purchase. Please mention you are interested in "Algonquin Room" art.
Visit the Gallery
If you are diving up to the Algonquin Park Visitor Centre from Toronto or any other place in Ontario (or Canada), click on “MAP” Button and type in the address you are starting from.
It takes approximately three hours to drive north from Toronto to Algonquin Provincial Park via highways 400 and 11. The Algonquin Visitor Centre is located at km 43.0 of Highway 60.
CONTACTING THE GALLERY
613 637-2828 to arrange a purchase