The Spell of the Coast - New work by Eleanor Rosenberg
Exhibition: August 4 - August 30
26 reasons why we love living on the coast.
This new body of work is inspired by seeing children grow up on the coast and the magic they find in its waters and woods.
Artist pARTy: Saturday, August 7, 6 - 8 pm
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Artist Profile - Eleanor Rosenberg
Biography
Eleanor Rosenberg is an artist whose work celebrates everyday moments. Her illustrations have appeared in the Globe and Mail, marketing campaigns across the Northern Territories, as well as magazines, children’s books and galleries internationally. Her artwork has earned awards from Applied Arts Magazine and Design Edge Canada.
As a young artist, Eleanor’s love of painting was nurtured by Ted Harrison and Toni Onley at the Paradise Valley Summer School of Visual Art. A graduate of Emily Carr University, she also holds a Master’s Degree from Parsons School of Design in New York.
Eleanor lives on Bowen Island.
Artists Statement
26 reasons why we love living on the coast. This new body of work is inspired by seeing children grow up on the coast and the magic they find in its waters and woods.
The theme of the show is also influenced by Eleanor’s connections with the Yukon. The title is inspired by the famed Robert W. Service poem, The Spell of the Yukon. In this case, “Spell” has a double meaning because each of the paintings is connected to a letter in the English alphabet. Can you tell which one is which?
The Spell of the Coast exhibition runs from August 4 – August 30 at the Hearth Gallery on Bowen Island, BC. Opening reception on Saturday August 7 from 6-8 pm
Visit the artist’s website HERE
SAVE THE DATE! JOIN US FOR THE ARTIST PARTY SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 6 - 8 PM
Tunes by DJ Yeshe. All are welcome!
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