2018/2019 Community Report

NOVEMBER 1, 2018 TO DECEMBER 31, 2019

GUIDING PRINCIPLES

Vision Enriching our community by inspiring participation in the visual arts.

Mission Providing opportunities for people to express, experience, and learn creatively through art.

Mandate Serving our region through our developing collections, exhibitions, education, and public programs, we are a leading resource for creativity.

Core Values Ÿ Serving the Public Good Ÿ Leading Through Excellence Ÿ Ethical & Transparent Ÿ Inspiring & Innovative Ÿ Inclusive & Inviting Ÿ Responsible Social Engagement

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The Woodstock Art Gallery is situated on the traditional territories of the Indigenous Peoples and covered by the Upper Canada Treaties. We acknowledge the history of the traditional territory on which the Woodstock Art Gallery stands. We also respect the longstanding relationships of the local Indigenous groups of this land and place in Southwestern Ontario. 01 1 MESSAGE FROM THE ADVISORY BOARD

The fall of 2018 and 2019 marked two as Past Chair at the end of 2019. On behalf significant contributions towards the long-term of the Woodstock Art Gallery, I would like to sustainability of the Woodstock Art Gallery acknowledge and thank Carol for her dedicated (WAG). The first was the naming of the Toyota service, her passion and commitment towards Motor Manufacturing Canada (TMMC) Art the promotion of the importance of the visual Education Studio. One of the most active and arts in daily life. The Gallery has welcomed exciting places in the Gallery, the TMMC Art three new members to the Board. Martha Education Studio is a unique place of learning Gingerich, Jay Heaman and prominent artist and creative experimentation serving children, and recent Order of Canada recipient Maxine teens, adults and seniors. Toyota’s generous Noel have joined the team. All three possess an gift of $35,000 closed out the WAG’s capital impressive breadth of professional experiences campaign to renovate the 3rd and 2nd floor, which will aid greatly in guiding the Gallery satisfying Woodstock City Council’s directive to forward on its bright path. raise half of the $400,000 for this project. Over the last year, the Gallery was able to The second was the creation of the Woodstock make some significant additions to its most Art Gallery Fund Investment Policy, established important resource, the permanent collection. with an unprecedented $250,000 donation As the Community Report outlines, many of from the estate of Bruce Flowers. A well- these recent acquisitions were due to the respected artist and educator, Flowers was generosity of private donors. On behalf of the an ardent supporter of the Woodstock Art WAG I would like to acknowledge and thank Gallery, regularly contributing to the Gallery’s our collection donors for these significant permanent collection with many choice pieces. contributions that further enrich and strengthen the work of the Gallery. This unprecedented support has certainly laid a foundation from which the Woodstock The Woodstock Art Gallery is a division of the Art Gallery can continue to grow and garner Culture department of the City of Woodstock ongoing success in service to our community. and I want to acknowledge the continued This is reflected in the generosity of our donors, support of the Mayor and City Council. The sponsors, community partners, volunteers Gallery is fortunate to have harnessed the and members for whom we are exceedingly power of a small yet formidable team of appreciative. The importance of art in exceptional individuals, which are led by community building and well-being is reflective Director/Curator, Mary Reid. The Board is in your investment, dedication and support of exceedingly proud of all your efforts, which are this organization. reflected in your continued success. There have been some changes to the WAG 2019 marks my last year in the role of Chair Advisory Board’s membership. David Ward as I turn the reigns over to Chair incumbent concluded his term at the end of December Judy Dent in 2020. I would like to personally 2018 and we were fortunate to have artist and thank everyone for making this opportunity to educator Leslie Sorochan join us at that time. serve my community in such an enriching and Both David Broad and Lisa Duffy resigned in important manner. 2019 due to career opportunities. We thank these individuals for their service and wish Brian Hadley them well in their new endeavors. As one of Chair, Woodstock Art Gallery Advisory Board the original city-appointed Board Members in 2014, Carol McWilliam completed her term 2 MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR/CURATOR

2019 started off with the special exhibition Life on the Back of a Turtle: Woodlands and Plains Indigenous Art in the Dr. Leonard Reeves Permanent Collection Gallery. During the opening remarks, Mayor Trevor Birtch announced that the local collectors whose work was featured in this exhibition have made 02 a promised bequest to the Woodstock Art Gallery of their entire collection of Indigenous Art. This generous promised gift marks the third significant expression of community support and commitment in the past year.

During 2019 the WAG welcomed two new team members, Carolyn Hickey, Head of Collections and Robin De Angelis, Communications/ Facility Rental Coordinator, filling the shoes of Erin Beacroft, who in June moved over to the City’s Engineering Department. I want to 03 thank Erin for her commitment to the WAG and wish her well in her new career path. It is a privilege and honour to lead this small but mighty organization. I am very thankful for all the dedication and hard work of the WAG team which includes the staff, Advisory Board and volunteers, as well as several of my terrific colleagues across the City of Woodstock. It is because of the investment of many that the Woodstock Art Gallery has achieved another year of successes and accomplishments. Building upon the momentum of the last five 04 years, 2020 certainly promises to be another exciting year full of opportunity and change. To everyone who has contributed and participated in the ongoing growth and development of the Woodstock Art Gallery, I extend to you my sincerest thanks and gratitude. Mary Reid Director/Curator

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Nov 2018 The naming of Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada Art Education Studio. This generous gift of $35,000 closed out the WAG’s capital campaign to renovate the 3rd and 2nd floor, satisfying Woodstock City Council’s directive to raise half of the $400,000 for this project. Nov 2018 The official retirement and recognition event of the Friends of the Woodstock Art Gallery. Feb 2019 Family Day weekend celebrations and the launch of the exhibition Life on the Back of a Turtle: Woodlands and Plains Indigenous Art in the Dr. Leonard Reeves Permanent Collection Gallery, curated by Maxine Noel, CM. Announcement that the local collectors whose work was highlighted in this exhibition have made a promised bequest to the Gallery of their entire collection of Indigenous Art. May 2019 Third Annual YouthQuake: Young Artists Showcase – a multidisciplinary event featuring emerging artists in partnership with Woodstock Christian School and Ingersoll District Collegiate Institution, DeafBlind Ontario Services. Corporate Sponsor: djDesign Inc. Media Sponsor: Heart FM. Sep 2019 5th Annual Taste of Art went on as planned in the midst of a significant cyber incident. Made possible through the generous support of local area restaurants, breweries, artistic partners and local artists. Proceeds go to underwriting the cost of the WAG’s Education Programs. Lead Sponsor: Investment Planning Council. Partner Sponsor: A&A Environmental Inc. Media Sponsor: Heart FM. Oct 2019 Head of Education, Stephanie Porter was a keynote speaker at the Ontario Museums Association Annual Conference where she spoke about the body image awareness focused education program developed to highlight works in the permanent collection. Geared toward students in Grades 5 & 6, this program was offered in partnership with Oxford County Public Health. The Gallery was also shortlisted for an Education Award through the Ontario Association of Art Galleries for the Mapping Our Environment Education Program, offered in partnership with Oxford County and Future Oxford. Nov 2019 The City of Woodstock’s City Council unanimously approved the Woodstock Art Gallery Fund Investment Policy. The fund was established with an unprecedented $250,000 donation from the estate of artist and educator Bruce Flowers.

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Dr. Leonard Reeves Permanent Community Gallery Collection Gallery Ÿ Eating Animals, created by The Enormous Ÿ Uncertain Bearings, Curator: Roberta Elsewhere, Alexa Fraser and Clelia Scala, Feb Grosland, Feb 17, 2018 to Jan 26, 2019. 16 to Apr 27, 2019. Education Sponsor: Oxford County. Ÿ Art Beat: The Ripple Effect, Curator: Ÿ 401Exit232: A project by Gary Spearin, Stephanie Porter, May 4 to Jun 22, 2019. Curator: Mary Reid, Sep 22, 2018 to Jan 25, Ÿ Up From Below: Recent Works by Laura 2019. In partnership with Ontario’s Ministry of Bydlowska, Curator: Carolyn Hickey, Jul 13 Transportation. to Sep 14, 2019. Sponsored by the Oxford Ÿ The Loved Object, Curator: Adam Whitford, Community Foundation. Nov 10, 2018 to Oct 19, 2019. Ÿ Common Collective: CONTROLLED BURN, Ÿ Life on the Back of a Turtle: Woodlands and Artists in Residence, Sep 21 to Oct 12, 2019. Plains Indigenous Art , Curator: Maxine Noel, Ÿ Evolutionary Art by ErikFlock, Nov 2, 2019 to CM, Feb 16, 2019 to Jan 25, 2020. Jan 29, 2020. Ÿ 9th Annual 50/50 Exhibition & Sale, Sep 21 to Oct 12, 2019. Window Vitrines Ÿ Walk On: the ongoing sculpture project of John McEwen, Curator: Mary Reid, Nov 2, Ÿ The Artist’s Landscape, Curator: Julia 2019 to Jun 27, 2020. deKwant, Jul 13, 2019 to Jan 25, 2020.

Main Gallery 3rd Floor Ÿ The Art of Warner Bros. Cartoons, Nov 10, Ÿ A Phenomenological, Arts-Based Study of Art 2018 to Jan 26, 2019. Therapists’ Self-Reflective Practice, Curator: Laurie Ponsford-Hill, Nov 2, 2019 to Mar 17, Ÿ Picturing Arctic Modernity: North Baffin 2020. Drawings from 1964, Curator: Dr. Norman Vorano, Feb 16 to Jun 30, 2019, travelling exhibition from the Canadian Museum of Off-Site History. Ÿ Ken Nutt: A Two-Sided Coin, Curator: Leanna Ÿ Elements of Life: Recent Works by Jamie Tran, Woodstock Public Library, Oct 17, 2018 Dickson, Curator: Mary Reid, Jul 13 to Oct to Jan 26, 2019. 12, 2019. Ÿ MANY LIVES MARK THIS PLACE: John Ÿ Visual Elements 61: Annual Juried Exhibition, Hartman paints Canadian writers in the Jurors: Jamie Dickson, Aidan Urquhart, Rhona landscapes that inspire them, Curator: Mary Wenger, Jul 13 to Oct 12, 2019. Reid, Woodstock Public Library, Oct 25, 2019 to Jan 25, 2020. Ÿ Dancing on the Grave: Dil Hildebrand and Patrick Thibert, Curator: Mary Reid, Nov 2, 2019 to Jan 25, 2020.

7 2018/2019 § George Hawken, Canadian, § Eric Atkinson, British/ 1946–2016 Canadian, b. 1928 COLLECTION die Verwandlung Kafka Mexico 1, 1975 (Metamorphosis) 6,1982 serigraph, 12/20 Acquisitions etching, 12/35 43.50 x 36.80 cm 30.00 x 22.80 cm 2018.026.002 Works on Paper (prints, 2018.025.001e Gift of Kelly Mancari Gift of the Pedros Family drawings, photographs): § Carl Beam, Ojibwe, 1943 § George Hawken, Canadian, § Catherine Betty Crawford, –2005 1946–2016 A, date unknown Betty McArthur, Eleanor die Verwandlung Kafka Kent, and Assorted Artists mixed media monoprint on (Metamorphosis) 8, 1982 album of 45 greeting cards Plexiglas etching, 12/35 and sketches 30.40 x 22.90 cm 30.00 x 22.80 cm 2018.024.012 2018.026.003 2018.025.001f Gift of Paul Turner Gift of Kelly Mancari Gift of the Pedros Family § George Hawken, Canadian, § Stanley Cosgrove, Canadian, § George Hawken, Canadian, 1946–2016 1911–2002 die Verwandlung Kafka 1946–2016 Grand Nu de Dos die Verwandlung Kafka , 1979 (Metamorphosis) 1,1982 serigraph, 8/125 (Metamorphosis) 9, 1982 etching, 12/35 etching, 12/35 52.00 x 42.00 cm 50.50 x 41.00 cm 30.00 x 22.80 cm 2018.026.004 2018.025.001a 2018.025.001g Gift of Kelly Mancari Gift of the Pedros Family Gift of the Pedros Family § Paul Fournier, Canadian, b. § George Hawken, Canadian, § George Hawken, Canadian, 1939 1946–2016 Tropical Bird, 1968 die Verwandlung Kafka 1946–2016 die Verwandlung Kafka etching on paper (Metamorphosis) 2, 1982 (Metamorphosis) 10, 1982 14.60 x 18.70 cm etching, 12/35 etching, 12/35 2018.026.005 30.20 x 22.50 cm 30.00 x 22.80 cm Gift of Kelly Mancari 2018.025.001b 2018.025.001h § Gift of the Pedros Family Brian Jones, Canadian, 1950– Gift of the Pedros Family 2008 § George Hawken, Canadian, § George Hawken, Canadian, Raking Leaves, 1980 1946–2016 serigraph, 69/100 die Verwandlung Kafka 1946–2016 die Verwandlung Kafka 48.30 cm x 48.30 cm (Metamorphosis) 3,1982 (Metamorphosis) 12, 1982 2018.026.006 etching, 12/35 etching, 12/35 Gift of Kelly Mancari 50.50 x 41.00 cm 30.00 x 22.80 cm 2018.025.001c 2018.025.001i Gift of the Pedros Family Gift of the Pedros Family § George Hawken, Canadian, § Eric Atkinson, British/ 1946–2016 die Verwandlung Kafka Canadian, b. 1928 Zapotec Shield, 1972 (Metamorphosis) 5,1982 serigraph, 34/50 etching, 12/35 30.00 x 22.80 cm 55.90 x 40.00 cm 2018.025.001d 2018.026.001 Gift of the Pedros Family Gift of Kelly Mancari

20 8 § Antje Laidler, German/ § §Gordon Smith, British/ "Imprint" poster (An Canadian, b. 1943 Canadian, b. 1919 exhibition of graphics by Aubade V, 2002 Divided Green, circa 1971 Fanshawe College Print monoprint, 1/1 serigraph, A.P. Makers, Thielsen Gallery, 55.90 x 35.50 cm 59.00 x 67.30 cm 1038 Adelaide Street, 2018.026.007 2018.026.014 London ON, April 18 – May Gift of Kelly Mancari Gift of Kelly Mancari 10, 1975) § Clark McDougall, Canadian, § Tony Urquhart, Canadian, b. serigraph 1921–1980 1934 104.10 x 66.00 cm Tisdale Farm Series #1, 1978 Hero, 1963 2018.026.019 serigraph, 85/250 woodcut Gift of Kelly Mancari 34.30 x 47.00 cm 19.00 cm diameter § Gerald Pedros, Canadian, 2018.026.008 2018.026.015 b.1951 Gift of Kelly Mancari Gift of Kelly Mancari Montreal Suite, 1977 § § Clark McDougall, Canadian, Edwin Whitefield, British/ lithograph American 1921–1980 , 1816–1892 48.30 x 30.50 cm London – Canada West Tisdale Farm Series #2, 1978 , 1855 2018.027.001 Wilkie serigraph, 85/250 lithograph Gift of Andrew 34.40 x 47.00 cm 48.90 x 91.40 cm § Gerald Pedros, Canadian, 2018.026.009 2018.026.016 b.1951 Gift of Kelly Mancari Gift of Kelly Mancari Montreal Suite, 1979 § § Clark McDougall, Canadian, York Wilson, Canadian, lithograph, A.P. (ed. of 8) 1921–1980 1907–1984 45.70 x 33.00 cm Jaiper Tisdale Farm Series #3, 1978 , 1967 2018.027.002 serigraph, 85/250 serigraph, 42/60 Gift of Andrew Wilkie 34.40 x 47.00 cm 37.50 x 50.80 cm § 2018.026.017 Gerald Pedros, Canadian, 2018.026.010 b.1951 Gift of Kelly Mancari Gift of Kelly Mancari Montreal Suite, 1979 § § Clark McDougall, Canadian, York Wilson, Canadian, lithograph, 1/3 1921–1980 1907–1984 20.60 x 55.90 cm Blue Opus Tisdale Farm Series #4, 1978 , 1977 2018.027.003 serigraph, 85/250 lithograph, 60/300 Gift of Andrew Wilkie 35.50 x 45.00 cm 34.40 x 47.00 cm § Florence Carlyle, Canadian, 2018.026.011 2018.026.018 Gift of Kelly Mancari 1864 – 1923 Gift of Kelly Mancari Ephemera related to the § Clark McDougall, Canadian, painting First Communion, 1921–1980 1911 Tisdale Farm Series #5, 1978 Three letters and envelopes serigraph, 85/250 from Florence Carlyle to 34.40 x 47.00 cm Gladys Whitehead, 1910 2018.026.012 –1911 Gift of Kelly Mancari First Communion, undated, § Gordon Smith, British/ reproduction on cardboard Canadian, b. 1919 Gladys Whitehead, P. 3 , circa 1971 Canadian, 1922 – 2017 serigraph, A.P. (ed. of 30) Pals, 1911 50.80 x 65.40 cm ink on paper 21 2018.026.013 27.00 x 22.00 cm Gift of Kelly Mancari 2018.028.001-005 Gift of James Linton and Susan (Linton) Young, 2018 9 § Florence Carlyle, Canadian, § §Antje Laidler, German/ Don Carr, Canadian, b. 1944 1864 – 1923 Canadian, b.1943 Pyramid Tower, 2007 Ragtime, undated Glyph II, No. 5, 1997 digital print on paper reproduction on cardboard etching on paper (and 48.26 x 33.02 cm 6.00 x 10.00 cm corresponding printing 2019.005.002 2018.029.001 plate), 9/10 Gift of the artist Purchased with the assistance 30.00 x 28.00 cm, plate § Don Carr, Canadian, b. 1944 of the Art Acquisition Fund, 15.00 x 14.00 cm Janus, 1997 City of Woodstock 2018.032.003 [plate letter press on paper § Antje Laidler, German/ 2018.032.011] 191.05 x 38.10 cm Canadian, b.1943 Gift of Antje Laidler 2019.005.003 Glyph II, No. 2, 1997 § Antje Laidler, German/ Gift of the artist etching on paper (and Canadian, b.1943 § Richard Samuel Chattock, corresponding printing Glyph II, No. 6 , 1997 British, 1825–1906 plate), 10/10 etching on paper (and 76.00 x 33.00 cm, plate Cows at a Stream, 1871 corresponding printing etching on paper 15.00 x 14.00 cm plate), 10/10 2018.032.001 [plate Image: 10.20 x 15.30 cm 30.00 x 28.00 cm, plate Sheet: 26.20 x 36.70 cm 2018.032.010] 15.00 x 14.00 cm Gift of Antje Laidler 2019.006.001 2018.032.004 [plate Purchased with the assistance § Antje Laidler, German/ 2018.032.010] of the Art Acquisition Fund, Canadian, b.1943 Gift of Antje Laidler Glyph II, No. 4 City of Woodstock , 1997 § etching on paper (and Antje Laidler, German/ corresponding printing Canadian, b.1943 Glyph II, No. 7 plate), 6/10 , 1997 (and 76.00 x 33.00 cm, plate corresponding printing plate) 15.00 x 14.00 cm etching on paper, 6/10 2018.032.002 [plate 38.00 x 32.00 cm, plate 2018.032. 009] 15.00 x 14.00 cm Gift of Antje Laidler 2018.032.005 [plate 2018.032.006] Gift of Antje Laidler § Daphne Odjig, Potawatomi and Odawa, 1919–2016 23 Untitled, 2014 coloured pencil on paper § Wenzel Hollar, 50.00 x 41.00 cm Czechoslovakian, 1607–1677 2018.037.001 Autumn from the Four Gift of the ABLL Collection Seasons, date unknown § Don Carr, Canadian, b. 1944 etching on paper U.F.O., 1974 Sheet: 24.50 x 17.80 cm stone lithograph on paper 2019.006.002 91.44 x 55.88 cm Purchased with the 2019.005.001 assistance of the Art Gift of the artist Acquisition Fund, City of Woodstock

22 10 § §Albrecht Durer, German, Ron Shuebrook, Canadian, § Ron Shuebrook, Canadian, 1471–1528 b. 1943 b. 1943 Pilate Washes His Hands, Untitled, 1977 Aspotogan Monkeyrope, date unknown lithograph, A.P. 2013 woodcut on paper Image: 43.81 x 33.02 cm etching on paper with chine- Image: 12.70 x 8.10 cm Sheet: 66.60 x 50.80 cm collé, 3/9 Sheet: 13.30 x 10.80 cm 2019.008.003 Image: 59.69 x 43.18 cm 2019.006.003 Gift of Ron Shuebrook Sheet: 76.83 x 57.15 cm Purchased with the assistance § Ron Shuebrook, Canadian, 2019.008.008 of the Art Acquisition Fund, b. 1943 Gift of Ron Shuebrook City of Woodstock Blandford Chase, 2013 § Patrick Thibert, Canadian, § Richard Parkes Bonington, etching on paper with chine- b. 1943 British, 1801–1828 colle, 3/10 Divergent Harmonies No.3, Tour du gros Horloge, Image: 58.42 x 43.18 cm 2015 Evreux, 1824 Sheet: 76.20 x 56.51 cm charcoal on stonehenge lithograph on chine-collé 2019.008.004 paper Sheet: 33.20 x 20.70 cm Gift of Ron Shuebrook 111.76 x 142.24 cm 2019.006.004 § Ron Shuebrook, Canadian, 2019.013.002 Purchased with the b. 1943 Dedicated to Billie Thibert assistance of the Art Radiant Field with Three § Patrick Thibert, Canadian, Acquisition Fund, City of Discs, 2013 b. 1943 Woodstock lithograph, 14/24 Divergent Harmonies, 2015 § George Taylor Plowman, Image: 60.96 x 45.72 cm working drawing on paper, American, 1869–1932 Sheet: 76.20 x 57.15 cm envelope St. Martin’s in the Fields, 2019.008.005 8.50 x 5.50 cm Unknown Gift of Ron Shuebrook 2019.013.002a – etching on paper § Ron Shuebrook, Canadian, 2019.013.002e Image: 25.30. x 18.60 cm b. 1943 Dedicated to Billie Thibert Sheet: 28.50 x 21.90 cm Pine’s Plains Revisited, 2013 2019.006.005 lithograph, 13/24 Purchased with the Image: 59.69 x 43.18 cm assistance of the Art Sheet: 76.83 x 57.15 cm Acquisition Fund, City of 2019.008.006 Woodstock Gift of Ron Shuebrook § Ron Shuebrook, Canadian, § Ron Shuebrook, Canadian, b. 1943 b. 1943 Untitled, 1977 Blandford Monkeyrope: lithograph, A.P. Harbour and Currents, 2013 Sheet: 76.83 x 57.15 cm etching on paper with chine- 2019.008.001 collé, 6/10 Gift of Ron Shuebrook Image: 58.42 x 43.18 cm § Ron Shuebrook, Canadian, Sheet: 76.20 x 65.51 cm b. 1943 2019.008.007 Untitled, 1977 Gift of Ron Shuebrook lithograph, A.P. Image: 30.48 x 20.32 cm Sheet: 60.96 x 50.80 cm 24 2019.008.002 Gift of Ron Shuebrook

11 Paintings: § Elmo Parker, Canadian, § Sue Goosens, Canadian § Grace Smithers, Canadian, 1915–1997 Untitled (fall trees), n.d. Untitled (pink snapdragon) 1895–1980 , watercolour on paper Untitled (River with Cows), date unknown 13.90 x 12.50 cm c. 1915–1920 watercolour 2018.024.011 oil on board 36.70 x 26.20 cm Gift of Sondra and Paul 22.00 x 27.00 cm 2018.024.004 Turner in memory of Carol 2018.023.001 Gift of Sondra and Paul Turner Gift of the Smithers Family Turner in memory of Carol § Eva Bradshaw, Canadian, Turner § Grace Smithers, Canadian, 1871–1938 Untitled (Jug and Apples), 1895–1980 § Jaquie Poole, Canadian, undated Untitled (River with Cottage), b. 1951 oil on board c. 1915–1920 The South Island, 1989 34.00 x 34.00 cm oil on board watercolour on paper 2018.031.001 24.50 x 21.00 cm 18.00 x 24.50 cm 2018.024.005 Purchased with the assistance 2018.023.002 of the Art Acquisition Fund, Gift of the Smithers Family Gift of Sondra and Paul Turner in memory of Carol City of Woodstock § Catherine Betty Crawford, Turner § John Hartman, Canadian, Canadian, 1910–2002 § b.1950 Untitled (floral study), n.d. James Hazel, Canadian/ American, 1935–2015 The Naiscoot Shoreline, 2013 watercolour on paper Untitled (Boat with seagull), oil on linen 35.10 x 25.00 cm 1969 91.00 x 86.00 cm 2018.024.001 watercolour and ink 2018.033.001 Gift of Sondra and Paul 61.00 x 48.50 cm Gift of John Hartman Turner in memory of Carol 2018.024.006 § John Hartman, Canadian, Turner Gift of Sondra and Paul 1950 – § Blanche Kading, Canadian, Turner in memory of Carol Ed Tonello, 2014 1913–2000 Turner oil on linen Untitled (floral vase) , n.d. § Otto Planding, Canadian, 91.00 x 86.00 inches 53.00 x 36.00 cm 1887–1967 2018.033.002 2018.024.002 Untitled (Forest scene), date Gift of John Hartman Gift of Sondra and Paul unknown § John Hartman, Canadian, Turner in memory of Carol oil on board 1950 – Turner 51.31 x 71.12 cm Tibby Tonello, Above the § Elmo Parker, Canadian, 2018.024.007 Churchill Islands, 2014 1915–1997 Gift of Sondra and Paul oil on linen The Black Orchid, n.d. Turner in memory of Carol 122.00 x 172.00 inches watercolour Turner 2018.033.003 36.90 x 26.50 cm § Otto Planding, Canadian, Gift of John Hartman 2018.024.003 1887–1967 § Medrie MacPhee, Canadian, Gift of Sondra and Paul Untitled (Lake scene), n.d. b.1953 Turner in memory of Carol oil on board Climb, 1984 Turner 20.20 x 28.00 cm oil on canvas 2018.024.008 161.00 x 228.00 inches Gift of Sondra and Paul 2018.034.001 Turner in memory of Carol Anonymous Gift Turner

12 § Kate Taylor Cumming, § Florence Carlyle, Canadian, Canadian, 1889–1971 1864–1923 Mary Cumming, 1938 Woodstock Reading Club oil on canvas Program, 1897 62.23 x 50.80 cm watercolour on paper 2019.001.001 8.00 x 10.25 cm Gift of Deborah Spears 2019.011.001 § Gary Spearin, Canadian, Presented by the family b.1958 of Marian MacCausland, a 401EXIT232: Paved Silence, long-time member of the 2018 Woodstock Reading Club oil on canvas and a diligent researcher of 76.20 x 76.20 cm the life and art of Florence 2019.002.001 Carlyle. Purchased with the assistance § Alice Amelia Innes, 25 of the Art Acquisition Fund, Canadian, 1890–1970 City of Woodstock Near Port Hope, n.d. § Tony Scherman, Canadian, oil on birch panel b. 1950 48.26 x 40.00 cm Widow III, 1989 2019.012.001 encaustic on canvas Gift of Mary Walton 177.00 x 152.00 x 3.80 cm 2019.004.001 Gift from a Private Collection § Florence Carlyle, Canadian, 1864–1923 Unknown Landscape, n.d. oil on canvas 35.56 x 50.80 cm 26 2019.007.001 Purchased with the assistance of the Art Acquisition Fund, City of Woodstock § Douglas Elliott, Canadian, 1916–2012 Windblown Maple, October, Madawaska, n.d oil on canvas. 28 50.80 x 76.20 cm 2019.010.001 Gift of Jerry and Ellen Tree

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13 Sculpture, Installation, § Patrick Thibert, Canadian, Mixed Media: b. 1943 Divergent Harmonies No.3, § Glenn Elliott, American/ 2015 Canadian, 1941–2017 copper, tin, plywood, Jeans, 1973 pine and powder coated oil on fiberglass aluminum 178.00 cm tall 92.07 x 121.28 cm 1990.007.001 2019.013.001 Bequest of the (Robert) Dedicated to Billie Thibert Bruce Flowers Estate 30 § Shirley Clifford, Canadian Ceramic Ball Vase (blue), n.d. § John McEwen, Canadian, ceramic b.1945 44.45 cm height Study for Model (deer), Circumference 59.00 cm c. 1986 2018.024.009 corten steel Gift of Sondra and Paul 30.00 x 9.00 x 31.00 cm Turner in memory of Carol 2018.030.003 Turner Gift of Karen Mulhallen 31 § Shirley Clifford, Canadian § Antje Laidler, German/ Ceramic Ball Vase (burnt Canadian, b.1943 Works Lent: orange) Untitled (two printing plates), , n.d. § Ottawa Art Gallery (Oct 1, ceramic 1997 zinc 2018 to Jan 31, 2019) 23.00 cm height Michael Belmore, Canadian, Circumference 73.00 cm 15.00 x 14.00 cm 2018.032.007-.008 b. 1971 2018.024.010 Settlement, 2009 Gift of Antje Laidler Gift of Sondra and Paul hammered copper, river rock Turner in memory of Carol § Richard Prince, Canadian, 92 x 71 x 20 cm Turner b. 1949 2013.008.001 Le Vent Solaire Fait Danser § Gift of Michael Belmore John McEwen, Canadian, les Aurores Boreales au b.1945 § Museum London (Sep 14, Dessus de Paris, 2016 Public Work, 1988 2019 to Jan 5, 2020) plastic, wood, electric motor steel and book 64 p., 83 ill. Michael Belmore, Canadian, and light, silk, paint, found (23 col.) b. 1971 Eiffel Tower souvenir 35.00 x 29.00 x 29.00 cm Settlement, 2009 71.12 x 177.8 x 12.7 cm 2018.030.001 hammered copper, river rock 2019.003.001 Gift of Karen Mulhallen 92 x 71 x 20 cm Gift of the artist § John McEwen, Canadian, 2013.008.001 § John McEwen, Canadian, b.1945 Gift of Michael Belmore Untitled (Rabbit) b. 1945 , c. 1980 Museum Head with Steel § National Gallery of Canada corten steel Cable, 1991 (Jul 2019 to Mar 2021) 26.00 x 6.00 x 50.00 cm screened print on wood, Florence Carlyle, Canadian, 2018.030.002 steel frame and steel wire 1864–1923 Gift of Karen Mulhallen cable The Studio, 1903 125.73 x 151.76 x 3.8 cm oil on canvas 2019.009.001 58.7 x 77 cm Gift of John McEwen 1990.002.001 Gift of Mrs. Dasselaar

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Public Programs School Programs Kids Special Programs: Ÿ Creative PA Days Ÿ YouthQuake: Young Artists Showcase – see highlights section. Sponsored by djDesign Ÿ Let It Snow Days Art Camp Inc. Ÿ Mini-Makers Ÿ Art Beat: The Ripple Effect – artists in schools Ÿ Start with Art sponsored by United Way of mentorship program. Mrs. Key’s Grade 3 Oxford County class at Algonquin Public School, Woodstock mentored by Burford artist, Kristine Ÿ Saturday Kids Create MacGregor. Students explored drypoint Ÿ Birthday Parties etching. Mr. Martin’s Grade 12 photography class at Ecole Secondaire Notre Dame Ÿ March Break Art Camp mentored by Ingersoll photographer, Trish Roberts. Students explored self-portraiture, Teen/ Adults: photojournalism and landscape photography. Ÿ Artist & Curator Talks Ÿ Uncertain Bearings – in partnership with Oxford County and Future Oxford, a Ÿ Life Drawing specialized program on place making and Ÿ Workshops: Printmaking (woodblock, story mapping geared towards Grade 5 and 6 intaglio, stencil, silk screen, monotype, students. relief), Watercolour, Fabric Dyeing, Chalk Ÿ Creative Community – in partnership Pastel, Drawing, Card Making, Mosaics, Wire with Oxford County and Future Oxford, Jewellery Making, Acrylic Painting, Encaustic a specialized program about sustainable painting community housing and ecosystems geared Ÿ Let’s Talk About Art series towards Grade 5 and 6 students. Ÿ Volunteer Information Sessions Ÿ Take Your Kid to Work Day – City organized day for Grade 9 students to take a tour of Family: the gallery and hands-on learning in the studio. Ÿ Santa Saturdays sponsored by A&A Environmental Consultants Inc. Ÿ High School Portfolio Day – opportunity for secondary students to meet artists and arts Ÿ Holiday Break Drop-In sponsored by A&A professionals to engage in potential future Environmental Consultants Inc. career paths. Ÿ March Break Drop-In Ÿ Exhibition tours and art making studio Ÿ Creative Family Day activities to the following School Boards: – Thames Valley District School Board Ÿ WAG City Staff Family Day – London Catholic District School Board Ÿ Toyoto Motor Manufacturing Canada Staff – Woodstock Christian School Family Day sponsored by Toyota Motor – Conseil Scolaire de District des Écoles Manufacturing Canada Catholiques du Sud-Ouest

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Summer Camp See You @ the Movies in partnership with the Toronto Ÿ Mini-Makers – Explore art fundamentals – International Film Festival Film Circuit: Progressive Collaborative Mural displayed. September 2018 to June 2019 season: Ÿ Teen Workshops – Discover Drawing, – September: Mary Shelley sponsored by Silkscreen Printmaking and Drypoint Etching Fanshawe College Woodstock/Oxford with exhibition displayed in the Printmaking Regional Campus Studio. Sponsored by Community Futures – October: The Rider sponsored by GEM Oxford. Benefits – Hearts Beat Loud Ÿ Creative Community: November: – Sampler Week – January: The Grizzlies – Draw and Sketch – February: Beautiful Boy sponsored by – Sculpture Investment Planning Counsel (IPC) – Anthropocene: The Human Epoch – Stencils and Stamps March: sponsored by sixthirtynine (639) – Painting – April: If Beale Street Could Talk – Mix It UP sponsored by Fanshawe College – Collaborative Exhibition (weekly projects Woodstock/Oxford Regional Campus displayed) – May: The Fireflies Are Gone sponsored – Community trips and special guests each by an anonymous sponsor week – June: Wild Nights With Emily sponsored by Oxford County Pride Committee Sep 2019 to Nov 2019 films – September: Maiden – October: Falls Around Her – November: Sink or Swim sponsored by Investment Planning Counsel (IPC)

Community Events Ÿ Cheese Fest, StreetFest, Recreation and 42 Leisure Fair, Pride Picnic, Art in Victoria Park, Fall Social Gathering hosted by the Indigenous Advisory Committee of Oxford County, Doors Open

43 19 VOLUNTEER COMMITTEES

Collections Committee: Brian Hadley, Chair Brad Janssen Judy Dent Vicky Lin Liza Eurich Maya McManus Renann Isaacs Nancy Pearson Madeline Lennon Kayla Pruim David Merritt Sam Radford Carol McWilliam Joannie Reid Catherine Elliot Shaw Mercedes Schuster Matthew Ryan Smith (resigned Aug 2019) Karen Seguin Leslie Sorochan Paulina Szczesny Steve and Joanne Thomson Docent Committee: Roxanne Tochor Susan Anderson Belicia Vukovic Cathy Groulx Heather Walkom Martha Gingerich Abby Walters Taye Schoneveld Jeff Workman Margaret Trapnell Mary Ann Wright George Wale Woodstock Collegiate Institute (WCI) Film Committee: Students Jackie Thompson, Chair WAG Advisory Board: Elio Caporicci Carolyn Plitz Executive: Matt Power Carol L. McWilliam, BN, MScN, EdD, Past Chair (term concluded Dec 2019) Taste of Art Committee: Brian Hadley, CPA, CMA, Chair, Collections Aaron Dawson Committee Chair Audrianna DeSouza David Hilderley David Broad BA (Hons.), L.L.B., Vice-Chair Craig Hodgkinson (resigned April 2019) Shaun MacDonald Natasa Veljovic, B. Comm., FCMA, FCPA, Eva-Maria Wetzel CHE, Treasurer Volunteers: Members: Mark Allison Judy Dent, BA, President, Friends of the Sue Aitchison Woodstock Art Gallery Susan Anderson Lisa Duffy, MPA, BSW (resigned Dec 2019) Dan Brenner Martha Gingerich, BA (joined May 2019) Lucy Carter David Hilderley, BA Shirley Drew Pete and BJ Dunbar Jay Heaman (joined May 2019) Stacey and Bruce Culbert Connie Lauder, City Council Representative David Dunlap Lynne Moyer, RN, BA Nicholas Ede Maxine Noel, CM (joined Nov 2019) Fanshawe Police Foundations Students Eric Hedges Leslie Sorochan, BFA, BEd (joined Dec 2018) Janny and Brian Hughes David Ward, BA, (term concluded Dec 2018) 20 Staff: Mary Reid, MA, Director/Curator Contract Art Instructors: Stephanie Porter, Dipl. (Fine Arts), BA Wesley Bates (Studio Specialization), Cert. (Business Marilyn Book Communications) Head of Education Jaclyn Caughill Carolyn Hickey, MA, Head of Collections Jamie Dickson (joined Apr 2019) Judy Feskun Jennifer Hamilton Sara Cuthbert, Gallery Operations Ralph Heather Coordinator Nancy Latchford Deanna Logan, Dipl. (Visual Arts), Education Kristine MacGregor Assistant Dianne Payne Kellen Hodgins, Facility Maintenance – Ron Milton Culture Andrew Moore Erin Beacroft, BA, Cert. (Event Planning), Jennifer Robertson Communications/Facility Rental Coordinator Trish Roberts (until May 2019) Mercedes Schuster Robin De Angelis, MA, Communications/ Chris Seaton Facility Rental Coordinator (joined Aug Gary Spearin 2019) Paulina Szczesny Jan Taylor Student Positions (positions funded Roxanne Tochor through Young Canada Works and Canada Aidan Urquhart Summer Jobs): Heather Vollans Kassidy Davies, Art Camp Assistant Rhona Wenger Julia deKwant, Curatorial and Collections Jessica Woodward Assistant Co-op Students: Gillian Goulet, Education Program Assistant Kayla Pruim, Huron Park Secondary School Penny Haloulos, Front Desk Assistant (May (Feb to Jun 2019) to Aug 2019) Kayle Warnock, St. Mary’s Catholic School, Vicky Lin, Front Desk Assistant (Oct to Dec (Sep 2019 to Jan 2020) 2019) Interns (positions funded through Young Canada Works Building Careers in Heritage): Adam Whitford, MA, Curatorial and Collections Intern (Jun to Dec 2018) Connor MacKinnon, BFA, Assistant Curator of Education Intern (Sep 2019 to Mar 2020)

44 21 THANK YOU!

The Woodstock Art Gallery gratefully acknowledges the following individuals and organizations who have generously contributed to the Gallery’s ongoing operations and capital campaign towards the 3rd floor expansion over the last year.

Founder Circle David Hilderley, Century 21 Dr. Leonard Reeves Foundation Joseph Hubbard Estate of (Robert) Bruce Flowers Anthony Hurley, A.P. Hurley Construction Carlyle Circle: Ltd. Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada June Jenkins Anonymous Ann Lapchinski, St Thomas Duplicate Bridge Club Studio Circle: Amy Burke and Lawrence Lamb Margaret Leffers A&A Environmental Consultants Inc. Patricia Leffler djDesign Inc. Mel Madahbee Fanshawe College Woodstock/Oxford Carol McWilliam Regional Campus Deb Moss Investment Planning Council (IPC) Oxford County Pride Committee Chris Packman Artist Circle: Dr. Ross and Frances McElroy Lou Palmer Lynne Moyer Gary and Dianne Payne Gerald A. Sleeman Bob and Maureen Pow Thelma Rosner Supporters: sixthirtynine (639) Adrienne Allison Sylvia Smith Pat Armstrong Stuart and Doreen Stevens Andrew Bouma Beth and Don Taylor David and Diane Broad Paul Turner David and Mary Butler Truus Van Wees Jane Buyers Natasa Veljovic Gilbert Caldwell Dave and MaryLou Ward Paul and Lucy Carter Adam Whitford Sharron Conboy Katherine Wilford Jean Cushing Susan Whitney Nathalie Dale Shirley Drew Lisa Duffy Harold Dynna Catherine Elliott Shaw Carole Eriksson, CEO Easy Way Martha Gingerich Brian Hadley Eileen Hammerton John Harvey 22 Government Support: Canada Summer Jobs City of Woodstock Community Futures Oxford Oxford County and Future Oxford 45 Oxford County Public Health Nurses Young Canada Works Foundation Support: Ontario Arts Foundation Elizabeth L. Gordon Art Program Development Oxford Community Foundation - Brian & Rosemary George Cultural Fund United Way Oxford Media Sponsors: Heart FM Jewel FM 46 In-Kind Donations: Bennett Signs Mary Ellen Allison Lucy Carter Franco Castellucci Children’s Aid Society of Oxford County DeafBlind Ontario Services Deb Erb Econolodge Footprints Dance Centre Mr. Goulet 47 Kristine MacGregor Robert McNair Ron Milton Pelee Island Winery Nelly Porter Trish Roberts, Custom Concept Photography Mike Robinson – Sound Crew Schaus Decorating and Design Centre Inc. Roxanne Tochor

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KIND WORDS

“I was a first-time visitor last week with my “Doing a co-op at the art gallery would help mother-in-law and children. It was an amazing anyone for any job because they helped me experience for us all. I just wanted to thank mature and grow more than anything in my life.” everyone over there for your dedication. Can’t – Kayle Warnock, co-op student wait to go back soon! It was so lovely.” – Facebook “…a huge THANK YOU!! Thank you for allowing Christian Horizons to come alongside “A gem of a local institution. I like that regional of you and support the two kids at your March artists have an opportunity to show off their Break camp this year. The kids and their work to the community that may have had a families’ feedback has been phenomenal! hand in influencing their output.” – Jodie Onishenko, Christian Horizons – Jody Mitchell “The Grade 9s really seemed to enjoy the visit, “Not only do they have great exhibitions, with several students saying that they really they provide an amazing, extensive & diverse enjoyed seeing the artworks, and thanked me complement of programs for all ages in the for taking them to the Gallery….. one student community“ said that the WAG is her second favourite – Sarah Sheehan, Director of Marketing, museum, next to the ROM!” Century 21 Heritage House Ltd. – Sue Stevens, Head of the Art Department Woodstock Collegiate Institute 24 50

IN THE MEDIA

The WAG was in the news 58 times in 2019: Ÿ Woodstock Sentinel Review = 17 articles, 10 Art City columns Ÿ Heart FM Radio = 18 articles Ÿ Rogers TV/What’s Up Oxford = 2 episodes Ÿ Your Oxford = 3 episodes Ÿ Jewel 92 = 1 In Conversation With… Podcast featuring curator Maxine Noel and artist Rick Beaver Ÿ Post Media = 1 nationally syndicated column

25 IMAGE CREDIT LIST 10 Students from Ingersoll District Collegiate Institute perform at YouthQuake, May 29, 2019. Photo Credit: Trish Roberts, Custom Cover WAG Creative Community Summer Concept Photography. Art Camp, July 2019. Photo Credit: Stephanie Porter. 11 Footprints Dance Centre Summer Sass Squad dancers perform a Cat in the Hat 01 Life on the Back of a Turtle: Woodlands inspired routine in the Print Studio. Photo and Plains Indigenous Art. Photo Credit: Credit: Lainy Zimmer. Robert McNair. 12 Head of Education Stephanie Porter 02 Woodstock Art Gallery staff, Advisory delivers a keynote presentation at the Board Chair Brian Hadley, Mayor Trevor Ontario Museum Association Annual Birtch and Ricardo DeSouza, Vice President Conference. Photo Credit: Deanna Logan. of Manufacturing at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada (TMMC), open 13 (Robert) Bruce Flowers (1947 – 2018). the TMMC Art Education Studio. Photo 14 Dr. Norman Vorano leading a talk on Credit: Trish Roberts, Custom Concept Picturing Arctic Modernity: North Baffin Photography. Drawings from 1964. 03 Ceremonial Drum performers at the 15 401Exit232: A project by Gary Spearin. opening of Life on the Back of a Turtle. Photo Credit: Robert McNair. Photo Credit: Trish Roberts, Custom 16 Artist John McEwen with his sculpture Concept Photography. Work Horse. Photo Credit: Trish Roberts, 04 Ceremonial Drum performers with Custom Concept Photography. City Councillors Connie Lauder, Mark 17 Installing John McEwen’s Work Horse Schadenburg and Mayor Trevor Birtch. sculpture. Photo Credit: Robin De Angelis. Photo Credit: Trish Roberts, Custom Concept Photography. 18 Opening reception of Visual Elements 61: Annual Juried Exhibition, July 2019. Photo 05 Woodstock Art Gallery staff with Credit: Trish Roberts, Custom Concept Woodstock Police Service Constable Dan Photography. Skillings and K-9 Striker. 19 John Hartman, Canadian, b. 1950, The 06 Director/Curator Mary Reid and Advisory Naiscoot Shoreline, 2013, Oil on linen, Board Chair Brian Hadley with the Friends 86.36 x 91.44 cm 2018.033.001, Gift of of the Woodstock Art Gallery on their John Hartman. Photo Credit: Joseph retirement. Photo Credit: Bonnie Hartley. Hartman. 07 Mya Eichler, 2019 Friends of the 20 Gordon Smith, British/Canadian, b. 1919, Woodstock Art Gallery Legacy Scholarship Divided Green, circa 1971, serigraph, A.P., winner. Photo Credit: Trish Roberts, 59.00 x 67.30 cm, 2018.026.014, Gift of Custom Concept Photography. Kelly Mancari. 08 Street dance crew Ill at Will paint the floors 21 York Wilson, Canadian, 1907–1984, Blue at Taste of Art, September 21, 2019. Photo Opus, 1977, lithograph, 60/300, 35.50 Credit: Trish Roberts, Custom Concept x 45.00 cm, 2018.026.018, Gift of Kelly Photography. Mancari. 09 Student participants with Mayor Trevor 22 Don Carr, Canadian, b. 1944, U.F.O., 1974, Birtch at YouthQuake, May 29, 2019. Photo stone lithograph on paper, 91.44 x 55.88 Credit: Trish Roberts, Custom Concept cm. Photography. 23 Richard Samuel Chattock, British, 1825– 1906, Cows at a Stream, 1871, etching on paper, Image: 10.20 x 15.30 cm, Sheet: 26.20 x 36.70 cm. 26 24 Ron Shuebrook, Canadian, b. 1943 Blandford 39 Mini Makers 2019. Photo Credit: Deanna Monkeyrope: Harbour and Currents, 2013 Logan. etching on paper with chinecollé, 6/10 Image: 58.42 x 43.18 cm Sheet: 76.20 x 65.51 cm 40 Artwork by St. Marguerite Bourgeoys 2019.008.007 Gift of Ron Shuebrook. Photo students inspired by the story of Shannen’s credit: Robert McNair Dream, YouthQuake 2019. Photo Credit: Trish Roberts, Custom Concept 25 Kate Taylor Cumming, Canadian, 1889- Photography. 1971, Mary Cumming, 1938, oil on canvas, 62.23 x 50.80 cm, 2019.001.001. Photo 41 Family Day 2019. Photo Credit: Deanna Credit: Robert McNair. Logan. 26 Gary Spearin, Canadian, b.1958, 42 Printmaking Possibilities 2019. Photo 401EXIT232: Paved Silence, 2018, oil on Credit: Deanna Logan. canvas, 76.20 x 76.20 cm. 43 Printmaking Possibilities 2019. Photo 27 Tony Scherman, Canadian b. 1950, Widow Credit: Deanna Logan. III, 1989, encaustic on canvas, 185.42 x 44 Assistant Curator of Education intern 160.02 cm, 2019.004.001. Photo Credit: Connor MacKinnon, volunteer Nick Robert McNair. Ede, Front Desk Assistant Vicky Lin 28 Florence Carlyle, Canadian, 1864–1923, and Communications/Facility Rental Woodstock Reading Club Program, 1897, Coordinator Robin De Angelis. Photo watercolour on paper, 8.00 x 10.25 cm. Credit: Trish Roberts, Custom Concept Photography. 29 Alice Amelia Innes, Canadian, 1890–1970, Visual Elements 61: Annual Juried Near Port Hope, n.d., oil on birch panel, 45 Exhibition 48.26 x 40.00 cm. People’s Choice Award winner Randy Thompson with his artwork Winter 30 Patrick Thibert, Canadian, b. 1943, Sandspit, Director/Curator Mary Reid Divergent Harmonies No.3, 2015, copper, and City Councill Jerry Acchione. Photo tin, plywood, pine and powder coated Credit: Trish Roberts, Custom Concept aluminum, 92.07 x 121.28 cm Photography. 31 Michael Belmore, Canadian, b. 1971, 46 Artist Laura Bydlowska with Rosemary and Settlement, 2009, hammered copper, river Brian George. Photo Credit: Trish Roberts, rock, 92.00 x 71.00 x 20.00 cm. Custom Concept Photography. 32 Florence Carlyle, Canadian, 1864–1923, 47 Councillor Connie Lauder with Don and The Studio, 1903, oil on canvas, 58.70 x Pam Moore. Photo Credit: Trish Roberts, 77.00 cm. Custom Concept Photography. 33 Woodstock Art Gallery entrance. Photo 48 Mary Reid, Director/Curator leading tour of Credit: Trish Roberts, Custom Concept Life on the Back of a Turtle. Photo Credit: Photography. Stephanie Porter. 34 Mark Allison, Introduction to Printmaking 49 Two Guys and a Whisk owners Tracy 2019. Photo Credit: Deanna Logan. Kimmet and Nabil Danha with Taste of 35 Scotiabank Printmaking Night, 2019. Photo Art attendee Kat Bohner, September 21, Credit: Deanna Logan. 2019. Photo Credit: Trish Roberts, Custom 36 Creative Community Summer Art Camp, Concept Photography. July 2019. Photo Credit: Deanna Logan. 50 Education Program Assistant Gillian Goulet 37 Uncertain Bearings Grade 5/6 education and Education Assistant Deanna Logan on program, offered in partnership with What’s Up Oxford with host Selina Guy. Oxford County and Future Oxford. Photo Photo Credit: Stephanie Porter. Credit: Stephanie Porter. 38 Graffiti wall at the back of the Woodstock Art Gallery building. Photo Credit: Trish Roberts, Custom Concept Photography. 27 449 Dundas Street Woodstock ON, N4S 1C2 519.539.6761 [email protected] woodstockartgallery.ca

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