Nature of Durham Region Art Project
Posted
on Oct 03, 2014
Artist Martha Weber and photographer Andris Piebalgs combine abstract-surrealist art and photography to explore the intersection of spiritual experience with rational inquiry that forms the meaning, myth and metaphor of our modern existence.
The Cross Roads Art Gallery opened its doors on July 4, 2014 in beautiful downtown Cannington, Ontario at 23 Laidlaw Street North. The opening exhibit includes some works from Emerging Moment, our recent show at the Twist Gallery in Toronto which explored the subconscious mind.
Along with wall hung paintings and photographic prints the exhibit uses multimedia technology to enhance your experience in a new, unique way.
Now our new project celebrating The Nature of Durham Region is underway. We are exploring the beauty and special places of the Region through the use of very high resolution fine art photography.
However, we want this to be far more than just our vision. So we invite you to participate in this Project by telling us about a favourite public place in the Region that you find particularly meaningful.
The Cross Roads Art Gallery opened its doors on July 4, 2014 in beautiful downtown Cannington, Ontario at 23 Laidlaw Street North. The opening exhibit includes some works from Emerging Moment, our recent show at the Twist Gallery in Toronto which explored the subconscious mind.
Along with wall hung paintings and photographic prints the exhibit uses multimedia technology to enhance your experience in a new, unique way.
Now our new project celebrating The Nature of Durham Region is underway. We are exploring the beauty and special places of the Region through the use of very high resolution fine art photography.
However, we want this to be far more than just our vision. So we invite you to participate in this Project by telling us about a favourite public place in the Region that you find particularly meaningful.