after a weekend walk thru the fire that is a studio tour, got a refreshingly exciting email this morning from Ona Kingdom letting me know my venice painting itself made it thru the fire that is the jurying process….. Dear … Continue reading →
Marion send over pics of the work all set up and ready for the weekend show. thanks Marion. i never seem to get around to photo-ing any show we are in . Lake Sugog Studio Tour on … Continue reading →
Lake Scugog Studio Tour Site 16 takes you to Port Perry & the Studio of Marion Meyers & her guests Bill Reddick & Micheal Zarowsky 318 McDonald Street, Port Perry, ON Saturday May 5th & Sunday May 6th, 2018 10 … Continue reading →
small winter / magical experiences / all paintings are watercolour / acrylic / painted directly on absorbent ground on gessoed birch panel new snowfall for a new pine 8 12″ x 12″ … Continue reading →
Do you need an uplifting splash of colour during these overcast days? Micheal Zarowsky’s solo exhibition at the Chapel Gallery will brighten your day. Step into the gallery and become embraced by every colour and hue imaginable. “Never one to … Continue reading →
Hilary Clark Cole shared your post. dan lake / beaver pond inlet connecting to dan lake / bare tree trunks in the water have bird houses nailed high up / how? / look impossible to climb without tipping / anyways … Continue reading →
Join us at the Kingsway – Lambton Fundraiser 10 am to 4 pm, April 7th, 2018 at 85 The kingsway, Toronto … Continue reading →
MUST see show on right now at Chapel Gallery in Bracebridge. Don’t let the cool wintry card fool you, inside is a delicate riot of colour, images online do not do it justice. I’ve posted a link in the comments … Continue reading →
Received an Email from Shelley Newman, letting me know i have been elected a member in the Colour and Form Society. Dear Micheal, Our jury process is complete and I am very pleased to inform you that your application for … Continue reading →
along a rock cut on a stretch of hwy 28 around eels creek a bunch of new pines growing in and among the rocks, pulling them back from being visually obvious, reclaiming them into the natural landscape. New snowfall for … Continue reading →