‘reflection with birches , autumn pond, divine lake’ was juried into the Canadian Society of Painters in Water Colour 92nd Open Water Exhibition Sept 19th – Oct 17th, 2017 John B. Aird Gallery, 900 Bay St., Toronto … Continue reading →
this weekend Sept 8 – 10, 2017 look for me at the Cabbagetown Arts & Crafts Festival / Riverdale Park at Sumach n Winchester, Toronto as well as having ‘autumn on the pond’ Juried … Continue reading →
Zarowsky at the Arts & Letters Club Fall Show, 14 Elm Street, Toronto Sept 2 -30th, 2017 autumn on the pond 48″ x 30″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed birch panel
Continue reading →curious day; we followed up after a gal contacted us who saw and liked one our paintings in an office at the Landmark Title of Racine, Inc. 719 Washington Avenue, Racine, WI 53403. and asked if they could send along … Continue reading →
august pond / worked out the largest water pattern as yet a 48″ x 48″ square and posted it before i worked out in my head whether or not i was satisfied with the result; it is everything i wanted … Continue reading →
\\\\\\\ Valerie Kent 8 hrs · Micheal Zarowsky featured at wwwcavanartgallery.com this is the Beaver Pond mixed media on wood panel. 16 x 16. 705 944 9444 Comments Ed Reliuga Again……Michael, you surprise me anew. You’ve literally … Continue reading →
Audrey at Art with Panache on London, has my works up on her walls / nine new pieces all original, unique and for sale. the top one is fog n horizon, bay of fundy, outside digby … Continue reading →
trail thru the pines 24″ x 24 watercolour painted directly on absorbent ground on gessoed birch panel Linda A Noel Michael is one of the best water colour artists in Toronto. Go and attend one of his shows, … Continue reading →
got a fun email today which made it worth while to repost the painting displayed at the Woodstock Art Gallery during their Visual Elements 59 Exhibition: Cathy Groulx [[email protected]] Thu 03/08/2017 1:03 PM [email protected] WAG painting Hi Micheal, I just … Continue reading →
birches literally cling along the north shore of the steep embankment of the black river just east of coopers falls; one let go and while still held to the shore by its roots was bobbing out in the silent swift … Continue reading →