Art lovers can now find and connect with Muskoka’s diverse and vibrant art community all year long! Borrowing from the success of a similar trail in British Columbia, artist Bonnie Bews and her organizing committee have drawn together 67 artists for this exciting new venture. ARTrail Muskoka provides a brochure and map showing the locations of participating artist studios and artist-run galleries. While each artist operates independent hours, when you see a purple banner, you know the artist is open for business.
705-205-0119
[email protected]
www.artrailmuskoka.ca
Margo’s innovative art draws inspiration from her beautiful English gardens. Her award-winning watercolour paintings reflect a serene yet radiant vitality through the use of colour and movement. Margo’s ‘Art for the Outdoors’ is produced with the home or cottage in mind. Impervious to moisture, these paintings are suitable for Muskoka rooms, boathouses, spas, and gardens, keeping the beauty of our spring and summer blossoms alive year-round.
Bramblewood Studio • 1235 Sparrow Lake Route D, Kilworthy, ON
705-689-0664 • [email protected] • www.bramblewoodstudio.com
Susan Gosevitz is an award-winning visual artist and a painter of nature. She is an elected member of the Ontario Society of Artists and the Society of Canadian Artists and is a signature member of Artists for Conservation. Susan finds her inspiration in the beauty that surrounds her in Muskoka, painting scenes that are serene and calm.
Susan says, “My art is defined by nature, including land, water, and wildlife. I have a deep respect for the natural world and the wildlife that lives within it. Promoting conservation awareness through artistic expression is my gift to nature.” Commissions welcomed.
Loon Studio
4A Peacock Rd., Rosseau, ON – by appointment
[email protected] • 416.930.1892
www.susangosevitz.com
Leslie is a self-taught basket weaver who blends the patterns of traditional fabric weaving into her art. She loves the rhythmic process of weaving over and under, and through her use of colour and different materials—such as driftwood, ceramics, and botanicals—she produces extraordinary baskets, inspired by tradition but completely one of a kind.
Leslie gets her greatest satisfaction from making an item that is useful, but that is also beautiful, wonderful to touch, and fabulous to use.
Leslie Songer Terry
Arts at the Albion
100 Muskoka Road North Gravenhurst, ON
705-687-9165
[email protected]
www.artsatthealbion.com
