NEWS FROM JUSTINE KERR
2012:
Justine Kerr is having a sale of her paintings & stone carvings:
March: Toronto
2011:Justine experienced magical Europe for the month of April visiting Hungary & Vienna-oohhhh so exciting!
Justine is teaching felt workshops: check it out-"Workshops In Felting"
2010:Interview with Haligonia.ca- Justine showed her painting, "He's On My Mind & In MY Heart" at the ROM, Toronto in October in a Group Show, Touched By Fire.
2012:
Justine Kerr is having a sale of her paintings & stone carvings:
March: Toronto
2011:Justine experienced magical Europe for the month of April visiting Hungary & Vienna-oohhhh so exciting!
Justine is teaching felt workshops: check it out-"Workshops In Felting"
2010:Interview with Haligonia.ca- Justine showed her painting, "He's On My Mind & In MY Heart" at the ROM, Toronto in October in a Group Show, Touched By Fire.
2009: The Nova Scotia Art Bank has purchased Justine's mixed media painting, "Temptation" ( Upper Left).
2008: The Nova Scotia Art Bank purchased one of Justine's stone carvings, "Divine Mother" and a felt picture, "Sunflowers on Dark Blue". (Below)
2008: The Nova Scotia Art Bank purchased one of Justine's stone carvings, "Divine Mother" and a felt picture, "Sunflowers on Dark Blue". (Below)
Justine's work was part of an exhibition in Halifax at Mary E. Black gallery April 16th 2008.
2007: Justine visited Fes, Morocco, for two months during the winter of 2007 on an artist's retreat to carve stone. It was an exhilarating experience for her to be carving stone on a terrace overlooking the Medina with its pallid ochre terrace tops, laundry lines, children playing simply and intermittent calls from the Mosque requesting everyone's attention to prayer. Pigeons cooed lovingly, watching from the walls above with the sun beating down, and she was filled with gratitude for being able to experience time alone to focus only on herself and the stone.
2007: Justine visited Fes, Morocco, for two months during the winter of 2007 on an artist's retreat to carve stone. It was an exhilarating experience for her to be carving stone on a terrace overlooking the Medina with its pallid ochre terrace tops, laundry lines, children playing simply and intermittent calls from the Mosque requesting everyone's attention to prayer. Pigeons cooed lovingly, watching from the walls above with the sun beating down, and she was filled with gratitude for being able to experience time alone to focus only on herself and the stone.
