From the lush Himalayan foothills of Bhutan, to the bustling city of Kolkata (formerly Calcutta), the vibrant streets of Kathmandu, and the majestic fjords of Norway – Life’s journey has taken Milly to…
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Online award presentations are Thursday, October 22 at 7 p.m. youtube.com/c/OrangevilleCouncil 🥂👏🏻For over 60 years, the Orangeville Art Group (OAG) has been supporting artists and the arts in Orangeville and the Headwaters region. The not-for-profit organization is membership-based and is focused on education and artistic development. In addition to providing opportunities for its members to display and sell their works, OAG offers workshops and events to encourage skill development while building connections and support in the community. The OAG’s vibrant membership of 100 artists represents all levels of skill and experience as well as a diversity of styles and media such as two-dimensional visual art in oil, acrylics, watercolour, photography, and mixed media and three-dimensional art in jewelry, pottery and ceramics, sculpture, and fabric art. ![]()
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Congratulations to OAG for it's nomination for the Community Impact by an Organization award! Join us on Thursday, October 22 at 7 p.m. as we celebrate with an online award presentation. More details at orangeville.ca/ac-awards.![]()
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Congratulations!! Congratulations to the board and members of the Orangeville Art Group! The Town of Orangeville is delighted to inform OAG that your organization has been nominated for an Arts & Culture Award, presented by the Town of Orangeville. The nomination is for the "Community Impact by an Organization" award category. Special thanks to Katrina Lemire | Co-ordinator, Business, Tourism and Culture
Congratulations! Another talented artist - Michele Taras' painting brings an explosion of colour to a Kaycee Gardens utility box, Orangeville
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Congratulations!! OAG's Wendy Reid has been awarded commissions by the Town of Orangeville for her 16'x10' mural, "Becoming", for the Alder St. Arena walking track, and for "Dufferin Bovines" - a utility box cover. Both to be installed September 2020. Check out Wendy's journey for the awards at: buff.ly/2ElZ3jr and buff.ly/2QgaH23