This is an archived event from Culture Days 2022.
Images
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Participants and local dignitaries at the 2019 49th Annual Fall Art Show - Orangeville's historic Town Hall -
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The Eco Art journey of Del Foxton began as a result of wanting to do something about the mounds of paper and garden discards produced by her family. Photo by Judi Island -
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Donna Hosken displays paintings based on her indigenous roots - Photo by Judy Island -
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Genni Selby displayed her wonderful equestrian focussed artwork - Photo by Victoria Johansen
Orangeville Art Group 50th Annual Fall Art Show
In-person
Painting Visual artsDate and time
Location
Orangeville Town Hall
87 Broadway
Dufferin County, ON
Directions: The 50th Annual Orangeville Art Group Fall Art Show and Sale hosted in the Orangeville Town Hall Atrium, Orangeville, Ontario.
Access
Free.
Offered in English.
Wheelchair accessible.
About
The Orangeville Art Group is proud to present its 50th Fall Art Show and Sale - "Autumn Artistry". Artwork of local artists will be on display main floor in the Atrium - Orangeville Town Hall. Free admission to the public, all ages welcome with complete accessibility and free parking throughout the weekend just across the street.
Links
- Orangeville Art Group website orangevilleartgroup.com
- Orangeville Art Group email gmail.com
Organizer
Orangeville Art Group
The Orangeville Art Group (OAG) has a 60 year history of supporting artists and the arts in Orangeville and the Headwaters region.
The hallmark of the Orangeville Art Group is education and artistic development. We offer workshops, art talks, plein-air paint-ins, and shows to help our artists develop their skills and to display their work.
The vibrant community of around 100 artists represents all levels of skill and experience and a diversity of styles and media: 2-dimensional visual art in oil, acrylics, watercolour, photography, and mixed media; 3-dimensional art in jewelry, pottery and ceramics, sculpture, and fabric art.
We display and sell the work of our artists at local and regional venues and at exhibitions once or twice a year.