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Canadian Woodstock Killarney Provincial Park Celebration

Posted on September 29, 2014 by Pierre AJ Sabourin

Posted in Artwork, Available Art Work, En Plein Air, Events, Exhibits, Following Footsteps, French River Provincial Park, Galleries, Group of Seven, Group of Seven Symposium of the Arts, Killarney Provincial Park, Memoirs, Music, News, Research, The Canadian Woodstock, Workshops | Tagged 5oth Anniversary celebration, A Y Jackson, Aboriginal artists, acrylic Paintings, AGS Art Gallery Of Sudbury, AJ Casson, AJ Casson Peak, Andre La Pine, Andy Lowe, Art Gallery of Alberta, Arthur Lismer, Artwork, Avalon Eco Resort, AY Jackson lake, Baie Fine, Bert Weir, Bill and Sheila Riat, Brenda Muller, Brian Ateyo, Canadian artists, Canadian heritage, Canadian WoodStock, Carman Munroe, Carole Rodrigue, Charlie Rapsky, Christie Smith, Dan Hebert, Danielle Gardner, DeSerres, Dianne Kuzinar, Ed Bartram, Fall foliage, Ferring Canada, Festival of the Seven, Footsteps of the Group of seven, Frank Polson, Franklin Carmichael, Frederick Varley, French River Cultural Industries Council, Friends of killarney Park, Georgian Bay, Georgian Bay Tourism, Glenn and Laurel Fuller, Gordon Drysdale, Grace lake, Gravenhurst, Greenpeace Canada, Gregory Tremblay, Group of Seven, Group of Seven symposium of the Arts, Hartley Bay Marine, Indian Head, james simon Mishibinijima, Jean Jacques Quivogne, Jim and Sue Waddington, Jim Morlock, Joachim Gauthier, John Stopciati, Jon Butler, JonesE live bait, Josh Kakagamick, Josh Peltier, Joshua Willoughby, Ken Ben, Killarney Bay, killarney Channel, Killarney Mountain lodge, Killarney Mountain lodge Art Show, Killarney Outfitters, Killarney Provincial Park, La cloche art History, La Cloche Mountains, Lawren Harris, Leland Bell, Manitoulin District, Manitoulin Island, Marlies Schoenefeld, Marroosis Art Centre, Mcgr, Mcgregor Bay, McMichael Canadian Art Collection, Micheal Cy Cywink, National Gallery, Noelville, North Bay Ontario, North Channel, Norval Morrisseau, oil paintings, Okeechobee Lodge, Ontario Parks, OSA Lake, Owen Sound, Parry Sound, Pastel, Patrica Watson, Paul Smith, Photography, Pierre Aj Sabourin, Richard and Sandy Gladden, Rob Stimpson, Rob Zeer, Ron Smid Canada Collection, Rui Lopes, sculpture, Sportsman's Resort and Marina, Steve Snake, Sudbury, Sudbury Arts, Sudbury Visual Artists, Sunset Rock, Train Trailers, Widgawa lodge, Wikwemikong, Willisville Mountain Project, WWI 100 year Anniversary | Leave a comment

The Canadian Woodstock

Posted on August 20, 2014 by Pierre AJ Sabourin

VideoProduction and Editing by Gregory Tremblay

Posted in Artwork, En Plein Air, Events, Exhibits, Following Footsteps, Group of Seven, Group of Seven Symposium of the Arts, Killarney Provincial Park, Memoirs, News, Research | Tagged 50th anniversary killarney, AGS Art Gallery Of Sudbury, AJ Casson, Andre LaPine, Andy Lowe, Annibelle and Mauri East, art, art education, art history, Arthur Lismer, artist in Residence, AY Jackson, AY Jackson lake, Baie Fine, Bill and Sheila Riat, Brenda Muller, Burt Weir, Canadian Art History, Canadian heritage, Canadian School of Painting, culture, DeSerres, En plein air, Ferring Pharmaceutical of Switzerland, Festival of the Seven, Franklin Carmichael, French River Cultural Industries Council, Friends of killarney Park, Georgian Bay, Glenn and Laurel Fuller, Greenpeace Canada, Gregory Tremblay Video production, Group of Seven, Group of Seven symposium of the Arts, james Mishibinijima, Jim and Sue Waddington, Jim Byers Travel Blog, Joachim Gauthier, Jon Butler, joseph Rosendo' travel scope, Killarney Mountain lodge, Killarney provinci, Killarney Provincial Park, LaCloche Mountains, Lake Topaz, Marlies Schoenefeld, Marroosis Art Centre, McMichael Canadian Art Collection, Municipality of Killarney, Norval Morrisseau, Okeechobee Lodge, Ontario, Ontario Society of Artists, Ontario Tourism, OSA Lake, Pierre A J Sabourin, Quivogne North America, Richard Gladden, Rob Zeer, Ron Smid Canada Collection, Sportsman;s Inn Resort and Marina, Sudbury Ontario, The Canadian Woodstock, Tom Smart Curator, Wikwemikong, Willisville Mountain Project | Leave a comment

Canada 151……..It was the beginning of a new world

Posted on March 1, 2014 by Pierre AJ Sabourin

Battle of Artois Battle of Hill Battle of Loos Battle of Passchendaele Battle of the Somme Battle of Verdun Battle of Vimy Ridge Battle(s) of Ypres 60,661 Dead and a nation of wounded. Canada created Independent and Sovereign Group … Continue reading →

Posted in Art Education, Canada, Canadian Art History, Canadian School of Painting, Education, En Plein Air, Group of Seven, Killarney, Killarney Provincial Park, Memoirs, News, Pierre AJ sabourin, Research, The Canadian Woodstock | Tagged AJ Casson, all gave some some gave all, Andre LaPine, AY Jackson, Battle of Hill, Battle of the Somme, Battle of Verdun, Battles of Ypres, Canada 150, canadian armed forces WWI, Canadian Art History, Canadian heritage, Canadian History, Canadian School of Painting, Canadian WoodStock, Defiant Spirits, footseps of the Group of seven, Franklin Carmichael, Frederick Varley, Greenpeace Canada, Group of Seven, Group of Seven symposium of the Arts, Killarney Mountain lodge, Killarney Provincial Park, La Cloche Mountains, Lawren Harris, Manitoulin District, Manitoulin Island, never forget, Passchendaele, Ross King, Sudbury History, Vimy Ridge | 1 Comment

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