Taking place in the upper studio of the Bread Gallery every Tuesday and Thursday between 10am and 2pm, the Hants County Arts Council is happy announce the relaunch of their weekly Painting and Fibre/Knitting Circles, a collaboration made possible through support from the ArtsVest program.
These drop-in sessions are open to the public and there is no fee to participate.
Please feel free to share this information with anyone who you think may be interested.
Activities begin February 10th with our first Painting Circle of the year, hopefully we will see some of you out to take part!
Monday, 9 February 2015
Monday, 26 January 2015
Hants County Arts Council's 4th Annual End of Winter Group Show
Continuing at the Bread Gallery until March 29th, this showcase features a variety of paintings, sculpture, fibre art, carvings and folk art.
2015 Participating Artists:
Will Cooper
Gail Davis
Brian Fraser
Terrie Greencorn
Nick Haentjens
Lynn Johnson
Jean Lohnes
Rose Marie MacDonald
Tacha Reed
Elizabeth Robinson
Sue Robinson
Al Simm
Jim Tracey
Dora Warren Davis
Yoko White
The Bread Gallery,
7778 Highway 14, Brooklyn, Hants County
(902) 757-3377
http://www.breadgallery.blogspot.ca/
Friday, 14 November 2014
Long Winter Nights, A Group Show
Please join us Thursday December 4th at 5pm for the opening reception of Long Winter Nights, a Group Show.
With works ranging from metal sculptures, photography, jewellery, wooden folk art carvings, pottery, pastels, paintings and fibre art, you will no doubt find the perfect present among this year’s collection of work by 18 local artists.
As in past years, this holiday season we will be opening up both levels of the gallery with smaller works, $250 or less, on display downstairs, and the larger and more substantial pieces on show in the studio.
Featured Artists:
Sandra Aucoin, Shelley Dauphinee, Gail Davis, Greg Dickie, Charles Doucette, Jaki Durocher, Terrie Greencorn, Karen Harvie, G.A. Jank, Lynn Johnson, Robin Jones, Julia McCarthy, Carol Morrison, Tacha Reed, Elizabeth Robinson, Pauline Sullivan, Jim Tracey and Colleen Underwood.
Show continues until January 25th, 2015
The Bread Gallery
7778 Highway 14
Brooklyn, Hants County
(902) 757-3377
http://breadgallery.blogspot.ca/
Tuesday, 14 October 2014
Opening at the Bread Gallery: Kelly Mitchelmore, Ann Whalen and Tacha Reed
New works by painters Kelly Mitchelmore and Ann Whalen and fibre artist Tacha Reed; inspired by the landscape of Hants County.
Opening reception Saturday October 18th, 5pm-7pm. The Bread Gallery, 7778 Highway 14 Brooklyn, Hants Co. (9020 757-3377
Show continues until November 30th.
Tuesday, 2 September 2014
Hodge Podge, a Group Show

Hodge Podge, A Group Show.
September 5th - October 12th, 2014
...
Featuring work by:
Blair Brown - Metal Sculpture
Carlos DaRosa - Painting
Gail Davis - Painting
Charles Doucet - Photography
John Geddes - Photography
Jo-Ann Shaw - Sculpture
Jim Tracey - Wooden Carving
Colleen Underwood - Encaustic
Rena Waters - Painting
Please join us for the opening Sept 5th, 6-8pm
The Bread Gallery
7778 Highway #14
Brooklyn, Hants County
(902) 757-3377
Hours of Operation:
Tues - Fri 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm
Closed Monday
September 5th - October 12th, 2014
...
Featuring work by:
Blair Brown - Metal Sculpture
Carlos DaRosa - Painting
Gail Davis - Painting
Charles Doucet - Photography
John Geddes - Photography
Jo-Ann Shaw - Sculpture
Jim Tracey - Wooden Carving
Colleen Underwood - Encaustic
Rena Waters - Painting
Please join us for the opening Sept 5th, 6-8pm
The Bread Gallery
7778 Highway #14
Brooklyn, Hants County
(902) 757-3377
Hours of Operation:
Tues - Fri 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm
Closed Monday
Thursday, 26 June 2014
Wednesday, 21 May 2014
Quirky Characters, the Folksy Show!

Please join us Friday May 30th at 6pm for the opening reception of this show dedicated to Quirky Characters.
Featuring paintings by Bev Whalen, metal sculpture by creative team Steve Veinot and Nikki Allen and wooden folk art by Jim Tracey.
Show continues until July 6th.
Jim Tracey's quirky sense of humour and love of bright colour is what brings life to each one of his creation. Incorporating reclaimed wood from old barns and driftwood from local beaches, Jim's work often seems to tell a story. His creations vary from small functional pieces such as birdhouses, 3-dimensional framed wall hangings and small tabletop carvings, to eight-foot high funky birds that belong outside in your garden.
Scraps of wood, iron, glass, leather, silverware and other collectibles are brought to life by the imaginations of Steve Veinot and his partner Nikki Allen. Each piece is constructed from various recycled materials; pieces of our heritage that have been left behind by time have been salvaged and re-imagined into one of a kind whimsical “Pieces of the Past” sculptures.
Born and raised in Nova Scotia, Bev Whalen is a self taught artist. As a child her passion was drawing, but she gave it up soon after high school to get married and start a family. It wasn't until moving from Halifax to the west end of the Annapolis Valley, two and a half years ago, that she began painting again. To her surprise local galleries were interested in her work and it wasn't long before she sold her first creation, a painting of a dog wearing a dress. Today, Bev paints daily working in acrylics, creating whimsical and often humorous pieces inspired by her dreams, people and animals in her life.
Show continues until July 6th.
Jim Tracey's quirky sense of humour and love of bright colour is what brings life to each one of his creation. Incorporating reclaimed wood from old barns and driftwood from local beaches, Jim's work often seems to tell a story. His creations vary from small functional pieces such as birdhouses, 3-dimensional framed wall hangings and small tabletop carvings, to eight-foot high funky birds that belong outside in your garden.
Scraps of wood, iron, glass, leather, silverware and other collectibles are brought to life by the imaginations of Steve Veinot and his partner Nikki Allen. Each piece is constructed from various recycled materials; pieces of our heritage that have been left behind by time have been salvaged and re-imagined into one of a kind whimsical “Pieces of the Past” sculptures.
Born and raised in Nova Scotia, Bev Whalen is a self taught artist. As a child her passion was drawing, but she gave it up soon after high school to get married and start a family. It wasn't until moving from Halifax to the west end of the Annapolis Valley, two and a half years ago, that she began painting again. To her surprise local galleries were interested in her work and it wasn't long before she sold her first creation, a painting of a dog wearing a dress. Today, Bev paints daily working in acrylics, creating whimsical and often humorous pieces inspired by her dreams, people and animals in her life.
The Bread Gallery, 7778 Highway 14, Brooklyn, Hants Co., NS
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