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From a Different Angle

1/18/2018

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SCUGOG: Stretch your artistic perspective and explore the beauty of the abstract in the upcoming shared exhibit "From a Different Angle" by Eric Rosser and Phil Wooding. The opening Reception will begin Saturday, February 3rd, 2018 at 2 pm. The show will run February 3rd – March 1st, 2018 in the Kent Farndale Gallery in the Scugog Memorial Public Library at 231 Water Street in Port Perry.

Eric Rosser and Phil Wooding are local Port Perry artists who have collaborated before in the 2007 Farndale Gallery exhibition ‘Two Views’. Using two different media, they explore the creativity that evolves through abstract and geometrical designs. The end result is art that is both spiritual and universal.

The Kent Farndale Gallery is open 7 days a week during library hours. Please call 905-985-7686 for more information.
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Kick off the new year with a photo exhibit at The Kent Farndale Gallery

1/4/2018

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SCUGOG: The Kent Farndale Gallery will kick off the new year with a fascinating photographic exhibition “Through the Eyes of Durdy Bayramov: Turkmen Village Life 1960s-80s”. The Opening Reception will begin Saturday, January 6th, 2018 at 2 p.m. The show will run January 6th to February 1st in the Kent Farndale Gallery in the Scugog Memorial Public Library at 231 Water Street, in Port Perry.

Durdy Bayramov (1938-2014) was raised as an orphan in Soviet Turkmenistan but rose to become widely recognized as one of Eurasia’s preeminent artists.  During a prolific career that spanned nearly six decades, Bayramov created more than 5000 artworks, many of which were acquired by prominent museums around the world.  

Bayramov settled in Toronto, where the Durdy Bayramov Art Foundation maintains a permanent gallery of his work on Bayview Avenue.

After Bayramov’s passing, the foundation began to archive his collections, discovering boxes of undeveloped films containing rare photographs of Turkmen villages taken from the period of the 1960s through the 1980s.  

Through the Eyes of Durdy Bayramov: Turkmen Village Life 1960s-80s is a collection of 40 of the most intriguing of the artist’s photographs, capturing traditional village practices as they were carried out. In addition to the fascinating historical potential of these photographs, the images are aesthetically pleasing and capture stunning moments of uninhibited human activity.

The Kent Farndale Gallery is open 7 days a week during library hours. Please call 905-985-7686 for more information.

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