The South Delta Artists Guild is thrilled to announce its newest exhibition, Spring has Sprung, running April 5 to May 5 at Gallery 1710 in Tsawwassen.
As the season of renewal unfolds, the guild invites art enthusiasts to immerse themselves in a symphony of colour and vitality depicted by local talents. Every Friday through Sunday, patrons can stroll through the gallery’s halls, basking in the radiant artworks that celebrate the awakening of nature and the vibrancy of springtime.
An exciting highlight of the exhibition is a special demonstration by acclaimed artist Rod Winning on Saturday, April 6. Renowned for his mastery of technique and interpretation of landscapes, Winning’s live demonstration promises to offer invaluable insights into the artistic process, captivating attendees with his skillful brushwork and creative vision. This unique opportunity allows visitors to witness a master at work and gain a deeper appreciation for the artistry behind each piece in the Spring has Sprung collection.
In addition to enjoying the stunning displays, patrons are invited to participate in the guild’s juried Oil and Water Competition. Artists are encouraged to submit their finest oil and watercolor compositions, with the deadline for entries May 4. Download a prospectus at www.southdeltaartistsguild.com.
This esteemed competition not only provides a platform for local artists to showcase their talent, but also offers the chance to be recognized and celebrated within the artistic community. Don’t miss the chance to experience the beauty of spring through the eyes of talented artists and engage in the excitement of the Oil and Water Competition at the South Delta Artists Guild.
