FEATURE SHOW
“Where the Light Stays”
A Collection by Theresa Eisenbarth
OPENING RECEPTION
September 18th 5-8pm, 2026
Artist talk 7pm
Join us for an evening of Appetizers & Refreshments
Show runs until October 18th, 2026
A collection that brings together a body of work shaped by years of observing the cities parks, coulees, river valleys and surrounding prairie.
Moving through familiar spaces- canola fields, open skies, and well known local viewpoints - the paintings reflect shifting light, season and memory.
Rooted in an ongoing relationship to place, the work explores how landscape is experienced over time, where observation and memory meet.
“What it means to create work that feels like home”
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Purchase inquiries please contact the gallery directly
“What the Sky Holds” 16 × 12” Oil on wood
$575 (+GST and shipping)
“What the Garden Keeps” 16× 12” Oil on wood
$575 (+GST and shipping)
“Held in the Last Light” 16 × 12” Oil on wood
$575 (+GST and shipping)
“The Way Home” 18 × 14” Oil on wood
$720 (+GST and shipping)
“What Grows Between” 16 × 12” Oil on wood
$575 (+GST and shipping)
“Where Summer Stays” 18 × 18” Oil on wood
$891 (+GST and shipping)
“Private Window” 16 × 12” Oil on wood
$575 (+GST and shipping)
“Generous Summer” 48 × 48” Oil on wood
$6,106 (+GST and shipping)
“God’s Place” 16 × 12” Oil on wood
$575 (+GST and shipping)
“Abundance” 16 × 12” Oil on wood
$575 (+GST and shipping)
“Windmill Garden Centre” 18 × 14” Oil on wood
$720 (+GST and shipping)
“House on the Hill” 16 × 20” Oil on wood
$912 (+GST and shipping)
FEATURE SHOW
“Adorn the Day”
A Copper Hat Collection by Erin Stelmaschuk Biegel
OPENING RECEPTION
July 17th 5-8pm, 2026
Join us for an evening of Appetizers & Refreshments
Erin has been working with Copper for over 25 years!
This departure to creating on western hats a few years ago has let her stretch her vision and affect the medium of copper without completely changing . All the while making a demand on her capacity and expecting more of her studio practice.
The copper adorned hats are often twofold, purely sculptural works of art and also wearable creations.
“Sometimes the nicest thing to do with a hat, is just look at it”
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Erin’s process of copper tooling is labour intensive and demanding. These rubbings are created as part of her process from tooled copper pieces as a way to record her creations, consider composition or as a piece of art themselves. Such as these six pieces from her “Adorn the Day” collection reminding Erin of architectural details captured in passing.
Copper Rubbings (x6)
15x12” framed
$265 each
Chinagraph Pencil rubbing on drawing paper
Stained, solid wood frame with rounded corners, white acid free matt, under glass
Rubbing from “By the Side of the Road”
Sold.
Rubbing from “Big, Black Bart”
Rubbing from “Brown Eyed Girl”
Sold.
Rubbing from “Renegade”
Rubbing from “Alberta Wild Rose for a Lady” #1
Rubbing from “Alberta Wild Rose for a Lady “ #2
“Lonesome Dove”
Prairie Wind Hatworks 50% beaver
Copper
$750
Sold.
“Big Black Bart”
Vintage Wrangler 4x Beaver
Copper
$715
Sold.
“By the Side of the Road”
Sz 6 3/4 Smithbilt, light grey
Copper, Acrylic
$1200
Sold.
“She Required Something More”
MHT 3X beaver, black, Vintage
Sz 6 3/4”
Copper, acrylic
$1200
“Alberta Wild Rose for a Lady”
Vintage Eatons, navy blue
Copper, acrylic
$850
“I’m Having Daydreams”
Sz 7 full wool Smithbilt, Hunter Green
Copper
$1200
“Renegade”
Twister Sz M, chocolate brown
Copper, acrylic
$1200
Sold.