Art Mad is a fellowship of artists working in various media who gather at Stittsville Public Library for shared studio space on Friday afternoons from September until June. We do not offer lessons or supplies but enjoy creating art and sharing ideas on our own works. New members are always welcome, space permitting, so if you are interested in joining us in 2024/25, please contact Linda at 613 883-7026 or Maggie at 613 836-8292.
A plein air is arranged for July 18th and there will be another in August before we re-start the Fall Library Art Group meetings on Friday 5th September.
Spring Session April 11 to June 20 2025
It was good to have everyone back for the Spring session. We celebrated the completion of a a successful 2024/25 year with a lunch at the excellent Brews and Blues cafe on Stittsville Main Street.
The group outside the Brews and Blues cafe, Stittsville
The display will run to Friday 28th March.
If you visit the show at the library, please sign our comment book. The show is already receiving a good lot of positive comments!
We had an early start on Friday January 3rd and have been busy since then preparing for display on the Stittsville Public Library Art Wall for the month of March.
We have a new and exciting addition to the blog - each month, the work of a group member will be featured. See the link under the Artist of the Month heading on the right of the web page.
Our show is now on display until the end of September – twenty great works of art in total
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The hanging team in front of one of three wall displays From left to right: Natalie, Maggie, Linda and Paul |
Upcoming Art Show: at Munster Library, throughout September – please come visit, and enjoy our latest art work!
(Munster Library hours are: Mon/Wed 10am – 3pm, Tues/Thurs 3pm – 8pm, Sat 10am – 2pm, Fri/Sun Closed.)
24th August: Plein Air, Richmond
This month’s plein air took place
at a dairy farm in Richmond, where we were hosted by Sara’s niece.
It proved a very successful visit, starting with a tour of the farm
and providing a variety of subjects to paint.
The Turkish restaurant in Richmond provided an interesting menu and excellent service.
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