Annual Juried Exhibition 2020

Past Exhibition

Dates

Open
March 7, 2020 - February 12, 2021

Location

Latcham Art Centre - 2 Park Dr, Whitchurch-Stouffville

Admission

Free

Overview

Featured Artists: Artist(s): Alexandrea Nicholas-Jennings, Allan O’Marra, Andrew Cripps, Bob Tunnoch, Brandon Latcham, David Samila, Diana Hillman, Dianne Green, Edward Falkenberg, Emma Enright, Eva Folks, Gralyna Tonkiel, Heather Wheldrake, Heidi McKenzie, Hilary Hung, Jane Bowen, Joanna Strong, Judy Sherman, Julia Eldridge, Julia Katrina, Kelly Kirkham, Kim Brett, Lo Scott, Margit Sampogna, Petar Boskovic, Peter Adams, Ronald Regamey, Sara Shields, Sharron Corrigan Forrest, Sheila Chazarian, Sherry Park, Teri Donovan

This year we received submissions from 170 artists totaling 300 individual works. This exhibition features 33 artworks by 32 artists that tackle a variety of subject matter, styles and art-making approaches.

Curator: Alexandra Hartstone Jurors: Noor Alé, Martin Pearce, Stephanie Porter

Exhibition Highlights

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Past Exhibition