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Postcards from Home An east coast heart painted on the canvas in the form of landscapes and seascapes. Jenn Thornhill Verma’s I’m-thinking-of-you and I-wish-you-were-here postcards from home.With newly painted outport scenes like ‘Pretty harbour’ (24hx18w) and ‘Day beam o’er the rocky height’ (24hx18w), as well as scenes from her latest Point Amour collection (Steeped in summer, sweep of tawny sand), this is a collection that can transport you to the places many Newfoundlanders and Labradorians love to call ‘downhome.’ On display October 26th to November 6th. Join us for the vernissage and meet the artist on Thursday, November 3rd from...

Candy coloured skies, lush florals, and lake views fill the walls for our August group exhibit, Summer Feeling. Visit the gallery to view this warm and remimiscent exhibit in person or find the full collection online under Featured - Exhibit.

The Italian Festival is back after a two year hiatus and we couldn't be more excited for it! In addition to amazing street entertainment, including the Ferrari Festival, Italian Car Parade, stilt walkers and more, we have a line up of fun activities at the gallery for you to enjoy. Friday 6pm-9pm: Collaborative Painting Event - Make your mark on our floral canvases which Kate Ryckman has started off for us. We'll have a big paint table and can't wait to see what we all create together! The piece will later be auctioned off for charity. Saturday 6pm-9pm: We've got...

Sa belle lumière: Lightscapes of Point Amour by Jenn Thornhill Verma Presented by Point Amour Lighthouse and Santini Gallery (runs summer 2022) The thin slab that is the Northern tip of Newfoundland is all that interrupts legions of blue under the domed roof of the lantern room. And yet, as dazzling as the horizon is, the light that shines from within the stone tower is even more brilliant. There, hundreds of pieces of cut glass intensify the beacon, casting its light far and wide. Sa belle lumière: Lightscapes of Point Amour is an expression of love for the light from within. Brushstrokes like cut glass...

Viviane Bergevin's newest collection explores abstracted landscapes, utilizing muted palettes and broad, sweeping texture. This series is an obvious contrast to her previous work which depicted defined, thinly layered mountains in vibrant hues. A Change of Perspective refers to both the difference in style seen in this series, but also the difference in how Viviane views landscape itself. The past few years have brought plenty of time outdoors, appreciating nature and our surroundings. In her new series we see a more contemplative, moody and transcendental version of her daily views.  On display June 9th - July 3rd. Join us for...