I am excited to be a part of 11th International Print Exhibition and Exchange at PROOF Studio Gallery located in beautiful Distillery District in Toronto www.proofstudiogallery.com The opening reception is this Saturday January 28th from 12 till 6pm.
The show is called Year of the Dragon and it travels from February to the end of April.
The Year of the Dragon is displayed at:
PROOF Studio Gallery
OCADU (Ontario College of Art & Design University)
Ottawa School of Art
Muskoka Art Place Gallery
http://www.facebook.com/pages/PROOF-Studio-Gallery/25901906023
I had such a great time teaching Watercolour art classes at Clarenville Library this summer. What a talented group of artists I had a chance to meet. Students will be presenting their art at a group exhibit This October 4th 2011.
Artist Anastasia Tiller will talk about history of Florence and its artistic and cultural development from roman times 59 BC till the creation of Italian state in 1860. Images will be shown of architecture and visual arts accompanied by renaissance music.
Talk will be dedicated to Renaissance and Humanism.
The aim of this talk is to spark the conversation. People will be encouraged to share their own experiences travelling to Florence and other parts of Europe.
Surly most people are familiar with florentine history but it’s nice to refresh the memory and step back in time
I am so excited to present my new artwork at the outdoor art exhibition held by Haydon Community Hall as a part of “The Art of Country Living” Family adventure tour promoted by Durham Tourism.
http://theartofcountryliving.blogspot.com/
- FREE art history talk July 27 at Clarenville Public Library
Artist Anastasia Tiller will talk about history of Florence and its artistic and cultural development from roman times 59 BC till the creation of Italian state in 1860. Images will be shown of architecture and visual arts accompanied by renaissance music.
Talk will be dedicated to Renaissance and Humanism.
The aim of this talk is to spark the conversation. People will be encouraged to share their own experiences travelling to florence and other parts of europe.
Surly most people are familiar with florentine history but it’s nice to refresh the memory and step back in time.
- Beginners watercolour classes offered August 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 and September 7,14,21,28 6:30 till 8:30.
To register: nikaefferlife@hotmail.com
Library tel. 709.466.7634
Address:
Clarenville Public Library
98 Manitoba Drive
Clarenville
A5A 1K7
Directions:
The driveway to the library is located on Manitoba Drive between the traffic lights on Thompson Street and the traffic lights on Memorial Drive, directly across from Cabot Pharmasave and Medical Arts Clinic
I am so excited that Dange St. Romain, France had chosen my design to print on their envelopes.
FREE Watercolour workshop at Clarenville Public Library
August 4, 6:30 till 8:30
Presented by artist Anastasia Tiller
Beginners watercolour classes offered August 11,18,25 and September1, 6:30 till 8:30
To register: nikaefferlife@hotmail.com
Library tel. 709.466.7634
Address:
Clarenville Public Library
98 Manitoba Drive
Clarenville
A5A 1K7
Directions:
The driveway to the library is located on Manitoba Drive between the traffic lights on Thompson Street and the traffic lights on Memorial Drive, directly across from Cabot Pharmasave and Medical Arts Clinic
Jean-Michel Bowmanville, July 06, 2009
Artspace on the Mezzanine Bowmanville Branch of the Clarington Public Library
Through July, Anastasia Tiller’s Tapestry of Sentiment is featured at ‘Artspace on the Mezzanine’ at the Bowmanville branch of the Clarington Public Library. Moving to Canada eight years ago from Moscow where she earned her Masters Degree in International Commercial Law, Tiller most enjoys experimenting with different mediums, different textures and different styles. Mixed media, such as her woven images featured at ‘Artspace on the Mezzanine’ wherein she weaves artefacts from her many travels, allow her freedom of expression, more room to be inventive and to be truthful in her art. Tiller writes in her artist’s statement: “Modern Art is my inspiration. I feel that in this century, borders dividing different art forms are broken. More often, you could see merging and mixture of different art forms. We are in this exciting age of complete freedom of expression where everything is possible…. Modern Art is a fiesta of ideas. The age of technology influenced art immensely [and] I am extremely curious to see what lies ahead and am glad to have such a large spectrum of sources available to me to create art.” The exhibition runs from July 1 to July 31.
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