SHARON NIX - Art Exhibition
April 27-29, 2012
Born in Newfoundland, Nix has come to express her art later in life. With a cool hand and passionate heart she captures the vivid colours in oil and the many nuances of people from all walks of life, and vistas from around the world.
Nix lives on Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada with her husband Paul, and her standard red poodle, Willow. They have three children who live in Canada and the USA.
Sharon’s entire body of work and bio can be viewed at her website link
Opening Reception : Meet the Artist : Friday April 27, 6-9pm
Open Saturday April 28, 12-5pm
Saturday Afternoon FREE Musical Performance 2-3pm: Jazz Duo with Kyle MacDonald & Sarah Budden
Open Sunday April 29, 12-5pm, Artist Interactive Demonstration at 2-3pm
DEMONSTRATION details:
Sharon is going to talk about the colour wheel with primary, complimentary and tertiary colours and explain how adding black, white and complimentary colours change the colour. The audience will consider and guess which demo sample has black etc. added to it. Then, Sharon will do a colour mixing demo and have some audience members up front trying to duplicate the colour she has already made in her studio. Should be fun!! Come and try out your hand at art!
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Ahh, Come On Mom
Oil on Canvas
30 x 36 $2800
Sharon Nix
Grasses #6
Oil on Canvas
20 x 24 $1000
Sharon Nix
Hurry Up
Oil on Canvas
30 x 36 $2800
Sharon Nix
Skies Over Blue Mountain
Oil on Canvas
20 x 30 $1000
Sharon Nix
Receding Storm
Oil on Canvas
18 x 18 $1200
Sharon Nix
Sharon Nix's exhibit prior to opening.
Sharon Nix's Exhibit prior to opening.
Sharon Nix Art Reception at CLAUSTRO April 27, 2012.
Sharon Nix Art Reception at CLAUSTRO.
Sharon Nix Art Reception at CLAUSTRO.
Sharon Nix getting ready for her demonstration at CLAUSTRO April 29, 2012.
Artist Sharon Nix brought in the first painting she accomplished entitled Maude.
Stu Leggett introducing Sharon Nix for her demonstration.
Sharon Nix discussing the colour wheel and colour mixing with participants.
The colour black now accomplished, let's try to create a painting of emotion using colour.
