News and Events

	A Note from the Director Welcome to the newest feature of our website. As the gallery grows, so too will the site, so be sure to check back often. "News and Events" will be a place to check for upcoming events, new work and interesting stories and articles about trees, forests, and the gallery. Your comments and feedback are always welcomed – feel free to send an email to trees@treesgallery.com.
	Contents: News Featured Artist On Line Exhibit TREE-mail Archives
	News June 15th, 2007 – One Year Anniversary of TREES Gallery! June 2007 - TREES Gallery artists Joan Skeet, Theresa Emberly, Ann Timmins, Julia Atkinson and Jacqueline Steudler at Covent Garden Fine Art Gallery. Spring/Summer 2007 – Artists Jacqueline Steudler (painting), Naomi Assenheim (jewellery), Barbara MacLean (painting, drawing), Ernest Cadegan (photography) and Dean Munroe (scultpure) join TREES gallery.
	Featured Artist Name: Naomi Assenheim Medium: Jewellery From: Georgetown, Ontario Growing up in Georgetown Ontario, Naomi began traveling the world at a young age. Her interests led her to a degree in Native Studies and Anthropology at Trent University. Her fascination with adornment and expression got the better of her in 2003 when she began studying carving and silverwork in Baffin Island, Nunavut, in the Canadian Arctic where she trained with renowned Inuit artist Matthew Nuqingaq. She then journeyed to Mexico, apprenticing Eugenio Morales, a famous silversmith in Chiapas. Naomi has created some very special of a kind works especially for TREES Gallery – click here to view works
	On Line Exhibit Our latest on-line exhibit features work by Canada’s newest group of master painters known as THE Q. TREES Gallery is proud to present the work of Lynda Pogue, Mary-Lou Ashton, Tanya Kirouac, Joan MacKay, Dean Munroe, Lynn Owen, Marsha Gormley and Claude Printemps in this eclectic presentation of TREE inspired work by this talented group of Canadian artists. THE Q stands for "The Quintessential". Formed by Covent Garden Fine Art Gallery in Ontario’s beautiful Prince Edward County, THE Q are currently being promoted throughout North America. TREES Gallery and Covent Garden Fine Art joined forces in 2007 to cross promote each other’s artists. THE Q responded enthusiastically and created some inspired works of trees, for TREES. Having grown up in the Quinte area, some of the works bring back personal memories, while others purely delight in all the things to love about trees! Mary-Lou Ashton’s, Shoreline Trees evokes many great memories of windy days spent at the Sandbanks, where pine, maple, hemlock and cedar forests meet the sparkling blue waters and sandy shores of Lake Ontario, while Tanya Kirouac’s encaustic work of trees in early spring light, evoke memories of sugaring off in “The County”. Lynda Pogue and Lynn Owen show us the more playful, far-away trees in mixed media, while James MacLean paints the simplistic and artistic beauty of birch trees. Come see MORE of the Forest through THE Q’s trees.... Click here to vist the On-Line Exhibit For more information on Covent Garden Fine Art Gallery, visit www.coventgarden.ca
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	Archives New Mahone Bay Gallery Sees The Forest For The Trees Chronicle Herald - Sep 15, 2006 Spring 2007 Newsletter