Wednesday, August 2, 2023

Your love is better than ice-cream 2


 

Your love is better than ice-cream 2

Acrylic on gallery canvas

12x12"

$400

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The Halifax Public Gardens (Connor's bench)

 


The Halifax Public Gardens

(Connor's bench)

12 x 12"

$400

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Artichokes, asparagus and wine (Summer lunch)

 


Artichokes, asparagus and wine

(Summer lunch)

Acrylic on gallery canvas, 24x30"

$1080

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Thursday, June 23, 2016

THE THINGS THAT WE MISS, Gallery @TheGuildPEI

(Memory of a girl, detail)

Please join me in celebrating my summer exhibition on Prince Edward Island!
The opening reception is July 6 with refreshments and wonderful people. And, because my birthday is the day before and birthdays mean presents, all guests who attend the opening reception will have the opportunity to win an original painting (we'll draw for it!) - so do please join us on the evening of the 6th to see the new work, enjoy good company and perhaps enrich your personal art collection!
During the exhibition I'll be painting in the Gallery. Check back for days when you may watch art being created.
 
#TheThingsThatWeMiss runs July 5-25. The Guild is located 
at the corner of Richmond and Queen Streets
 in Historic Charlottetown and is open daily!

Tuesday, June 7, 2016

PAINTING A BLOSSOMING ISLAND....


(detail) "apple blossoms" and "snapdragons"

Monday, December 14, 2015

NEW FOR THE HOLIDAYS BY SUZANNE O'CALLAGHAN


"St. Dunstan's Basilica under the moonlight, at midnight" by Suzanne O'Callaghan
(Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada)
acrylic on canvas
16"x20"
December 2015

Wednesday, December 9, 2015

LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW!

It's a holiday song that inspires and - I am a little embarrassed to say - it is only very recently that I "got" why snowscapes are so very beautiful.  Now I am a painting like a true "fan".  Here are two I am especially proud of and I think I'll keep them coming.  Why not, it's Canadian-cold outside and, as Georgie Reed Barton used to say, "paint what you see, not what you think".

Suzanne O'Callaghan
"Healing Streets" 
(Guelph, ON, Canada)
acrylic on gallery canvas, 2014/15

Suzanne O'Callaghan
"A humble winter"
(Rural PEI, Canada)
acrylic on gallery canvas, 2015