Studio Georgeville - Art and Community - Gallery Eastern Township

SALON DE PRINTEMPS

From March 7, 2026 to June 14, 2026

VERNISSAGE: Saturday, March 14, 3 pm to 5 pm

Featuring new work from these and other artists of the region!!

Robert Baron, Kent Benson, Diane Blain, Pauline Boudreau, Loose Canine, Mary Cartmel, Pamela Cartwright, Sara Peck Colby, Virginia Cope, Béatrice Couillard, Jesse Cunningham, Zach Dugas, Marie-Andrée Gelinas, Caroline George, Yves Girard, Isabelle Grondin, Elin Gustafson, Anthony Hobbs, Danielle Hudon, Niels Jensen, Joanne Lacasse, Marie José Leblanc, Julie Mineau, Lyne M.R. Mondor, Paul Morissette, John Murphy, Lisa Nadeau, Dawn Neander, Natanya Nerenberg, Louise Perrault, Carine Plomteaux, Amelie Pomerleau, Agnes McKenna Power, Joan Scott, Carla Straessle, Amy Smith, Alicia Zemanek

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Studio Georgeville
20 Carré Copp, Georgeville,
Quebec J0B 1T0

studiogeorgeville@gmail.com
819-843-9992

OPENING HOURS - 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M.

March 7 to June 14
Saturday, Sunday

June 20 to August 30
Tuesday to Sunday

September 4 to October 11
Friday, Saturday, Sunday

October 17 to January 31 - 2027
Saturday, Sunday

Closed February

Caught By The Moon

Beginning Thanksgiving weekend, Georgeville visitors will discover an intriguing sculpture newly installed outside in front of Georgeville Studio. "Caught By The Moon" consists of a shiny stainless steel sphere suspended from a vertical, curved piece of black granite. The combination creates a dynamic sculpture.

The highly mirrored sphere reflects the surrounding landscape and the ever-changing sky. The sculpted form of the black granite evokes multiple images - a bird's wing in flight, a majestic spinnaker fully extended, or a windsurfer's outstretched sail on Lake Memphremagog, or as the title suggests, a space object housed in a moonscape.

"Caught By The Moon" was created by David James, a sculptor from the Eastern Townships whose pieces are in private, corporate and museum collections from British Columbia to Saudi Arabia. The Department of Canadian Heritage has recognized the outstanding contribution and national significance of his work.

James last exhibited at Georgeville Studio in 2009. The Sherbrooke Museum of Fine Arts mounted a solo exhibition of his work in 2017 to celebrate its 35th anniversary. This summer, Arts Sutton presented his creations to celebrate it's 41st anniversary.