Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Monday, April 1, 2013
Summer must be on its way because I'll be at
Southern Accent Restaurant
June 15th and 16th for our annual Blue Moon Weekend brunch-art-music event.
Inspired
by our recent trip to India (and the 2000 photos we took), you’ll notice a bit
of Varanasi and Mumbai making an appearance in my recent work, and Neil and I
will be supporting World Literacy Canada’s work in India by donating a
percentage of my painting sales to their amazing programs.
And did I
mention there’s a new pink wall in our house?
While
I’m showing my work upstairs, Frances and Thes will open their restaurant for their
amazing weekend brunch. The menu will
feature many familiar favourites, and don’t be surprised if there are a few new
temptations.
Thes
may even be spreading a little Hindi-Creole magic by incorporating some Indian
spice into a dish or two.
And,
if all of that wasn’t enough, Terry Wilkins, Tyler Yarema and Howard Moore will
be on-hand Sunday with live music.
Fantastic.
So,
bring a gaggle of your closest friends and join us on the patio for our once in
a blue moon Art-Music-Brunch Extravaganza!
Don’t
forget to make (on-line) reservations!
Labels:
India,
Southern Accent,
Varanasi,
World Lit
RG @ SA 2013
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Varanasi, India
These paintings will be part of a silent auction to benefit World Literacy Canada during the February Kama event.
We were so fortunate to spend time at World Lit's office in Varanasi and see first hand the amazing work being done.
Thursday, April 12, 2012
RG at SA
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Saachi on-line

My pal Josepha van den Anker has generated great interest in her work by posting it on the Saachi site. (this is a picture of her at the St. Thomas Elgin Art Centre with her self portrait series which was chosen to be part of group showing entitled Identity Transfer).
So, ever the flatterer, I've decided what's good for the JoJo is good for the Grindley!

And so, I (meaning Neil) have created a collection on the Saachi website. Mostly landscapes, crofts and pastures - we'll see.

This is a good way to get moving, creating work and finishing those pieices I keep fine-tuning (enough already!)



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