May 18th-29th. We welcome you to join us in a colorful art experience brought to you by local artist Cindy Obuck.

 

We are currently operating by appointment only. Please click “book now” to reserve your appointment.

 

Exhibit statement
Sky Meets the Land is a series about imagining our beautiful land.  The feelings you get when driving across the country, or walking in the fields.  How the wind blows against your face or the sun shines down, creating beautiful, bright colours.  I have tried to capture some of these feelings in this series of abstract and representative pieces.  I wish to invite the viewer to imagine or reflect on their experiences and what imagery or memory this might evoke.Artist Statement
I worked with fibre for many years, but found it was taking a toll on my body.  I was looking for a new creative outlet and for fun tried a workshop using encaustics.  I was hooked!!  I never saw myself as a painter, but have discovered a real love using encaustics to capture and share my imaginative creations.  Encaustics is an ancient medium combining bees wax and damar resin, and by combining it with dry pigments or oil paints, I create my colour palate.  I utilize a heat gun or torch to adhere the wax to the surface.  Working intuitively, often using a photo for inspiration,  I allow the painting to direct me.  After building the surface with encaustic medium I often apply shellac to create texture and luminosity.  Strong, bold colours bring me great joy, and I hope my paintings translate that joy to the viewer.

 

 

Bold was a solo exhibit by local artist Sherri Collins. May 1st-13th 2021

 

“My name is Sherri Collins, I am a mother of four and an art lover for years. I’ve started to create more art and broaden my idea of what are is and how I want to express it to others. Especially, during the pandemic my art has changed and I’ve focused more on creating things as bright and bold as possible. I’ve also wanted to bend realities and structural forms. I wanted to refocus art and create out of pure enjoyment and not for profit. Combining my nursing career based on anatomy with nature and beauty. I really loved creating this show bold and I am thankful to have all the opportunities this life has provided.” -Sherri

April 2021

 

We are pleased to present to you a portrait exhibit by an eclectic group of artists. We used this opportunity to showcase each artist, a bit about them and give you a peek at their unique style. All of these artists are currently open for portrait commissions for the year, so holla at us if you’re looking for a really rad gift!

Check out our artist profiles or our shop page to creep a bit of what we have to offer!

February 2021

 

The secret’s out! Patz cleaned out his studio… so y’all are in luck… A STUDIO SALE IS UPON US!

 

This studio sale features original artwork and Un-released prints by Patrick Fernandez.

 

This show was open by appointment for folks who are masked, happy and healthy.

January 2021

 

WOW, What a year! We are really proud of the folks, ideas and variety we were able to offer to the art scene in 2020 so we wanted to host a little recap to celebrate! We had little sprinklings of works that were on display through the year organized month by month. With current restrictions, this exhibit was offered by appointment only.

 

Jan (wrapped up every nook II) annnd it was our first-year w Sask Galleries. 

Feb (Hausskates by sourmilk) –Illustrations and Artwork Comics on Skateboards, Artwork on Skateboards

Sask Galleries Art Now online (Celebrate)

March Every Body Party Like It’s 99.99 (Fundraising show)

Habitat for Humanity Charity show featuring Friends of The Woods, Contest winner from live painting thingy won a free solo exhibit in The Woods. (Todd Rennebohm) 

March- Closed for Covid- Closed physical space… hosted first online exhibit and offered curbside pick-up and delivery. 

(April/May closed)

June- Stories that move you UR Pride — back open to the public

July- Todd Rennebohm Prairie Surrealism in partnership with Habitat regina doors and more

August- Jessup General pop-up/ Slasher fundraiser for The Woods…. outdoor social distanced screening. 

Sept- Art Now Individuality, a group exhibit and Luntian, a solo show by Patrick Fernandez

Oct- Luntian continues

Nov- Jess Richter solo exhibit Ancient Gates

Dec- Every Nook and Cranny III

December 5th to January 3rd

 

Our December group exhibit was another success! With over 40 artists involved and over 70 artworks on display, we had a jam packed, eclectic exhibit with smaller works. Due to restrictions, we hosted a facebook live closing reception and it was a hit. Thank you to everyone for your involvement and support!

November 10-28th 2020

An exploration of folk tradition, identity and spooky liminal spaces! Solo exhibit by Jess Richter with an artist talk and facebook live closing reception.

From September 17th to September 30th

With a focus on identity and the strength of embracing uniqueness, “Individuality: A Group Exhibit” at The Woods Art Space does just that! Featuring 8 local artists, this exhibit celebrates the building of community, creativity and how it’s an effective tool in the arts.

Explore art from Danielle Dumelie, Geanna Dunbar, Jess Ritchter, Damien Webb, Madison Pascale, Isabella Wishlow, Alixx Davidson, and Karli Jessup.

September 17th to October 24th

Based on his personal view of immigration as a “greener pasture,” Patrick Fernandez presents “LUNTIAN!”

Named after the old tagalong (Filipino) word for green, “LUNTIAN” shows the means to grow and yield to changes that are encountered along the way of immigrating without losing hope and keeping the “dream” alive!

July 7th-25th 2020

Todd was the winner of a solo show by participation and gaining the highest bids for his piece in the live painting auction at the Habitat for Humanity Doors and more fundraiser. His prize was a solo exhibition in The Woods Art Space. Please come on by and see what Todd has put together. Todd is a wonderfully talented, eclectic artist and we’re so grateful to have his work showcased in our space!