Susan Woolfenden Hamilton
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Inner and outer visions

Susan paints what she sees, non-verbal, heart-centred, visions.  These illuminations are documented in unique, often dissimilar ways, the only obvious continuity is colour. Susan has been a painter from the age of 13 and studied drawing and painting at the Ontario College of Art and Design. She worked as a scientific illustrator for National Museums of Canada, and other institutions. Susan illustrated three books, The Tuniit, The Herb Cook Book, and The New Herb Cook Book, and taught art and design, part-time for St. Lawrence College, and Algonquin College.

Hugh Hamilton
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Functional and dysfunctional ceramic humour.

Constant interaction with nature offers rich visual resources and insights for Hugh’s ceramic work. The large ceramic sculptures can be described as functional or dysfunctional humour. They are created for inner and outer landscapes. Some pieces are technically challenging, spending as much as four days in the kiln for the first firing, and often subjected to additional multiple firings. 

In 1997, Hugh built a studio and kiln started exploring ceramic sculpture. Previously, he worked as an Industrial Designer, winning design awards, for some of the first modern Canadian furniture, and creating exhibits for the National Museum of Canada.