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Endless Summer @ Gallery 222

June 21, 2021 Dermot Wilson

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World Culture FusionFest →

CONTACT INFO:

Nipissing Region Curatorial Collective

#14-176 Lakeshore Drive,
SUITE 16, North Bay,
ONTARIO, CANADA P1A 2A8
email: nrcc2014@gmail.com
phone: 705-358-1764

NRCC NEWS

This is an important project for Broken Forests - Many of our BFG Canadian artists are represented and several OSA members have been included in the Broken Forests Group thanks to this burgeoning partnership between the Ontario Society of Artists and the BFG.

From OLD Growth Resurrection (Propeller Gallery) to Pearl Beach and Mt. Cheminus

Endangered Boreal Art and the Environment TOUR TICKETS - Now on Sale - Follow this link to register for the Full Tour (August 15 - 30) or for Partial Tour packages (five day sections of the Tour)

https://thenrcc.com/broken-forests/

NOVAH Gallery - 176 Lakeshore - EXHIBITION - Breath, Heart, Spirit and OSA North group exhibit of paintings, mixed media artworks and sculpture.

Gallery 222 Exhibition - Paintings and Mixed Media Artworks by Anastasia Meicholas

NRCC Board of Directors, 2022

Voted in on December 5, 2021, the NRCC Board includes:Chantal Phillips (Chairperson) Reinalie Jorolan (Past-Chair) Cesar Forero (Programming and Broken Forests) Samanta Izquierdo (Education and FusionFest Committee) Paul Monaghan (FusionFest Committee and GTG Liaison) Terre Chartrand (Broken Forest Committee) Julie Kawai (NRCC Treasurer) Rod Bilz (FusionFest Committee) Mike "Cy" Cywink (Regional Rep for Manitoulin Island and Touring Exhibitions Coordinator)

Gifts of Joy and NRCC AGM

Hey Friends of NRCC and fellow artists! If you would like to join us live and in person for the Annual General Meeting...we'll be at 176 lakeshore Drive at 3pm this Sunday. Look for us in Room 12. AND PLEASE drop in from now until Dec. 21 to view GIFTS OF JOY, our Solstice Art Celebration at NOVAH Gallery, 176 Lakeshore Drive.

If you would like to attend the meeting virtually...drop us a line at nrcc2014@gmail.com and we'll send you the Zoom Invite.

3rd Annual Nipissing Culture Days - Sept 24-Oct 24, 2021

Nipissing Culture Days 2021 is happening on Sept 24-Oct 24. The official opening is going to be on Sept 24, Friday at TD and the #11 Parking lot, Downtown North Bay. The Long&Mcquade’s Gateway to Diversity Festival hosted by Gateway to the arts and in partnership with NRCC will be having its Parking lot party on September 26, 2021, @ 10-6 pm, the same venue as the opening. On the 26 at 12-3:30 pm are the Pop-Up Picnic and Cultural games during the InterCultural Fun Day at the grounds of North Bay Museum. Our closing ceremony will a virtual event. Stay tuned for more information on this.

World FusionFest- Sep 17 and 18, 2021

We're excited to announce the confirmed line-up for World FusionFest performances slated for September 18th from 1-7 pm and to publish the updated poster for the event. Please share this poster with your friends. This is a FREE MUSIC EVENT sponsored by the City of North Bay, many Downtown businesses, and the Department of Canadian Heritage. It features local and regional performance artists and musicians. The event will be held in three venues; The lot (near Guardian Drugs at Downtown), Big Medicine, and Good2go. For more information,

visit us online https://www.worldfusionfest.com/ or email us at info@worldfusionfest.com

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