SUDBURY THEATRE CENTRE
https://www.sudburytheatre.ca/
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www.letno.ca
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THEATRE CAMBRIAN
https://www.theatrecambrian.ca/
40 Eyre Street
Sudbury, ON P3C 4A5
[email protected]
T 705 524 7317
F 705 673 7317
Box Office Hours:
Monday – Friday, 12 pm – 5 pm
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ENCORE THEATRE
Encore was founded in May 2011 with the mandate is to produce edgy, exciting, and gritty theatre while fostering, promoting, and creating professional opportunities for local theatre artists.
Artist director: Callam Rodya
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PAT THE DOG
PlaySmelter Re-Cap
PlaySmelter is a reading series of new work, written on, inspired by, or grounded in the black rocks of Sudbury. In May 2013, readings of plays by Lara Bradley, Cora Eckert, Rick Duthie, and award-winning playwright Emil Sher were presented,
PlaySmelter returns to Sudbury in May 2014
Matthew Heiti Dramaturg [email protected]
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YES THEATRE
YES Theatre is one of the City of Greater Sudbury’s newest professional theatre companies that has entertained audiences since 2010. YES Theatre is innovative in that it allows those interested in the world of theatre an opportunity to become involved in every aspect of the experience that is theatre.
Co-founder: Alessandro Constantini
YES Theatre will be staging JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR July 4-19, 2014 at the Sudbury Theatre Centre.’
YES THEATRE TICKETS ON SALE NOW
Jesus Christ Superstar and In the Heights coming this summer
Tickets are available now for YES Theatre’s Fifth Season which will see the company remount the sold-out production of “Jesus Christ Superstar” and present the Northern Ontario debut of “In the Heights”.
The 2014 Season will open with the return of “Jesus Christ Superstar” from July 4 – 19 at the Sudbury Theatre Centre. Last summer, Jesus Christ Superstar sold-out sixteen consecutive shows prompting YES Theatre to restage the popular production this year. From musical theatre legends Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, Jesus Christ Superstar follows the last days of Jesus Christ and is acclaimed and praised all around the world for one of the greatest rock scores ever written. The production will feature the original cast from the 2013 production.
For the first time, YES Theatre will be presenting two main stage musicals as the season continues with its production of “In the Heights” from August 8 – 23 at the Sudbury Theatre Centre. This musical tells the story of New York’s Washington Heights neighbourhood and boasts three generations of music. An immigrant story, In the Heights showcases a community on the brink of change, struggling with reconciling their past with their future. In the Heights is the winner of four Tony Awards including Best Musical, Best Score, Best Choreography and Best Orchestration.
Tickets are $28.50 for Adults, and $25 for Students/Seniors (plus applicable taxes and surcharges) and are available now by calling the Sudbury Theatre Centre Box Office at 705-674-8381 or purchase online at www.yestheatre.com.
Alessandro Costantini, Artistic Director, YES Theatre - [email protected] or 647-524-7368
Verve Drama Camp
To improve the lives of children and youth through fun and innovative Arts Education programs that foster creativity, personal growth, and the development of new artistic works.
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Production Café Musique de Rayside-Balfour - 705.983.0029
505 Laurier Street West, Azilda ON P0M 1B0
Email: [email protected]
Website: cafe-musique.ca
CMRB consacre ses efforts envers la création de productions de spectacles au sein de la communauté de Rayside-Balfour.
CMRB dedicates its efforts towards the creation of musical productions within the community of Rayside-Balfour.
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Denniston Entertainment – 705.923.2383
E-mail: [email protected]
www.dennistonentertainment.ca
Physical Address: 2594 South Shore Rd
Denniston Entertainment is a newly founded entertainment company based out of Sudbury, Ontario. It has 2 goals: (1) to entertain Sudburians through concerts, live theatre and recorded music, and (2) to provide an outlet for talented Sudbury artists to perform. The company’s founder, Scott Denniston, has performed in concerts, musicals, stage plays and operas both in Sudbury and London, Ontario. As a musician and actor, he understands the importance of performance opportunities.
“One can never have too many opportunities to show the community what you are capable of. So, if you can sing, act, dance, play an instrument or any combination of these things, I want to know about it and I want to help you shine! And if you’re just looking for an exciting evening of entertainment, I would love to see you at our next event!”
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E-mail: [email protected]
Paulette Gagnon oeuvre dans le secteur des arts et de la culture depuis 30 ans. De retour à Sudbury après une absence de 15 ans, au cours de laquelle elle a oeuvré au Conseil des Arts de l’Ontario, au Centre national des Arts du Canada et à l’Association des théâtres francophones du Canada, elle dédie aujourd’hui ses énergies à des projets majeurs du secteur culturel sudburois, dont la création d’une Place des Arts au centre-ville, initiative du Regroupement des organismes culturels de Sudbury (ROCS).
Paulette Gagnon has been active in the Arts and Culture sector for 30 years. Back in Sudbury after a 15-year absence, during which she strived at the Ontario Arts Council, the National Arts Centre and the Association des théâtres francophones du Canada, today she dedicates herself to major projects of the Sudbury cultural sector such as the creation of a “Place des arts” in the downtown by the Regroupement des organismes culturels de Sudbury (ROCS).
Shepherd, Michael – 705.858.0715
19 Kelly Street
Capreol, ON P0M 1H0
Email:[email protected]
Website:www.northernplaywrights.piczo.com
Actor and playwright
Beginning his thirty-fourth year in the professional theatre. Long time member of the Stratford Festival Company as a character actor. Now primarily involved in writing and domestic engineering, residing in Capreol and spending a lot of time during the winter months writing short stories, sixteen so far. Has four plays published and will look for a publisher to put together an anthology of his short stories and plays in the near future. Returned to the “boards” again when cast as “Professor Henry Higgins” in the highly successful Theatre Cambrian production of “My Fair Lady” following it up with another role for the same company as “Maurice” in “Beauty and the Beast.” Currently producing a public, staged reading of his new play “The Starry Bridge.” It will be a multi-media production with the spoken word, illustrated slides, poetry and choral presentations.
Sproule, Sharon – 705.869.1317
75 Spruce St.
Espanola, ON P5E 1S6
Artistic Director, Espanola YouTHeatre
Email:[email protected]
Experience in theatre spanning 65 years
Theatre Training with leading Canadian, American and British professionals
Founding Charter member of the Espanola Little Theatre 1958 and the Espanola YouTHeatrre 2010
Founder/director of the Espanola Little Theatre Young Company
Facilitator/instructor of Theatre Workshops – Education and Community
Originated Espanola High School Theatre Arts Course and Stratford Club
Staff advisor for EHS Drama Club
Act, Direct and Production Elementary and Secondary School, Normal School, Community and Youth Theatre Productions
By invitation, numerous roles with professional theatres – Sudbury Theatre Centre, Rainbow Theatre, Muskoka Summer Theatre, and Pull Chain Theatre, Sault Ste Marie
Drama Festival adjudicator
Extensive experience in Radio, plus a made for TV film, and a regular made for competition and general release film
Past President of the QUONTA Drama Region
Past Member of Theatre Ontario Board……Chair of T/O Community Theatre Committee and T/O Community Theatre Training Committee
Recognized with 15 Acting Awards – Regional, Provincial and International
Recognized with 7 service awards – Municipal, Provincial and Federal
Topp, Pandora - 705.669.1548
213 Regent Street, Sudbury, ON P3C 4C4
Email: [email protected]
Described as a ‘rare and courageous talent’, Pandora Topp is a consummate performer, constantly seeking opportunities to learn and collaborate with others. Her collaborations have been featured at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival, the National Arts Centre in Ottawa, on CBC Television, CBC Radio and Radio-Canada, and have been nominated for the Governor General’s Award for Theatre. She has shared the stage with Michael Bublé, and has performed both for and with Margaret Atwood. This year she is featured in Ron Mann’s documentary In the Wake of the Flood and 2011 will see her in the world-premiere of Tomson Highway’s latest work, a one-woman show called The (Post) Mistress.
Having successfully produced 10 of her own touring acts, she currently leads The Giselles, an 8-piece bilingual pop act with horn section, touring throughout Ontario in 2010-11. Pandora is best known for her flagship production Café Piaf with Pandora Topp, a stirring homage to the late Parisian singer Édith Piaf. 2011 will marks the 12th anniversary of Café Piaf with Pandora Topp, featuring 1962 World Champion accordionist Iona Reed.
Since 2002, Pandora has been an artist-educator with the Royal Conservatory’s Learning Through the Arts program, having held the title of Manager, National Coordinator of Francophone Affairs and Mentor Artist. As such, she has worked with artists, teachers and students across Canada and in Germany. She emceed the 3rd Annual Canadian Symposium for Arts & Learning and the Royal Conservatory’s Music Champion Program Celebration and is a Panelist for the 4th Annual Canadian Symposium in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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Collège Boréal is a French-language institution of post-secondary and skills-training that contributes to the development of communities in Northern and central-southwestern Ontario. In addition, many English speakers take French as a second language courses there.
In the late 1980s a group of community leaders began discussing the possibility of establishing a French-language college in Northern Ontario. Their dream was realized when the college‘s main campus in Greater Sudbury was established in 1995.
Campuses were also established in Hearst, Kapuskasing, New Liskeard, Nipissing (Sturgeon Falls), Timmins, Toronto, and Centre Sud-Ouest (in the London area). The college also offers courses in numerous other cities such as Barrie, Hamilton and Windsor through a network of student access centres.
The college is a leader in the development of telecommunications infrastructure in educational institutes in Canada. Collège Boréal is one of only two exclusively French community colleges in the province. The college came out on top of the 24 Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology of Ontario for the sixth consecutive year, with a graduation rate of 77.4 percent, compared to the provincial average of 64.9 percent.
Collège Boréal also came in first province-wide for employer satisfaction, with a rate of 97.5 percent, compared to a provincial average of 93.1 percent. It is recognized for the creation of innovative ideas such as the employment guarantee. Graduates of certain programs who do not find employment after they leave school can take another course free.
The main Sudbury campus is also home of theatre productions by Theatre du Nouvel-Ontario. Although it is barely a decade old
The college offers training in theatre production.
Stage Management Assistant
1 year
Description:
This diploma program is designed to train general stage technicians or stage hands whose primary functions consist of unloading and setting up production equipment for a show or concert, ensuring that they are operational, and dismantling and reloading them. In this program, the student acquires the basic knowledge and skills required to carry out this trade in the sector of stage performance: events and the performing arts on indoor or outdoor stages and on tour. This diploma is awarded in close collaboration with industry professionals, and students have the opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge with other experts in a laboratory setting.
Cambrian College has been a leading postsecondary institution in Northern Ontario since its first classes were held in 1967. The College has a vibrant community of more than 11,000 learners – over 4,100 students in over 80+ full-time programs, plus over 7,000 students in almost 900 part-time courses/programs. It offers programming at three campuses and serves a student population that is reflective of the rich diversity of today’s global workplaces.
Cambrian College Open House features comedian James Cunningham
| SUDBURY ― On April 5, faculty, staff and students at Cambrian College will welcome thousands of visitors to explore the campus and learn about all of the programs and services at Cambrian during the College’s Spring Open House. Comedian James Cunningham will provide the laughs during a full day of interactive experiences. |
“With so many activities, games and prizes, this year’s Open House will be like none other,” Jean-Guy Robichaud, Director of Student Success and Recruitment, explains. “Prospective students, applicants, families and friends will find that there is something for everyone”
“To show off our fun side, James Cunningham fuses humour and learning to teach prospective students about the financial realities of postsecondary education,” Robichaud continues. “His engaging presentation helps students to prepare for postsecondary and new financial independence.”
Faculty and staff will be available all day to answer questions and to help prospective students explore different program options. A free lunch is provided.
“We want future students from across the province to experience the wonderful, caring atmosphere that Cambrian and Sudbury have to offer,” Sonia Del Missier, Interim President, says. “Faculty, staff and current students will be available all day to give tours, host interactive presentations, and to answer any questions they may have. It’s a can’t-miss day of discovery for prospective students and their families.”
The Open House takes place Saturday, April 5, 2014 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Cambrian College. It is free and open to the public.
Event highlights:
11:15 a.m.: Kick-off in the gymnasium, with James Cunningham, comedian and host of the Eat St. series
11:30 a.m.: Lunch and entertainment in the cafeteria and the Student Centre
11-2 p.m.: Guided tours every 15 minutes
1:30 p.m.: Funny Money presentation by Cunningham in the Student Centre
2 p.m.: Wrap-up
About James Cunningham:
James Cunningham is a Canadian stand-up comedian and host of Eat St. on the Food Network Canada. He wrote and hosts Funny Money, a stage performance that helps teach students about financial management. Learn more about Cunningham on the Funny Money YouTube channel.
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Danielle Tremblay, executive director of Sudbury’s Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario, was given the Artist-run Centres and Collectives of Ontario achievement award(2013) at the WARC Gallery in Toronto.
ww.downtownsudbury.com/franco-ontarian-artist-awarded-for-efforts/
Le salon du livre
https://lesalondulivre.ca/join-us/
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Place des Arts
https://www.artsbuildontario.ca/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Sudbury_Place-des-Arts-Study-template.pdf
Les membres du Regroupement des organismes
culturels de Sudbury (ROCS)
• Carrefour francophone (1950)
• Centre franco-ontarien de folklore (1960)
• Éditions Prise de parole (1973)
• Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario (1995)
• La Nuit sur l’étang (1973)
• Les concerts 5-Penny New Music Concerts (2004)
• Salon du livre du Grand Sudbury (2004)
• Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario (1971)
https://virtual.thesudburystar.com/doc/The-Sudbury-Star/downtown-sudbury-2012/2012052501/7.html#6
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Les Concerts La Nuit sur l’étang
As-tu quelque chose à dire? Les Concerts La Nuit sur l’étang sont à la recherche de jeunes franco-ontariens entre 15 à 30 ans intéressés à s’exprimer par la musique. Forme ton groupe, prépare trois chansons, arrange tes mélodies; formateurs professionnels et le concours de musique sont de retour dans un tout nouveau format, dans le cadre de l’événement Quand ça nous chante!
Tentez votre chance et venez participer à un spectacle sur scène avec les meilleurs groupes de musique franco-ontariens, présenté par Les Concerts La Nuit sur l’étang, le jeudi 20 février 2014.
Cette année, chaque groupe recevra l’appui d’un artiste mentor qui offrira une formation sur mesure. Les groupes auront la chance de performer devant une salle remplie à craquer de participants à Quand ça nous chante!
La date limite d’inscription est le 7 février 2014! Visitez le site www.lanuit.ca afin de lire les règlements et de remplir le formulaire d’inscription le plus tôt possible. Pour plus de renseignements, vous pouvez rejoindre : Joël Lauzon, Directeur général et artistique, 705-673-NUIT(6848)
As-tu quelque chose à dire? Les Concerts La Nuit sur l’étang sont à la recherche de jeunes franco-ontariens entre 15 à 30 ans intéressés à s’exprimer par la musique. Forme ton groupe, prépare trois chansons, arrange tes mélodies; formateurs professionnels et le concours de musique sont de retour dans un tout nouveau format, dans le cadre de l’événement Quand ça nous chante!
Tentez votre chance et venez participer à un spectacle sur scène avec les meilleurs groupes de musique franco-ontariens, présenté par Les Concerts La Nuit sur l’étang, le jeudi 20 février 2014.
Cette année, chaque groupe recevra l’appui d’un artiste mentor qui offrira une formation sur mesure. Les groupes auront la chance de performer devant une salle remplie à craquer de participants à Quand ça nous chante!
La date limite d’inscription est le 7 février 2014! Visitez le site www.lanuit.ca afin de lire les règlements et de remplir le formulaire d’inscription le plus tôt possible.
Pour plus de renseignements, vous pouvez rejoindre :
Joël Lauzon
Directeur général et artistique
705-673-NUIT(6848) https://[email protected]
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Artists’ Groups/Clubs
Sudbury Art Club
Contact: Deb Auger, President – 705.983.1019
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.sudburyartclub.blogspot.com
Sudbury Art Club invites all artists—beginners and experienced alike—to come see what we are all about. Visit us on the web at www.sudburyartclub.blogspot.com
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Sudbury Craft and Arts Foundation (SCARF) - 705.675.2933
1304 Lakewood Drive, Sudbury, ON, P3E 6H9
E-mail:[email protected]
Website: www.scarf.ca
Promotion and support of Artists through workshops and the Sudbury Arts Tour.
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Walden Art Club
Contact: Ron Nadjiwon – 705.692.5386
E-mail:[email protected]
Blogspot: www.waldenartclub.blogspot.com
Art club encompassing all media and various genres
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Artists on Elgin - 705.674.0415
168 Elgin St., Sudbury, ON, P3E 3N5
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.artistsonelgin.ca
Artists on Elgin is a not-for-profit artists’ cooperative dedicated to promoting arts and culture in Greater Sudbury and across the North. Artists on Elgin provides local artists with an attractive and professional gellery space in which to exhibit, promote and sell their work. The organization aims to build mutually beneficial partnerships between the artists and the community by addressing the business and marketing needs of the local art industry.
The Artists on Elgin store features the work of over 50 local artists and artisans. From woodworking and pottery to painting and photography, Artists on Elgin is the place to find that perfect unique, handcrafted gift for any occasion.
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Rayside Balfour Whitewater Brush & Palette Art Club
Contact: Vikki Girard, President - [email protected]
French River Cultural Industries Council (FRCIC) - 705.898.3424
Contact: Dianne Kuzniar, President
P.O. Box 1322, Noelville
E-mail:[email protected]
Website:www.frcic.com
Promoting the cultures and arts of the First Nations, Francophone, Anglophone, and Metis populations of the French River-Nipissing corridor is the mission of the French River Cultural Industries Council (FRCIC), a not-for-profit organization dedicated and mandated to bringing economic development to the region through the celebration of local cultures and arts. The group officially evolved into itself in 2009 when it became incorporated. The FRCIC has formed excellent working relationships with several area cultural groups and tirelessly pursues new ones.
To date, it has achieved laudable success in developing valuable community programs. For adults, the FRCIC offers culturally specific courses approved by its cultural advisors and given by culturally appropriate instructors. For youth aged 6-16, the Summer Arts Experience that takes place over five days in August provides the opportunity to experience dance, visual arts and crafts, drama, music, and culture from the First Nations, Francophone, Metis, and Anglophone populations. The FRCIC is also expanding its scope in 2012, hosting the First Annual Arts and Cultural Festival, which will float from community to community within the region.
The Backstreet Gallery is the FRCIC’s heart and soul as the location where creativity, commitment, and enterprise collide, and as a permanent display of local talent. With 300 people attending the inaugural—and now annual—vernissage in November 2010, this hub of cultural activity shines from within with remarkable artwork, a former health centre reclaimed and renovated, redecorated and revived.
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Manitoulin Fine Arts Association (MFAA)
P.O. Box 40
Little Current, ON P0P 1K0
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.manitoulinart.com
The purpose of the MFAA is to encourage the development and production of original visual art by providing opportunities for professional development, experimentation and exhibition. It is also to encourage the appreciation of original visual art both within the group and in the community.
The organization is made up of over 50 members who exhibit in a variety of media including photography, painting, stained glass, textiles, sculpture and pottery.
The MFAA organizes the Annual Art Tour and a Member’s Exhibition which takes place each fall. Members participate in and help to judge the Artastic Fusion show at the Manitoulin Secondary School each year.
A significant number of artists have joined the Northern Ontario Art Association (NOAA) through the MFAA.
New members are welcome to join at any time and can gain further information by emailing the organization or visiting the website.
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Art for All Canada Inc. - 416.756.3221
32 Wellesbourne Crescent, North York ON M2H 1Y7
Website: www.artforallcanada.org
E-mail: [email protected]
Helping artists market themselves by bringing art to public spaces. Our events are all artist run and there is no commission on any sales of art. We also organize an information based conference designed for artists by artists each March.
Studios
Frogpond Studio – 705.522.3085
945 Leedale Avenue, Sudbury, ON, P3G 1B9
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.frogpondstudio.ca
Marlies Schoenefeld – artist/naturalist
For more information about Marlies click here
Rivermeade Studio – 705.866.5728
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: clittle.ca
Individuals
Bowerman, Barry – 705.692.3209
133 Black Lake Road, Lively ON P3Y 1H5
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.apalettefornature.ca
Visual artist of Acrylic, Oil, Pastel Painting, Wildlife, Landscapes
Cartier, Linda – 705.525.7526
Amateur multi-media artist interested in nature
Crystal Larose – 705-670-4531
E-mail: [email protected]
Graphic Artist
Chivot, Joan – 705.673.1738
77 David Street
Sudbury, ON P3E 1T2
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: https://joanchivot.scarf.ca
Eclectic fine artist interested in watercolour, pastel, acrylic mixed media and oil painting
Dornbush, Lib – 705.522.2330
580F Old Wanup Road, Sudbury, ON, P3E 4N1
E-mail: [email protected]
Quilted textile art featuring fabrics from around the world
Drysdale, Gordon – 705.693.1317
61 Ravina Avenue, Garson ON P3L 1C2
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.gordondrysdale.com
Specializing in Nostalgia
Gordon Drysdale was born in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. His artistic talents have been abundantly evident since early childhood. Gordon has always been close to a paint brush or a pencil exercising and honing his skills as an artist and craftsman. In 1988 Gordon returned to his home roots in Sudbury Ontario after spending 12 years in Medicine Hat,
Alberta and 7 years on Manitoulin Island. 1988 was the year of decision to take a step in faith and pursue, full time, the art career that was so obviously destined to be his.”It is a gift and a gift should be used,to honour the giver, especially when it comes from the ultimate gift giver”.
Since embarking on this journey, Gordon has produced hundreds of works of art. He began working in oils and switched to acrylics for speed and versatility by 1995. He is accomplished in both of these media as well as watercolour, conte and pen & ink.
Gordon has produced over 50 limited edition prints, including those displayed on his website. His paintings have been purchased by corporate and private collectors around the world, and include two in the permanent collection of the Province of Ontario.
Gordon paints in a very realistic style and many of his works are often mistaken for photographs. In 1999 he won the national first place award in the ART OF THE AUTOMOBILE competition,sponsored by the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada. In 2000 he took national third in the same venue and national second place in 2002.
Fynn, Blaire – 705.662.3072
28 Whittaker Street
Sudbury, ON P3C 3W9
E-mail:[email protected]
Painter of Acrylic, Oil and Mixed Media
Gagnon, Paulette – 705.675.5894
E-mail: [email protected]
Paulette Gagnon oeuvre dans le secteur des arts et de la culture depuis 30 ans. De retour à Sudbury après une absence de 15 ans, au cours de laquelle elle a oeuvré au Conseil des Arts de l’Ontario, au Centre national des Arts du Canada et à l’Association des théâtres francophones du Canada, elle dédie aujourd’hui ses énergies à des projets majeurs du secteur culturel sudburois, dont la création d’une Place des Arts au centre-ville, initiative du Regroupement des organismes culturels de Sudbury (ROCS).
Paulette Gagnon has been active in the Arts and Culture sector for 30 years. Back in Sudbury after a 15-year absence, during which she strived at the Ontario Arts Council, the National Arts Centre and the Association des théâtres francophones du Canada, today she dedicates herself to major projects of the Sudbury cultural sector such as the creation of a “Place des arts” in the downtown by the Regroupement des organismes culturels de Sudbury (ROCS).
Girard, Vikki – 705.855.9791
3737 Larchwood Ave
Chelmsford, ON
P0M 1L0
E-mail: [email protected]
Artist/Teacher
“I have been painting since 1987. Lessons for 7 years gave me the basics I needed to continue. I paint in oil, acrylics, sketching, and have taken workshops in colour pencil, watercolour, pastels and much more. Every workshop or lesson I have attended, I have learned from it. I use it in every art piece that I produce. I read many books about techniques or different kinds of mediums. This is how I learned my trade.
My artwork consists of painting on any material that the paint will adhere to. Subjects I like to paint are landscapes, portraits, animals, birds, and still life. I have done Woodcarving Clay modeling, Ceramics, Soapstone carving.
I became a teacher 2001 when a friend pushed me to do so. . My classes are in oil and acrylics. I also give workshops in clay on boards, clay figures, palette knife painting and painting a picture in one-day oil or acrylic.
I joined the Rayside-Balfour Whitewater Brush & Palette Art Club in 2001 and have been president for a few years now.
In 2010 I judged an Art Exhibition for the Cavalcade of Colours in Dowling , Ontario.”
Gordon, Terry – 705.859.2470
18777 Hwy 6
Tehkummah, Manitoulin Island, ON P0P 2C0
E-mail: [email protected]
Acrylic painting, wood carving
I love to paint full moons, northern lights, sunsets, winter scenes, landscaping, monarch butterflies, apple blossoms, water and waves, mountains.
Gruever, Morris – Cell: 705.690.3470
62 Elm Street #20, Sudbury ON, P3C 1R8
E-mail: [email protected]
Morris Gruever is a self-taught painter, illustrator and story-board artist with natural abilities in sketching, drawing and painting. He is also a professional photographer.
Hallay, Bonnie – 705.675.5988
418 Elm Street, Sudbury, ON, P3C 1W2
E-mail: [email protected]
Community involved artist interested in acrylic, pastels, collage
Georgie Hanson – 705.673.3329
E-mail: [email protected]
Oil and Acrylic paintings and commissioned work available for sale.
Irvine, Elizabeth – 705.692.1689
190 George Ave., P.O. Box 8353
Lively, ON P3Y 1M9
E-mail: [email protected]
Self taught visual artist
Kameka, Lenard John – 705.988.1366
Apt. #1, 275 Oak St.,
Sudbury, ON P3C 1N1
E-mail: [email protected]
Lenard describes himself as heroic and meaningful, practical and whimsical interested in ink, watercolour, oils (impressionistic aesthetic)
Kobelka, Janet – 705.560.8540
1400 Magnolia Blvd., Sudbury, Ontario, P3A 4V2
E-mail:[email protected]
Multi-media artist interested in networking and promotion of local art.
Langin, Ron – 705.969-0890
945 Raymond, Hanmer ON P3P 1S2
E-mail: [email protected]
Little, Carenie – 705.866.5728
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: clittle.ca
Rivermeade Studio / illustrator / teaches drawing, painting and workshops
Loney, Margaret - 705.523.1997
2105-329 Marttila Dr., Sudbury ON P3E 6C8
E-mail: [email protected]
Website:margaretloney.scarf.ca
Florals and Blueberries in watercolour
McCrae, Suzanne – 705.682.1265
Artist/educator 23 Finland St., Copper Cliff, ON, P0M 1N0
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.suzannemccrae.com
Moody, Leslie – 705.674.4719
709 St. Clair, Sudbury, ON, P3E 4G9
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.lesliemoody.com
Acrylic and oil painting, design, websites, writing
Morin, Phil – 705.969.4062
4310 Marlene Court, Hanmer, ON, P3P 1C9
Website: https://philmorin.ca
Expressionist landscapes in oil
Morin, William R. – Home / Studio 705.561.8004, Toll Free 877.248.4133
E-mail: [email protected]
Birds of Pray Create: images with a message
Professional Visual Artist, Energetic Educator, Cultural Consultant, Passionate Problem Solver.
Sudbury, Ontario
Nadjiwon, Ronald – 705.692.5386
8 Milton Avenue
Lively, ON P3Y 1E8
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.waldenartclub.blogspot.com
Painter of oils, acrylics, watercolour
O’Sullivan, Paddy 705-670-8850 Studio and Mailing Address: 179 Gold
Street, Sudbury, ON P3E 5Z3 –
[email protected]
Paddy creates “abstract art that awakens the soul”. Using vibrant colours, texture he energetically transfers his artistic energy to canvas. You can experience his art by touring his cybergallery: www.paddyosullivan.com. His work is displayed in many of the medical centres in Sudbury and at Artist on Elgin. Many of his art performances are available on YouTube.
Rapsky, Charlie – 705.461.9392
142 Taylor Blvd.
Elliot Lake, ON P5A 3K8
E-mail: [email protected]
Traditional Canadian Artist
Reid, Ruth – 705.560.5749
1271 Lauzon Ave.
Sudbury, ON P31 3C9
E-mail: [email protected]
Painter specializing in transparent watercolour
Rodrigue, Carole – 705.585.4022
10 Greenwich Ave., Sudbury, ON P3A 6B5
Website: www.carolerodrigue.com
Paintings specializing in acrylic works depicting still life objects, equine art, and sometimes even other interesting subjects.
Sabourin, Pierre – 705.287.1039
Sunset Rock Studio
38 Commissioner St.
Killarney, ON P0M 2A0
En Plein Aire Landscape Painter
A professional en plein aire landscape painter, Pierre Sabourin makes his home in Killarney, Ontario. He studied Fine Arts at the University of Ottawa and the National Drawing and Print Council of Canada at the University of Calgary; he has also apprenticed with landscape painter Ferenc Szeles of Hungary. Through the years, Pierre has developed a style of landscape painting that draws upon the influences of Tom Thompson, J.E.H Macdonald, Arthur Lismer, Lawren Harris, Vincent Van Gogh, Igor Grabar, Camile Corot and Edouward Manet. Sabourin is drawn to bold expressionism with rich color and thick impasto manipulating paint and creating shadow, while at times incorporates glass in pigments for luminosity.
“There is a feeling you get when painting in the woods, becoming one with God and universal nature. Touched by this Holy Spirit a deep sense of acceptance prevails. As everything begins to interact, you feel the energy, the power and the peace all around you. You become suspended in time, your mind becomes clear, and you see things that you have never seen before and you know you’re alive. As a young man I traveled across Canada from Newfoundland to Vancouver Island which instilled in me a sense of national pride in Canada’s beauty and diverse culture. Growing up in Sudbury, Ontario during the peak of nickel smelting in the 50’s and 60’s and experiencing the destruction of nature had a profound effect on me.”
St, Andrew’s Place
by Oryst Sawchuk
Sawchuk, Oryst Acorn Gallery on Oak, 705.674.9633
Rainbow Country by Oryst Sawchuk
Sawicki, Alice Y. Seguin - 705.544.2860
P.O. Box 338
Englehart, ON P0J 1H0
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: https://www.ArtistMom.net
Watercolourist/FabricScape Collages/Art Instructor
Schoenefeld, Marlies – 705.522.3085
945 Leedale Ave.
Sudbury, ON P3G 1B9
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.frogpondstudio.ca
Artist/naturalist
Marlies Schoenefeld is well known for her landscapes of Killarney Park and the North Channel of Lake Huron.
The woods, water and rocks of the Canadian Shield were her training ground for aquarells, pastels and acrylic paintings.
During the summer Marlies takes her canoe or kayak to her favourite places to paint en plein air.
She shares her love for watercolours with students in Killarney Park and on Paddle and Paint trips on Lake Huron.
Her love of the outdoors and the natural world has inspired her to find the essence of the northern landscape. She uses this knowledge of the woods, the waters and the rocks to simplify the complexity of colour and shapes to the absolute essentials to enable the viewer to feel the scene and become a part of it.
Silvestrova, Lidia – 705.946.5373
E-mail: [email protected]
Hand painted wooden eggs
Simpson, Royce – 705.692.3720
135 Black Lake Road
Lively, ON P3Y 1H5
Visual artist of Acrylic, Oil Painting, Wildlife, Landscape, Still Life
Staude, Rolf – 705.527.5930
P.O. Box 312, 797 Jane Blvd.
Midland ON L4R 4L1
E-mail: [email protected]
Author/Painter/Volunteer/Teacher
A son of a commercial pilot who died before I was born on March 7, 1929, in Bremen, Germany and a young woman who lost her life due to puerperal fever, just after giving birth to me, I was adopted by my maternal grandfather. He happened to be a high ranking engineer but was shafted because he refused to join the Nazi party. He raised me in the spirit of opposition but in 1944 I was taken into the air force thus not completing high school. Following turbulent times during and after the war and escaping from an East German prison I worked in the Westphalian coal mines but chose to leave them for health reasons and ended up in a German unit of the U.S. Army.
There was not much of a future to be expected. I changed course by emigrating to Canada. Because of my formal training I was destined to go into mining again. Working in Creighton as a slusherman and blasting boss after 17 eyars of mining I did not see that as the end of the line. With the help of my wife I managed to work in the mine while taking up studies at Laurentian University. Going full-time in 1964 and graduating in 1966 with honours I went on to study at four universities. We raised a family of two. I taught history, geography and German at high schools in Sault Ste Marie and Midland, became a head of history and a member of the Faculty of Education at the University of Toronto.
Presently I am an accomplished artist, mainly painting landscapes and historical scenes, working as a volunteer and writing. My next book is going into the scariest times of my youth in Germany.
Stewart, Shanon – 705.566.0623
239 Jogues Street, Unit 19
Sudbury, ON P3C 5P7
E-mail: [email protected]
Visual artist of drawing and photography. “I love black and white and all the lovely shades of grey in between.”
Stopciati, Giovanni (John) – Studio: 705.682.2312, Gallery: 705.673.4443, Toll Free: 1.800.314.9915
Stopciati Gallery
153 Applegrove Street,
Sudbury, Ontario. P3C 1N2
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.johnstopciati.com
Theriault, Colette - 705.897.6956
3148 Leduc Ave.
Val Caron, Sudbury, ON P3N 1C1
E-mail: [email protected]
Websites: www.colettetheriault.com, www.natureart.ca
Inspired by her family whose love of the outdoors manifested itself by countless days of skiing, fishing and camping Colette was drawn by the beauty and mystery of nature at an early age. She was always on the lookout for wildlife, exploring every inch of the forest floor or tree canopy. Her passion for animals and wildlife coupled with her insatiable desire to draw led Colette to pursue a degree in Biology, while she continued to paint and draw part-time.
In 2004, Colette realized she wanted to pursue her lifelong dream and art became her primary profession when she launched her website www.colettetheriault.com. Through her website, Colette has artwork commissioned from clients across the United States and Canada with her most recent project involving the US Pentagon (K-9 Detection Division) in Arlington, VA.
Colette captures the essence of her subjects using soft pastels on archival suede and velour or sandpaper. She often finds herself experimenting with colored pencil on drafting film but also enjoys the more traditional mediums of graphite pencils and watercolor. It takes Colette countless hours to create her finely detailed works of mainly pets and wildlife in a photo-realistic style. A perfectionist by nature, she meticulously draws or paints her subjects with utmost attention to detail, down to individual hairs and strands of grass.
Recently, Colette has begun showing her work publicly through the Sudbury Art Club’s biannual art shows. Her work has also been accepted in various juried art exhibitions such as La Cloche and NOAA, with several paintings earning awards.
Due to numerous requests from fellow artists, Colette occasionally devotes time teaching workshops to individuals and local/regional art clubs demonstrating the pastel and graphite techniques she uses to create her finely detailed portraits. Please inquire with the artist for the workshop schedule or for additional information.
Topp, Heather – 705.674.5166
276 Cedar St., Sudbury, ON P3B 1M7
Multi-media / flowers / female figures / papier-mache / pencil crayon / artist / paint
Treasure, Glenna – 705.692.4534
69 Finnwoods Rd., Lively, ON P3Y 1G9
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.textiletreasures.ca
Textile Artist
Westby, Johanna – 705.693.9016
252 Catherine Dr.
Garson
E-mail: [email protected]
Graphic Design and Illustration
Johanna Westby is a Graphic Designer and Illustrator originally from Elliot Lake, and now living in Sudbury. Her traditional and digital illustration primarily focuses on high detail, pattern, and vivid colour contrasts to incite movement and visual interest. She has worked with clients whose needs have ranged from corporate identity, editorial layout, poster design and other facets of graphic design as well as various forms of illustration.
Johanna has written and illustrated the children’s book “The Day I Went Fishing on Lake Wanapitei”.
Johanna is a graduate of the Art Fundamentals program at Sheridan College, and the Graphic Design program at Cambrian College, and currently teaches Art and Design Fundamentals and Graphic Design at Cambrian College in Sudbury.
Dale Vitale: 705-564-9625 - [email protected]
Originally from Toronto, I’ve lived in several places in Ontario before
settling in Sudbury in 2001. Currently, I own and operate a home-based
ceramic art studio called Creative Clay Ceramics. I make a variety of
three-dimensional ceramic flower pictures as well as many styles of
porcelain lace-draped figurines. I’ve been in business since May, 2010;
however, I’ve worked with ceramics and porcelain most of my life. I’m a
third generation ceramic artist. My late grandmother started it all back in
the 1940s and had her own studios in Barrie and Toronto. My late mother
followed her lead and had studios in the Parry Sound area in the mid to late
1970s. Their accomplishments would later be my inspiration. Although I was
born into it, I initially never saw myself doing it as any more than a
hobby. What changed my mind was when I was an author in my youth I decided
to design the cover of my first novel. I received many compliments for my
effort. That was what awakened my artistic passion and from then on, it was
a goal of mine to do ceramics seriously and operate my own studio. I now
work at my craft full time and have received much support and appreciation
for my craft. I’ve come a long way and I have seen my work evolve with new
ideas coming from me and also suggestions from others.
Zanetti, Jill- 705.560.4838
800 Cambrian Heights, Sudbury, ON P3C 5L8
E-mail: [email protected]
Modern and abstract art – interested in a unique blending of fabric and watercolour
Custom orders
Curators
Telenko, Krysta
E-mail:[email protected]
Independent Curator
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David Anselmo of Hideaway Pictures, Peter Mihaichuk, makeup, props and design expert, and Darlene Naponse, award-winning fillmmaker, talk movies at the South End library. (Northern Life)
Darlene Naponse/Pine Needle Productions
38 Reserve Rd.
Atikameksheng Anishnawbek
Naughton, Ontario
P0M 2M0
705.692.5638
[email protected]
www.pineneedleblankets.com
An Ojibway woman from Atikameksheng Anishnawbek – Northern Ontario, Canada, Naponse is a writer, director, video artist and poet. Her short films and feature films have screened in different film festivals across the world including the Sundance Film Festival in 2001/2002/2003. Her art based video work has been installed in various galleries and her films have been aired nationally and internationally. Her work is deeply connected to her community, First Nations realities of the 21st century and Mother Earth. As a storyteller she is in search of imaginative images giving truth through word, film and song.
Naponse has an unique approach to storytelling. Her ”rez-style” films have been screened at many festivals around the world including the famous Sundance Film Festival with Abandoned Houses on the Reservation (2001) and Cradlesong (2003). Her films and videos have also been broadcast on APTN and the Women’s Television Network.
Her company, Pine Needle Blanket Productions, won the 2004 First Nations Business Award from Northern Ontario Business. The company has been operating successfully since 2000 providing Ojibwa multi-media productions. She started the company after receiving funding through the Youth Entrepreneurship Program through Waubetek Business Development Corp.
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David Anselmo/Hideway Films
David Joseph Anselmo was born in Sudbury, Ontario, far from any connection to show business. After studying Law, Psychology and Theatre at Sudbury’s Laurentian University, he travelled abroad, heading to Europe to expand his acting repertoire with smaller theatre groups and productions.
A chance visit to a friend in South Korea would prove to be a kickstart to a seven year stint in Korean television and film, notably appearing in The Host (2007), R-Point (2004) and Welcome to Dongmakgol (2005), for which he gained 20 pounds and shaved his head to play a special forces commander.
In 2011 he returned home to Canada and formed Hideaway Pictures, with an eye to develop television and film opportunities in Northern Ontario. He doubled down on his commitment to his hometown’s film prospects, opening the Northern Ontario Film Studios, Northern Ontario’s first film production hub. The studio started big, playing host to 5 productions in its first 5 months of existence, and attracting notice from Playback Magazine and The Hollywood Reporter.
In 2012, Mr Anselmo serviced his first production in Northern Ontario “Cas & Dylan”, starring Richard Dreyfus and directed by Jason Priestley, produced “Be My Valentine” for the Hallmark Channel starring William Baldwin, and an independent feature with partnership from Telefilm entitled “The Privileged”. In 2013, he served as Executive Producer on two films for the Hallmark Channel – “Christmas with Tucker” and “Star Spangled Banners” filmed in North Bay- as well as Co-Producer one of the biggest features to come to Northern Ontario, “Ice Soldiers”, an Action feature for Sony Pictures International starring Dominic Purcell, Adam Beach and Michael Ironside
828 Beatrice Crescent
Sudbury, Ontario P3A 3E5
T 705.885.1660 F 705.523.1601
The Northern Ontario Film Studios is situated in Sudbury – the heart of the film and television industry up North. With unmatched access to a wide variety of locations, production equipment housed on site and a secure and flexible studio space unlike anything north of Toronto, NOFS is the perfect base of operations for shooting any film or television production in Northern Ontario.
NOFS features a 20,000 square foot single span main stage floor, on- and off-site production offices, a Hair and Makeup room, a prop shop, a craft kitchen, laundry facilities and ample parking. 2,000 square feet of auxiliary space, and fiber optic wi-fi service provided by Agilis Networks throughout the building. NOFS has everything necessary to service a wide range of production needs.
Located centrally, NOFS has access to a variety of local services, perfect for sourcing your entire production. It is located 20 minutes from the airport, and less than a ten minute drive from several hotels and the city core.
The Northern Ontario Film Studios is the only facility of its kind in Northern Ontario. The space can be tailored to any project, big or small, and the resources we make available bring together everything a production needs. Take the time to explore and you will see that we have a space unlike anything else available in the region.
Specs- 200′ long, 100′ wide, 30′ high – Single Span Studio Floor
- 4 x 200 square foot Offices on site.
- 2 Loading Doors – 1 : 10’ x 10’, 1 : 12’ x 12’
- 600 amp / 3 phase Electrical Power
- Gas Heat
- Fiber Optic Internet Throughout
- Locked Gate and 24 hour video surveillance of property
From Northern Life, Feb. 12, 2014: Sudbury takes centre stage in Olympic Canadian Tire commercial
https://www.northernlife.ca/news/lifestyle/2014/02/12-CT-commercial-sudbury.aspx
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Amanda M. Darling
www.mclachlanentertainment.com
Amanda M. Darling is an award-winning screenwriter in both the comedy and drama genres. She has taken writing courses at UCLA and is currently enrolled in the MFA Screenwriting program at Hollins University. Her script Children of Honor was an Academy Nicholl Fellowship semi-finalist and won a Praxis Centre for Screenwriting fellowship in Canada. Her short film Frenchy Plays Matchmaker won second place in CTV’s Best in Shorts competition at Cinefest, Sudbury’s international film festival. She is represented by Jo-Ann Carol, of Jo-Ann Carol and Associates, based in L.A.
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Zoldy Bros. Productions - 705.675.0200
4093 Mirage Blvd.
Hanmer, ON P3P 1Y3
Email: [email protected]
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Sudbury Writers’ Guild
The Sudbury Writers’ Guild meets the last Thursday of the month from September to May, except December. The meetings are held from 6:30 pm until approx 8:30 pm at the Parkside Centre, Room “B” at the YMCA located at 140 Durham Street, Sudbury. Doors to the meeting room are open at 6pm to allow for networking before the meeting.
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Greater Sudbury Public Library – 705.673.1155
74 MacKenzie Street, Sudbury, ON, P3C 4X8
Contact: Jessica Watts
[email protected]
Website: www.sudbury.library.on.ca
The Greater Sudbury Public Library has display cases available to display your artwork, pottery, crafts, collections, etc. The display cabinets are at the Main, South, New Sudbury, Lively, Valley and Garson branches. They may be booked for your work, free of charge.
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Manitoulin Writers’ Circle – 705.282.1714
Contact: Margo Little
P.O. Box 79
Gore Bay, Manitoulin Island P0P 1H0
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.margolittle.com
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Northern Playwrights – 705-858-0715
P.O. Box 905, Capreol, ON, P0M 1H0
Email: [email protected]
https://www.northernplaywrights.piczo.com
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The Writer’s Circle – 705.675.3501 #8286
NISA – Northern Initiatives for Social Action
680 Kirkwood Drive, Bldg 2
Fax: 705-675-3501
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.nisa.on.ca
The Writers; Circle provides the opportunity for consumers to have a voice and a means of self-expression – to develop their writing talents, whether for pleasure, publication or both.
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Editors/ Publishers
Prise de parole inc. – 705-675-6491
Adresse: 109, rue Elm, bureau 205, Sudbury, ON, P3C 1T4
C.P. 550, Sudbury, ON, P3E 4R2
Telecopieur: (705) 675-6491
Couriel: [email protected]
Mots cles: auteur, livre, franco-ontarien, canadien-francais, literature
Historique: Fondees a Sudbury, en Ontario, en 1973, les Editions Prise de parole se consacrent essentiellement a la publication d’oeuvres litteraires. Les collections de la maison comprennent le roman et la nouvelle, la poesie, le theatre, l’essai et l’etude en sciences humaines et sociales. Egalement, la maison publie du materiel pedagogique dans le domaine des arts d’expression et de la creativite. La maison d’edition collabore activement a la resolution de defies en matiere de distribution et de diffusion de livres sur le territoire canadien-francais.
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Scrivener Press – 705.522.5126
465 Loach’s Road, Sudbury, ON, P3E 2R2
Fax: 705-522-5126
Publisher / regional / Northeastern ON authors
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Individuals
Chalk, Anthony
Email: [email protected]
Poetry, essays, book reviews and more
Campbell, Heather
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Gagnon, Paulette – 705.675.5894
E-mail: [email protected]
Paulette Gagnon oeuvre dans le secteur des arts et de la culture depuis 30 ans. De retour à Sudbury après une absence de 15 ans, au cours de laquelle elle a oeuvré au Conseil des Arts de l’Ontario, au Centre national des Arts du Canada et à l’Association des théâtres francophones du Canada, elle dédie aujourd’hui ses énergies à des projets majeurs du secteur culturel sudburois, dont la création d’une Place des Arts au centre-ville, initiative du Regroupement des organismes culturels de Sudbury (ROCS).
Paulette Gagnon has been active in the Arts and Culture sector for 30 years. Back in Sudbury after a 15-year absence, during which she strived at the Ontario Arts Council, the National Arts Centre and the Association des théâtres francophones du Canada, today she dedicates herself to major projects of the Sudbury cultural sector such as the creation of a “Place des arts” in the downtown by the Regroupement des organismes culturels de Sudbury (ROCS).
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Gilhula, Vicki, journalist and editor
President of Sudbury Arts Council
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Hart, Benita, writer, broadcaster
Email: [email protected]
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Leuschen, Janice – 705.692.3088
Janice Leuschen…finding the right words
10 Kristi Court
Lively, ON P3Y 1B2
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McLachlan Darling, Amanda
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Lalonde, Randolph
Fantasy and Adventure novels for all
Begin the journey at www.fatecycle.com
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Michaels, Courtney Lynn
Box 893, Sudbury, ON, P3E4S1
Audio children’s stories / Stewart the Bunny / Chester Chickadee
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Shepherd, Michael – 705.858.0715
19 Kelly Street
Capreol, ON P0M 1H0
Email:[email protected]
Website:www.northernplaywrights.piczo.com
Actor and playwright
Long time member of the Stratford Festival Company as a character actor. Now primarily involved in writing and domestic engineering, residing in Capreol and spending a lot of time during the winter months writing short stories, sixteen so far. Has four plays published and will look for a publisher to put together an anthology of his short stories and plays in the near future. Returned to the “boards” again when cast as “Professor Henry Higgins” in the highly successful Theatre Cambrian production of “My Fair Lady” following it up with another role for the same company as “Maurice” in “Beauty and the Beast.” Currently producing a public, staged reading of his new play “The Starry Bridge.” It will be a multi-media production with the spoken word, illustrated slides, poetry and choral presentations.
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Staude, Rolf – 705.527.5930
P.O. Box 312, 797 Jane Blvd.
Midland ON L4R 4L1
Email: [email protected]
Author/Painter/Volunteer/Teacher
Artist, mainly painting landscapes and historical scenes, working as a volunteer and writing. My next book is going into the scariest times of my youth in Germany.
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705.752.1542
Highway 17 East, PO Box 783, North Bay ON P1B 8J8
Fax: 705.752.5566
Email: [email protected]
Hand formed sculptures in concrete suitable for house or garden. Works are hardened for northern climates: fountains, planters, oil lamps, benches and a variety of freestanding wildlife sculptures.
Fauvelle, Tyler – 705-692-0664
Studio: 569 Main Street, Lively, Ontario, P3Y 1M9
E-Mail:[email protected]
Website:www.creativecasts.ca
Sculpture by Tyler Fauvelle (a division of Creative Casts Ltd.)
‘Hopeful Return’
Bio: Tyler sculpts in clay, creating both original and limited edition sculptures. Sculptures may be original kiln-fired clay, or cast in variety of casting materials, such as bronze, bonded bronze, art resin, and hydrostone. The sculptures blend realism with impressionistic aspects, and feature subjects inspired by mining, prospecting, wildlife, and history. Choose from existing work, or commission one with a specific subject in mind.
We welcome all themes, and works can range in size from a 6″ sculpture, to a larger-than-life sized bronze monument.
Recently, Tyler completed three 7ft. sculptures commemorating Sandy McIntyre, Jack Wilson and Benny Hollinger, prospectors whose discoveries launched one of the biggest gold rushes in history, leading to the founding of Timmins in 1912. The bronze monuments will be unveiled in 2012, in honour of the Timmins centennial.
For more information, www.creativecasts.ca
Henry, Bruno – 705-859-1919
99 Amikook Street., Wikwemikong, ON, P0P 2J0
Email: [email protected]
Antler Jewelry/ Leather Work/ Photography/ Stone Carver
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Digital & Film Photography, and Time lapse films
His main focus is on Digital and Film photography, specializing in Astro-photography,
He has been taking photographs for the past 20 years.
He completed a 3.5 year Environmental Technology course from Fanshawe College in London, Ont. Barton is originally from Sudbury.
He works at the Greater Sudbury Airport where there is exposure to almost every sunset, and sunrise , and lots of aviation related material. He has been published many times, in the Northern Life, Sudbury Star, MCTV, and more recently in “We Live Up Here” a local book regarding the
culture of Sudbury(https://www.
He has also won “Picture the Stars” photo contest by Science North
in multiple categories.
Vermillion River by Ken Bennison
Bennison, Ken, photographer, poet
Birthplace: Kearney, Ontario
Birthdate: Feb. 22, 1948
705-690-8685
Blog: kenben.org
A retired Saw filer who took his photographic work to the next level. Ken specialises in capturing wilderness scenes that many people never see. Especially the Urban dweller.
Ken’s accomplishments include the following:
Selected to 24 group exhibitions since 2010
24 awards for his photographic work since 2010
Published two books: A Wilderness Experience Through Photos and Poetry; and The Spirit Of The River.
Browning, Kathy, B.F.A. Honours, M.F.A., B.Ed., Ph.D.
705.675.1151 Ext. 4382
Email: [email protected]
Digital Photographer; Giclee Prints; Author
Assistant Professor, Visual Arts, School of Education, Laurentian University
Butler, Jon – 705.285.0823
Willisville, P.O. Box 153
Whitefish Falls, ON P0P 2H0
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.lacloche.ca
Photographer/artist
Jon Butler, La Cloche Photographer:
Jon Butler, a retired newspaper executive who changed his clothes to enjoy the passing seasons of life, has been capturing La Cloche light for over 30 years. He concentrates on solitary and contemplative landscapes and atmospheric effects.
The photographs exemplify Jon’s unique sense of light. Exhibition photographs are usually taken at dawn before sunrise with no filters or digital enhancement. All are in a limited series of 10 or less.
Jon’s ‘Photo Haiku’ combine his photographs with original haiku. A haiku is the expression of temporary enlightenment, in which we see into life and in this case it is La Cloche.
Jon and his wife Kerry live in the village of Willisville located in the heart of the La Cloche Mountains. They are founding members of the La Cloche Mountains Preservation Society and the Willisville Mountain Project, dedicated to preserve Willisville Mountain and the beauty of La Cloche. In 2011 Jon published the book ‘Visions of La Cloche, Contemplating La Cloche with Words and Photographs’.
Jon’s photographs are available at Turners Gallery of Little Current, The Art Gallery of Sudbury gift shop, Killarney Park Store, www.lacloche.ca, and The Red Dog Whitefish Falls. Since 2001 Jon has had seven solo exhibitions, three two person shows and participated in 50 juried and group exhibits.
8 Village Crescent
Sudbury, ON P3A 4X9
Email: [email protected]
Photographer/Printer
99 Amikook Street., Wikwemikong, ON, P0P 2J0
Email: [email protected]
Antler Jewelry/ Leather Work/ Photography/ Stone Carver
388 Kantola Rd., Lively ON P3Y 1G9
Email: [email protected]
Website:www.donjonstonphotos.com
Photographer of landscape, wildlife, photoimpressionism
409 Queen St.
Sudbury, ON P3B 2K5
Email:[email protected]
Website:www.jamieruddy.com
Fine art photographer. Home based gallery/studio open to the public by appointment.
“Much of the subject matter that I photograph portrays my interest in architecture and heritage. This interest is reflected in my urban and rural landscape photographs. Polaroid film is frequently used in my photographic endeavor to create images that appear painterly or surreal. Abstract imagery is also an area of interest”
‘Lost’ by Jamie Ruddy
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487 Elm St., Sudbury ON P3C 1W4
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.rodenasphotography.com
396 Westview Drive
Sudbury, ON P3C 3M5
Photographer-Artist
Organizations & Groups
Sudbury Shutterbugs
Email:[email protected]
Website: www.sudburyshutterbugs.com
Group meets first and third Wednesday of every month at 7 pm at The Parkside Centre
(entrance in the YMCA building)
140 Durham Street,
Sudbury
Retouching & Restoration
Huck, Katherine - Rodenas Photography -
705.670.1837
487 Elm St., Sudbury ON P3C 1W4
Email:[email protected]
Website:www.rodenasphotography.com
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Studios
Candid Photography Studios – 705.673.FOTO (3686)
Tony A. Galic MPA -FSWPP
372 Riverside Drive
Sudbury, ON P3E 1H7
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.candidstudios.com
Erik Lovin Photography – 705.673.4483
361 Elm Street
Sudbury, ON PC 1V9
Email:
[email protected]
Rodenas Photography - 705.670.1837
487 Elm St., Sudbury, ON P3C 1W4
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.rodenasphotography.com
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705.673.1280
303 York Street, Sudbury ON P3E 2A5
Fax: 705.673.1434
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.sudburysymphony.com
The Sudbury Symphony Orchestra is a community orchestra offering five concerts each season, plus special Christmas performances.
SSO anounces 2014/15 season https://www.sudburyartscouncil.org/events-calendars/sso-announces-new-season/
Individuals
E-mail: [email protected]
Promoter, Affinity Concerts, Out of the Cold’ series, Springfest, Vale concerts at Bell Park (Summer)
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David Bulley – 705-522-2260
Rumble Music Company – Multi Media Presentations
250 Maki Avenue, Sudbury, P3E 2P2
E-mail: [email protected] -
[email protected]
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472 Spruce St.
Sudbury, ON P3C 1P2 E-mail: [email protected]
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Jean-Guy “Chuck” Labelle
Bilingual Singer / Songwriter / Entertainer
Given Name: Jean-Guy “Chuck” Labelle.
Birthplace: Mattawa, Ontario.
Style: Country Rock
Guitar, piano, bass.
Agent: François Labelle, 1-613-983-8546, PLR Productions
web : www.chucklabelle.com
Representation: Labelle Productions F1-705-898-1117 J [email protected]
Chuck Labelle
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Lowe, Andrew “Andy” 705-524-3947
2021 Scarlett Road – Sudbury, P3B 2A5
E-mail:[email protected]
Singer, Songwriter, Entertainer, Actor,
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Mancini Marc - 705-673-8017
368 Horobin Street, Sudbury, P3C 5N6
E-mail: [email protected]
Musician (jazz) community engagement/ SAC board member
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Schaut, George B. – 705.522.7865
Secretary, No Strings Attached Community Band
1250 Ramsey View Court, Apt. 304
Sudbury, ON P3E 2E7
E-mail: [email protected]
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Schneider, Peter – 705.522.2854
1719 Gemini Crescent, Sudbury, ON, P3E 5W4
E-mail:[email protected]
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213 Regent Street, Sudbury, ON P3C 4C4
E-mail: [email protected]
Described as a ‘rare and courageous talent’, Pandora Topp is a consummate performer, constantly seeking opportunities to learn and collaborate with others. Her collaborations have been featured at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival, the National Arts Centre in Ottawa, on CBC Television, CBC Radio and Radio-Canada, and have been nominated for the Governor General’s Award for Theatre. She has shared the stage with Michael Bublé, and has performed both for and with Margaret Atwood. This year she is featured in Ron Mann’s documentary In the Wake of the Flood and 2011 will see her in the world-premiere of Tomson Highway’s latest work, a one-woman show called The (Post) Mistress.
Having successfully produced 10 of her own touring acts, she currently leads The Giselles, an 8-piece bilingual pop act with horn section, touring throughout Ontario in 2010-11. Pandora is best known for her flagship production Café Piaf with Pandora Topp, a stirring homage to the late Parisian singer Édith Piaf. 2011 will marks the 12th anniversary of Café Piaf with Pandora Topp, featuring 1962 World Champion accordionist Iona Reed.
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Vaillancourt, Dan- Black Tie Affair
1527 Canterbury Street, Sudbury, P3A 1H7
E-mail: [email protected]
Jazz Guitarist/Arranger/Composer
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Willowdance Wellness Centre
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.willowdancewellnesscentre.com
Celtic Harp Services – for weddings, receptions and other special events
- serving the Sudbury Manitoulin corridor and beyond
Music Schools
Cambrian College Music Academy – 705.662.1356 (call or text)
Cambrian College Music Academy is now accepting registrations for September 2012. This is a perfect opportunity to develop creativity, expand knowledge, and explore new musical horizons. Our highly-trained, experienced faculty teach private lessons in guitar (all styles), percussion/drum set, piano, strings, voice, woodwinds and brass, as well as offer the Suzuki Guitar and Violin Methods for toddlers. We offer individual and group performance opportunities, including Sudbury Youth Orchestra, group improvisation, guitar ensemble and solo recitals. The Academy also proudly presents a new course for music lovers, ‘A History of Rock and Roll’. Students of all ages and levels are welcomed, including those considering a career in music.
Contact: Jamie Arrowsmith
1400 Barrydowne Road, Sudbury, ON, P3A 3V8
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Groups
Fiddleworks – 705.855.0248
4972 Fiddleworks, Chelmsford, Ontario, P0M 1L0
E-mail: [email protected]
Old time Fiddle and Stepdance
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Jubilee Folk Ensemble
c/o Jubilee Centre – 195 Applegrove P3C 1M7
Community Volunteer Orchestra
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Gospelfest
E-mail: [email protected]
Gospel Fest is a non-denominational Christian charitable organization that features Sudbury local and neighbouring artists and musicians at free outdoor concerts.
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Production Café Musique de Rayside-Balfour
- 705.983.0029
505 Laurier Street West, Azilda ON P0M 1B0
E-mail:[email protected]
Website: cafe-musique.ca
CMRB consacre ses efforts envers la création de productions de spectacles au sein de la communauté de Rayside-Balfour.
CMRB dedicates its efforts towards the creation of musical productions within the community of Rayside-Balfour.
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No Strings Attached Community Band (NSACB) of Sudbury – 705.523.5627
Contact: Sandra McMillan, Musical Director/Conductor
1960 Latimer Cres., Sudbury, ON P3E 2V9
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.nostringsattachedband.org
“The No Strings Attached Community Band (NSACB) is a non-profit community band composed entirely of amateur wind/percussion musicians. Our ensemble is the only community concert band serving the Sudbury area. Sanctioned and supported by the City of Greater Sudbury, we provide an alternative in the community to orchestral music through our free public concerts. We always welcome new members!”
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Ariadne Women’s Chamber Choir of Sudbury – 705.522.2260
250 Maki Avenue, Sudbury ON P3E 2P2
Contact: Jan Buley
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: https://ariadnewomenschoir.ca
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Bel Canto Chorus – 705.855.9525
St. Andrew’s Place, 111 Larch Street, Unit 303, Sudbury, ON, P3E 4T5
Contact: Erin Todd
E-mail: [email protected]
We are Sudbury’s largest community choir. Concerts are held at Christmas time and in the spring. We give our audiences the opportunity to hear wonderful classical and contemporary choral works.
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Blue Saints Drum and Bugle Corps – 705-692-5646
Box 1302, Sudbury, ON, P3E 4S7
Website: www.bluesaints.com
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Irish Heritage Singers – 705-566-7774
216 Copper Street, Unit 60, Sudbury, ON, P3E 6E8
Fax: 705-671-2102
E-mail: [email protected]
Isles of Innisfree Non-profit Homes
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Sudbury Chamber Singers
Contact: Shannon Goffin
E-mail: [email protected]
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Sudbury’s Champion Female Barbershoppers
Northern Brass Quartet – 705-525-0493 or 705-673-4126 ext. 214
C/O Charlotte Leonard, 2116 Kenwood Street, Sudbury, ON, P3B 3X9
Contact – Peter Scherzinger
Classical ensemble / ragtime / pop / weddings / graduations / fanfares
Quartet – Peter Scherzinger, Charlotte Leonard, Richard Perras and Catherine Valiaho
Sudbury Finnish Male Choir – 705-523-9002 Contact: John Nelson
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Sudbury Opera Guild – 705.674.1766
Contact: Martina Perras
333 Wembley Dr.
Sudbury, ON P3E 1N8
E-mail: [email protected]
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Studios, Labels & Agencies
Denniston Entertainment – 705.923.2383
E-mail: [email protected]
www.dennistonentertainment.ca
2594 South Shore Rd
Denniston Entertainment is a newly founded entertainment company based out of Sudbury, Ontario. It has 2 goals: (1) to entertain Sudburians through concerts, live theatre and recorded music, and (2) to provide an outlet for talented Sudbury artists to perform. The company’s founder, Scott Denniston, has performed in concerts, musicals, stage plays and operas both in Sudbury and London, Ontario. As a musician and actor, he understands the importance of performance opportunities.
“One can never have too many opportunities to show the community what you are capable of. So, if you can sing, act, dance, play an instrument or any combination of these things, I want to know about it and I want to help you shine! And if you’re just looking for an exciting evening of entertainment, I would love to see you at our next event!”
First Impressions Entertainment Agency – 705-673-2122
122 Durham Street, Suite 211, Sudbury, ON, P3E 3M8
E-mail: [email protected]
For all your entertainment needs.
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