July 11, 2026 – October 4, 2026
Art Gallery of Peterborough
Our region is rich with talented artists practicing across a range of styles and mediums. From Stoney Lake to Keene, the annual Kawartha Autumn Studio Tour offers the public a chance to view art in the working spaces of artists. This exhibit seeks to capture the outstanding quality, spirit, and variety available on this year’s tour.
These works display an eager exploration of our surroundings, a love for the region, and a talent for pushing boundaries. Playful, strong, and considered, the artists exhibited here utilize their materials to the fullest advantage and consider composition, texture, and line. Offering a wide range of mediums and processes, the Kawartha Autumn Studio Tour has something for everyone. Masterful, honest, striking, delicate, whimsical, and contemplative, this group of artists exemplifies our strong and vital community.
Doug Andrews, Leanne Baird, Sandra Beange & Barbara Sorensen, Kim Beavis Sanderson, Paul Chester, Don Clark, John Climenhage, Lynda Cunningham, Heather Doughty, Sylvie Dumas, Holly Edwards, Em Farquhar-Barrie, Patrick Fitzgerald, Stephanie Ford Forrester, Tina Fridgen, Garrett Gilbart, Kay Gregg, Christy Haldane, David Hickey, Mark Hinan, Cydnee Hosker, Faye Jacobs, Mary-Anne Johnston, Thomas Aitken & Kate Hyde, Lesley & Al Kroach, Lucie Lemieux-Wilson, Nick Leniuk, Jeffrey Macklin, Beverly MacRae, Laura Madera, Lucy Manley, Karyne McKnight, Mary McLoughlin, Paul Nabuurs, Cathy Ogrodnik, Stan Olthuis, Ann Shier, Nan Sidler, Cathy Stalkie, Sheldon Storey, Chantel Stovell, Wendy Trusler, Tricia vanOostveen, Annette Vlieg, Ann Way-Nee, and Vince Way-Nee
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