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Baba’s Lounge
Fairy (Cecily Lalande)
Cecily Lalande gives a glimpse into another dimension with her macro photography of miniature fairy sculptures. Her photo series Northumberland Fairies is on display for the month of March. Cecily creates tiny, expressive fairy forms from an eclectic mix of man-made and natural materials and then places them in everyday environments. Photographing them in extreme close-up gives them a realm of their own. Northumberland Fairies opens March 11 at Baba’s.
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. 81 University Ave, Ch’town. 892-7377
Beanz
Exhibit of small new works by Suzanne O’Callaghan. Works by Richard A. Chase, Shawn Hopper, and Cook are also on view. 38 University Ave, Ch’town. 892-8797
Cornwall Library Art Gallery
The Cornwall Library Art Circle’s exhibit of the watercolours and papier-mâché of Jean Raymond is on display until March 5. The opening celebration of the Prince Edward Island (PEI = Peaceful, Engaging, Inspiring) oil paintings by Giselle Déziel will take place on March 9 at 7 pm on display until April 16. Contact Ruth Cassidy at 368-9309 for info on displaying in the gallery. Call for info about the Drop-In Art Group. Cornwall Town Hall, off TCH at Cornwall. 629-8415
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artisanpei.com
36 Island artisans and painters have a joint website at artisanpei.com with visuals, artist statements and a calendar of demos, workshops and tours.
Antiques Plus
Enjoy a variety of artwork including watercolours by Mona Laforge, acrylics by Fred Gill and hooked rugs by Bev Brown. Paintings and prints, new and old, surrounded by antiques and collectibles. Open Tue–Sat 10 am–6 pm. 404 TCH, Cornwall. 367-5709
Art Gallery of Adam Sultan
Adam Sultan shows his paintings by appt.
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Acadian Museum of P.E.I.
The Acadians and Sports: Then and Now (to mid-April), co-curated by the Belle-Alliance and the Acadian Museum, displays numerous photos and artifacts related to legendary Island Acadian athletes, such as Jos “Carisse” Arsenault, Walter “Peanuts” Arsenault, Lester Gaudet, Gerard Gallant, Suzanne Gaudet, Roger Maddix and many more. The exhibition also features the many triumphs of Island Acadians’ hockey, softball and soccer community teams, of the Island French school teams, as well as the Jeux de l’Acadie. Also on view are the permanent exhibition and the video The Island Acadians: The Story of a People; and the Galerie Claude-Picard of six large paintings depicting the adoption of the Acadian flag and national anthem in Miscouche in 1884. A gift shop has a selection of Acadian books, in French and in English, and also CDs of Acadian music. Open Mon–Fri 9 am–5 pm and Sun 1–4 pm. Free admission; donations appreciated. Miscouche, Rte 2. 432-2880
Arts Space East
Island artist, Anita Rooney presents her collection featuring familiar Island scenes, local Islanders, including various mediums and artistic styles to April 15. The show will run daily during regular business hours from 11 am to 6 pm.
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. 239 Valleyfield Road, Montague. 838-ARTS
Confederation Centre Art Gallery
Patrick Rapati: Math / Works (March 3–May 30) curated by Mireille Eagan as part of the RBC Emerging Artists series supported by the RBC Foundation; Home Sweet Home (March 3–May 30) curated by Monique Lafontaine; George Hunter’s Views of Canada 1945-1955 (March 13-May 30) curated by Robert Freeman and organized and circulated by the Art Gallery of Mississauga; Double Take (to March 28) curated by Kevin Rice; Tom Benner: Call of the Wild (to May 2) curated by Melanie Townsend circulated by Museum London; inbetween (to May 16) curated by Mireille Eagan. www.confederationcentre.com. Confederation Centre, Ch’town. 628-6142
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