Past Exhibitions

Cultural Considerations

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Emily Turner

Simple Machines

Judith Dingle

Transcendence

Layers of Time

Sandi Luck and Terry Wright

Jackie Wells

Down A Country Road

BREATHE

Haliburton School of The Arts Faculty Exhibition 2011

Carole Finn

Wild Water Preserve Minden

Pathways

George Conklin

THIS

Visual and Creative Arts Diploma Class Exhibition

Winter Time

Rails End Members Salon Exhibition

Paul Sanderson

Cannes, France

Lois Raw

Townscapes of Haliburton, Minden and Kinmount

Ben Carnochan

Landmarks of Haliburton County

Carl Stewart

warehouse

Tactile Memories

October 2 -31, 2010

Shelley Beach and Lea Harper

Lake of Many Winds

Mark Prier

The Lines

John Lennard

In Praise of Nature

PASSAGE

Haliburton School of The Arts Faculty Show

Susan Hay

Shorelines

Paternity Suite

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Wendy Wood

Intertwined

unearthed

HHSS Portfolio Class Exhibition

Barbara Hart

Woods, Wetlands and the Wonder of it All

Joe Smith

Lensless Photography

Home Sweet Home

Rails End Members' Salon Exhibition

Yves Ameline

Brittany On My Mind

Sandra Hawkins

The Ecology of Narrative Space

Keith Rydberg

Wooden Memories

Haliburton Fall Studio Tour Preview

in the Gallery Shop

Greg McHarg

Screen Room

Ying-Yueh Chuang

In Search of Paradise

Masterworks East

Ontario Crafts Council

Sue Evans

Through A Glass Darkly

Diane White

At Risk

Newfanglers Art Festival Preview

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Tongues Untied

Haliburton Highlands Secondary School Portfolio Class Exhibition

6 Women: Rose Pearson's Studio Group

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BEFUNDLED

Fleming College Visual and Creative Arts Diploma Student Exhibition

RoseMarie Condon: The Canadian Shield Alphabet

in the Members' Gallery

Rural Routes

Rails End Members' Salon Exhibition

William Wilson

In the Members Gallery

Down Memory Lane

Rails End Gallery Archives Project

Corin Ford Forrester

Members' Gallery

NGOMA

Drums in the Village

Wendy Trusler

Dancing in a Northern Kitchen

Haliburton Studio Tour Preview

The Ticket Room

Ben Darrah

FRONTIER

Kirk Wipper's Paddle Collection

16 paddles from the personal collection of the founder of the Canadian Canoe Museum

Victoria Ward

rockets & gallows

Speak Through My Eyes

HHSS Portfolio Class

Adam Lodzinski

The Music of Light

E. G. Blundell

bloom

Current & Upcoming Exhibitions

Exhibition Proposal Guidelines

Now accepting

January 1 to December 31, 2012

Q. When can I submit a proposal?
A. Anytime.
Q. How do I submit an Exhibition Proposal?
A. We welcome proposals for solo and group exhibitions, curatorial projects, collaborative projects that provide opportunities for public engagement with contemporary art and craft and/or regional culture. Rails End has two exhibition spaces: The Lower Gallery where we generally feature work by our Artist Members and the Main Gallery where we invite proposals for professional and group exhibitions. Submissions for general consideration may be made at anytime. Please send (with SASE)to: POB 912, Haliburton, ON K0M 1S0
1-2 pg. Project description
-CV
-max.20 images of current work related to your proposal. Include image list (titles, dimensions, dates, media). Images must be digital format CD or DVD formatted as follows: JPEG;1024 pixels wide x 768 pixels; 1 MB max;number & title each file; # must appear before the title so image order corresponds to image list, example: 001TheVisitor.jpg.
Do not submit images in powerpoint
Timebased i.e. DVD may be up to 20 min.
Other support material; articles/writing/reviews up to 6 pieces

Scene Seen in Haliburton

Rails End Salon Exhibition 2012

January 28 to March 17, 2012

This year's theme,"Scene Seen in Haliburton", invites artists to take a long look at the Haliburton "scene" and create one or two works inspired by something they've seen or experienced in the County. Every interpretation is unique. Curator Laurie Jones said "I really hope we get some surprises! The "scene" here is so much more than rocks, trees and sky, and I say bring it on Haliburton!"
"Scene seen in Haliburton" runs through Family Day Weekend and March Break; it's a wonderful opportunity to engage our youth, tourists, local residents and artists in our local culture.

Sue Gleeson

Finding the Pathway Home

February 4 to March 5, 2012

Meet the Artist at the Opening Reception Saturday February 4 2-4 pm.
"For me, my paintings are not so much ‘stand alone’ works of art as they are an illustration of how expressive arts can work to repair and restore us. It is my fondest hope that my paintings will bring you clarity, inspiration, and joy." Sue Gleeson
A family physician in Peterborough, Susan is also a life coach, Nia instructor, a Bigger Game workshop facilitator and the author of two books. She is a graduate of the Expressive Arts Program at Fleming College, Haliburton Campus.