Birch for Pit Firing: Exploring Wild Clay and Bark Effects
Summer birch harvest supports both firewood storage and upcoming ceramic pit firing work.
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Blueberries. Coming soon!
Firm green blueberries soak up the July sun, promising a sweet, midnight-blue harvest very soon.
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Collecting Poplar Brush for Fall Pottery Pit Firings
Seasonal brush collection turns poplar into reliable, no-waste fuel for atmospheric ceramic pit firings in the fall.
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Plush Perfection
Beautiful hand-crafted stuffed animals created by Dryden artist Tanya McArthur were on display at this week's artist market.
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July 18 is Parks Day in Canada: Join us for Everyone Outdoors Together!
POSTPONED: Due to the fire restrictions, area wildfires and air quality, the BBQ component has been postponed to a later date. Please contact us @info@artsincubator.ca…
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Colour, Creativity and Community Shine at Melgund Canada Day Festival
Unique handmade designs and strong community support made this year's Canada Day event one to remember.
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Government of Canada announces beginning of Impact Statement phase for proposed Nuclear Waste DGR
The federal impact assessment has officially begun for Canada's proposed Deep Geological Repository project
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Tiny Details, Big Possibilities
Can wild clay capture delicate flower prints? This close-up from Borups Corners tells an interesting story.
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Colours to Dye For: Rob Franklin’s Tie-Dye T-Shirts Steal the Show
Rob Franklin showcased colourful, handcrafted tie-dye shirts that celebrated local art and entrepreneurship on Canada Day.
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Exploring Northwestern Ontario Wild Clay for Ceramics and Pottery
This summer we're exploring how to harvest and process wild clay for pottery and ceramics with Art Borups Corners.
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