The long days of winter are a perfect time to take up a new hobby. Since 1964, the Dundas Valley School of Art has helped thousands in the Hamilton area become better painters, potters or photographers, expanding their passion for the arts. The school offers a range of classes covering […]
The long days of winter are a perfect time to take up a new hobby.
Since 1964, the Dundas Valley School of Art has helped thousands in the Hamilton area become better painters, potters or photographers, expanding their passion for the arts.
The school offers a range of classes covering a wide variety of artist endeavours.
Paul Judd works during a watercolour painting class.Barry Gray/The Hamilton Spectator
A student works with colours during a watercolour painting class.Barry Gray/The Hamilton Spectator
Instructor Richard Fisher’s hands are covered in clay while teaching.Barry Gray/The Hamilton Spectator
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Tue Jan 17 , 2023
January is generally seen as a fallow time of year for film fans. Most studios are more focused on pumping out awards season contenders — artful films with complicated views of the human condition. If you’re in the mood for something more straightforward, may I point you to the uncomplicated pleasures of […]
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