Exploring Rurban Art – Lorraine Roy
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The sixth and final artist in The Rurban Fringe’s limited online art series is Lorraine Roy, a textile artist living and working in Dundas, Ontario, Canada.
Through her beautifully crafted and unique art, Lorraine demonstrates – through fabric – that contemporary rurban art is [...]
Exploring Rurban Art – John Andrews
John Andrews – the fifth artist in The Rurban Fringe’s limited online series – is proud to explore, sustain, and raise the profile of creative rural art by understanding ‘community’ as a place from which one can create (and find!) meaning and culture.
Tell us a bit about yourself and your work.
I’m a graphic designer who’s [...]
Exploring Rurban Art – Hope Kroll
Like the meticulous nature of her art … rural life exists in the details.
This month, The Rurban Fringe is pleased to introduce Hope Kroll, the fourth artist in our limited online series, as she shares her thoughts on her aesthetic and raises questions as to the existence – or non-existence – of art space within a rural/rurban setting.
Tell [...]

