What touches you? What do you touch? Touch can be physical, emotional or spiritual. Touch is part of our well-being, an elemental form of communication, and a lack of touch can affect our physical and emotional health. We say ‘Keep in touch’ to those we wish to have contact with, ‘I’m touched’ as an emotional response or ‘don’t touch’ to keep people away.
Artists from across the Western Canada Region (Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia) have created work relating to the theme of touch. This is a travelling exhibit, and viewers are welcome to touch the pieces allowing another sense beyond sight to be engaged with the work.
To inquire for bookings of this trunk show please contact Western Canada Regional Representative Susan Selby at susanlselbyATgmail.com
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| Bonnie Rozander |
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| Cathie Ugrin |
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| Ilse Anysas-Salkausk |
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| Christine Barker |
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| Janet Harper |
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| Janet Scruggs |
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| Jaynie Himsl |
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| Judi MacLeod |
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| Judy Leslie |
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| Judy Cruickshank |
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| Karlie Norrish McChesney |
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| Krista Zeghers |
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| Jennie Johnston |
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| Linda Ingham |
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| Lynda Matchullis |
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| Margaret Blank |
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| Marie McEachern |
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| Michelle Craigen |
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| Nancy Riemersma |
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| Natalie Skinner |
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| Nicki Ferland |
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| Robin Fischer |
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| Rosalind Sims |
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| Sharon Allman |
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| Susan Selby |
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| Terry Aske |
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| Thelma Newberry |
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| Theresa Shaw |
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| Yvonne Carlson |
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| Yvonne Rempel |
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| Rosalind Sims |
