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March 24, 2006
We Be The News
Reading the Guardian at Beanz this morning I was pleased to read Todd MacLean's repoart on St. Patricks's day .
Thank you Todd for your kind words.
Kier
Posted by kier at 1:16 PM
March 23, 2006
IMAC ECMA Mini Docs
Wow! FYI,I was just checking our stats and was surprised at how many hits we are getting from Germany, Hello! we appreciate your company.
Did you get a chance to take in the shorts at the Arts Guild tonight. Hosted by Milla, Doug and the IMAC crew, Mr Brown on the bar. Great job you guys. The room was full and everyone stayed until the last gun was fired
The Chris Corrigan interview by Louise Lalonde was my favourite.
More news tomorrow,kitchen party tonight.
Kier
Posted by kier at 11:41 PM
March 18, 2006
WHAT'S NEW
Thanks to the miracle of modern technology Ahmon Katz work can now be viewed on the Kier Gallery web site. Check it out under artists and art.
Ahmon is a great artist and we are proud to show his work.
Kier
Posted by kier at 5:41 PM
March 14, 2006
Pamper & PLay Women's Fair
What a great success for all who organized and attended this celebration of International Womens Day this past Saturday. I had soooo much fun! We gathered: sisters, daughters, mothers, grandmothers, aunts, wives... from all kinds of professions and from all kinds of social classes. It was a truly "unifying experience".
The Womens Fair was held in the St Peters Hall at the conrner of Rochford and Fitzroy St in Charlottetown and was the brain child of Kele Redmond of Tam Ayng Consulting. Kele is a dedicated and spirited event organizer whose vision is to bring awareness to our community about the necessary journey towards social wellness and economic development. Other key players in the event were the PEI Business Women's Association, the Womens Network and The Advisory Council on the Status of Women. A whole lot of Woman power at work!!
There was plenty for the ladies to do once inside. Much needed relaxation and rejuvination by sampling a number of different pampering services: reflexology, a yoga demonstration, massage therapy, jewelry, pampering products, a meditative labrynth, Chocolate to die for, homemade goodies delivered by well wishing fairies, enchanting melodies on flute by Nancy Clement.
The finale was an interpretive dance preformed by Kelli Hanrahan in the centre of the room surrounded by a circular crowd of "The Papmered". Kelli stood in the centre of a circle of hand painted rune stones and was surrounded by a row of ladies playing singing bowls, hand drums and a number of other rich sounding percussion instruments. I grabbed a hand drum and joined in. There were voices joined in rythmic song, music from the heart. What a rush, the whole room was entranced and there was a connectedness. I had to laugh to myself thinking: Those "heathen Godess worshiping Pagans!" had themselves a pagan ritual right there in the church hall! AMEN.
Posted by natasha at 3:45 PM
Tuesday 12:09 AM
What a day!
What a day!
We are working on the gallery web site.
Natasha, fellow artist in our community is helping as well she will be bloging on The Kier Gallery site.
Natasha we look forward to reading your thoughts and we thank you for your help.
Over worked and underpaid
We remain
The Island Arts Community
Your Friends Kier
Posted by kier at 12:13 AM