Rhonda Nolan ART
provocative ART in so many ways.
Bloomfield
Rhonda Nolan is an established Canadian contemporary mixed media painter and creator in many mediums. Her work is seen nationally and internationally. Her abstract paintings and sculptures are strong, vibrant and laden with texture that pull at your heart strings. Her gallery includes site specific installations on the property.
Watch out for her workshops all year round. You won't want to miss.. 'Letting go - Journaling with fluid paint'; Textures of Mother Earth - building a folding altar card; The New Inhabitant of the Cosmos - building a papier maché sculpture (offered in summer)
She is an active community member. Her ART installation - Portal to the Cosmos, is a selfie photo opp that can be experienced outside the Bloomfield Public Library.
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