Hills of Erin Studio Tour
Preview Show
August 15 to September 13, 2009

Come, visit the Burdette Gallery during the Hills of Erin Preview Show. Many artists featured in the September Tour will have a sampling of their artwork on display and sale. Enjoy the peace and quiet of the country, while visiting the Burdette and explore the property which is a showpiece of natural beauty. 

Hills of Erin Studio Tour 2009!
September 26 to 27, 2009
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Experience fall in the hills of the headwaters region. Follow the Hills of Erin Studio Tour !! Visit the local artists and artisans in the beautiful hills of Erin on a free self guided tour!

Visitors are invited to travel from studio to studio in this free, self-guided tour, where you will meet participating artists and watch captivationg demonstrations in the beautiful hills of Erin, Hillsburgh and Grand Valley. Start and end the tour from wherever you like. Visit just a few or all the local artists and artisans featured on this self guided tour. Take time to enjoy this beautiful area, and explore the many unique specialty shops in the Village of Erin, Hillsburgh and surrounding Headwaters Region.

This year's 30 artists on the Hills of Erin Tour include Liz Armstrong, Sonia Bukata, Tom Conaty, Kathy Crain, Dawn Cottrill, Annette Dyon,  Naomi Dyon, Ken Hall, Beth Grant, Heather Grummett, Paula Henley, Dianne Hopkins, Martha Jackson-Pagel, Jean Loney, Danuta McAdam, Jennifer McKinnon, Paul Morin, George Perdue, Rochelle Rubinstein, Ray Schindler, Irene Shelton, Lanny Shereck, Anne Smith, Michelle Smith, Ron B. Smith, Kim Sunley-Hart, Kathryn Thompson, Paul Tronson,  Benitta Wilcox and Norman Wilson.

Please visit www.hillsoferinstudiotour.com for more information on the Studio Tour.

Paul Morin Solo Show
June 27 to August 9, 2009

Opening Reception, Artist Talk, Video Screening
Saturday, July 4, 6 to 9 p.m.

Over the past year, Paul has found himself applying various techniques, some familiar, others not. The departure point for this work explores natural laws and the states with allow its influence to vary.

With a freelance career that has spanned the past 30 years, Paul has worked for major advertising agencies and publishers across North America. His artwork has been exhibited in museums across Canada including The Museum of Civilization.

Over the past decade, Paul has migrated toward fine art and his abstracts and landscapes are in private and corporate collections throughout North America. His close association with the Burdette Gallery has allowed him to experiment with earth art and conduct workshops which integrate ceremony and experimentation into art instruction.

Since the release of his first book, "The Orphan Boy", (1990), he has achieved international recognition and his books are sold worldwide.

Now with 16 books behind him, Paul seeks only those projects that require his well-known in-depth research. His work has appeared in Newsweek, Maclean's and in The Society of Illustrators annuals.

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