Art
Judy Ward is one of Thunder Bay’s artists whose varied media and styles can best be described as observant, playful, and thought-provoking. So much so that anyone who has seen her work has
You could almost say that wood flows through Chris Fuller’s veins. As a young child, he enjoyed hours in the woodshop, working alongside his dad, learning basic carpentry skills.
Summertime reminds us to be grateful that we live on this beautiful planet with its lush greens and vast waters.
The autumn season marks a newness in the air with a new school year, a new season, a new start to activities, but most importantly, a great time to try something new.
In Anishinaabemowin, wazison means “nest.” As nests are where birds can grow and make a home, the name is perfect to encapsulate the mission Angela Jason has for her new arts venue Wazison Arts.
My name is Fisher Monahan and I’m a mural artist. To me, public art and Thunder Bay are two peas in a pod. It’s safe to say that our city loves its murals.
Thunder Bay offers so many cool opportunities for kids during the March Break.
In a recent article for Bayview magazine, I told the story of a favourite pink velvet chair of my mother’s and its journey to a new home – a women-owned tattoo parlour in Thunder Bay.
The Thunder Bay Community Band
Karen Breukelman loves creating. From the physical wedging and throwing of the clay on the wheel to the glazing of her finished products, Karen is in her element.
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