GIVE THE GIFT OF COMFORT AND CARE

ART SHOW

ART SHOW 2024/25

Hospice Georgian Triangle is fortunate to have the support of local artists who loan their pieces to enhance Campbell House and our downtown Collingwood location. The 2025 version of our annual Art Collection is curated by volunteer Judy Walton.

When Campbell House opened in 2014, the commitment of Hospice Georgian Triangle was to make Hospice feel as much like a home as possible.

All art is for sale. The proceeds of the sales go directly to the artist. If you are interested in purchasing a piece, please reach out to the artist with the information provided below.

# 1 The Arboretum Trail

36″ x 48″
Acrylic on canvas
$2,075
Annie Churchill

#2 Beach Hut Bliss

15 1/2″ x 12 1/2″
Collage, gel prints
$125
Linda Skeries

# 3 Carry Me Up Mommy

24″ x 48″
Oil
$400
Judy Walton

# 4 Sun Salutation

24″ x 30″
Acrylic
$750
Kelly Maw

#5 Contact

21″ x 27″
Oil on Canvas
$1,500
David Fisher

# 6 Winter Warm

24″ x 24″
Oil on canvas
$300
Judy Walton

#7 Fallen Barn

16″ x 20″
Acrylic
$900
Bruce Belford

# 8 Lupines

30″ x 40″
Acrylic
$1,900
Chris Marin

#9 Summer's Day

20″ x 18″
Acrylic
$400
Jane Wynne

#10 Celestial

24″ x 36″
Acrylic
$850
Kelly Maw

#11 Blauw

21″ x 17″
Pencil Crayon
$120
Bryer Hoogenga

#12 The Orchard

32″ x 26″
Oil on Canvas
$250
Heather Smiley

#13 Silver Creek in Spring

30″ x 40″
Oil on canvas
$500
Elizabeth Hosaki

#14 Rainy Day At The Bistro

15″ x 22″
Watercolour
$750
David Warren

#15 Free Float

20″ x 24″
Acrylic
$250
Charlene Lapensee

#16 Morning has Broken

36″ x 48″
Oil on canvas
$950
Victoria Huntley

#17 Colours of Fall

21″ x 27″
Oil on Canvas
$1,500
David Fisher

#18 Floral Glory

30″ x 40″
Acrylic
$1,800
Annie Churchill

#19 The Old Man

22″ x 15″
Watercolour
$925
David Warren

#20 Sunset Point

18″ x 24″
Acrylic
$185
Lois Judges

#21 Tranquil Marine

24″ x 30″
Acrylic on Canvas
$950
Jacqueline Brown

#22 Elevators Obscuro

16″ x 20″
Photographic
$175
Gordon Llewellyn

#23 Northwinds Beach

20″ x 24″
Photograph
$175
Gordon Llewellyn

#24 Hidden Lake

20″ x 24″
Oil
$720
Simon Ahrens

#25 The Hungry Egret

21″ x 27″
Watercolour
$199
Sheila Clark

#26 1920's

30″ x 40″
Oil
$2,500
David Fisher

#27 Belair

30″ x 40″
Oil
$2,500
David Fisher

#28 Harvest Time, near Epping

20″ x 24″
Oil
$600
Cathie Gellatly

#29 Swans Landing

18″ x 24″
Oil
$640
Simon Ahrens

#30 Fall River

18″ x 24″
Oil
$640
Simon Ahrens

#31 Last Chance

30″ x 40″
Oil on Canvas
$600
Earlene Martin

#32 Mustard Field

10″ x 20″
Acrylic
$300
Judy Scopes

#33 Fat Cat

18″ x 24″
Acrylic
$199
Tom Sudak

#34 Reflection

17″ x 21″
Acrylic on Canvas
$300
Brenda Green

#35 Summer Buzz & Hum

12″ x 36″
Mixed Media/Collage
$500
Dawna Proudman

#36 Reach For The Sky

12″ x 36″
Mixed Media/Collage
$400
Dawna Proudman

#37 Standing Proud

20″ x 24″
Acrylic
$200
Thomas Zinn

#38 Night Bird

16″ x 20″
Oil on Canvas
$120
Sherry Rice

#39 Echinacea

16″ x 20″
Acrylics
$300
Carolyn Corner

#40 Nottawasaga Sunset

20″ x 24.5″
Watercolour
$200
Donna Nadolny

#41 Still Life

2″ x 7 ½”
Acrylic, Collage, Gel prints
$140
Linda Skeries

Contact us

LOCATION

CAMPBELL HOUSE
240 Erie Street
Collingwood, ON
L9Y 0X8
(705) 444-2555

Hospice Georgian Triangle:
118868249RR0001CRA

Hospice Georgian Triangle Foundation:
#83108 5089 RR0001

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Land Acknowledgement
For more than 15,000 years the First Nations walked upon, and cared for, the lands we now call home: Anishinaabek, Haudenosaunee, Ojibwe, and many others who cared for their families and communities, the way we now seek to care for ours.
Hospice Georgian Triangle and Hospice Georgian Triangle Foundation acknowledge the Lake Simcoe-Nottawasaga Treaty of 1818 and respects all the Nation-to-Nation agreements that have formed relationships with the original inhabitants of Turtle Island; the reality of our shared history; the current contributions of Indigenous people within our community and seeks to continue empowering expressions of pride amongst all the diverse stakeholders in this area.
We seek to do better, to continue to recognize, learn, and grow, in friendship and community, Nation-to-Nation.