"This is an exhibition that deals with the post-war emigration of the Dutch to Canada. In telling my family's story I am, in part, telling the story of every Dutch immigrant and in telling of the post-war experience, I am touching on every immigrant Canadian's story." - Rosemary Sloot

A survey of the work of the artists of Sour Cherry Pottery – Tony and Sheila Clennell. Originally living and working on Georgian Bay, they are now based in Grimsby. Their exhibition record and teaching experience have made them a driving force in the ceramic world today. Tony and Sheila Clennell have consistently worked to simplify their functional ware into the expressive forms they are well known for – a merging of the Japanese aesthetic of wabi (the aesthetic of the worn) with a western understanding of function.

Member's juried exhibition includes a juror/s feedback session for all participants