Cinnamon Girls

Cinnamon Girls presents….

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The art-work of Sandro Liberato.

Cinnamon Girls presents…

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The artwork of Trevor Bowman. Check out www.bowmanitis.com.

NOW OPEN …

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For Saturday Brunch from 11:00 to 3:00 p.m.!!

For the month of January..

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Place is the starting point for Leah’s paintings. Her interests lie in the day to day information we collect, recollect and re-collect from place to place. Some of this information remains or repeats. Some of it is lost only to re-emerge or to be lost indefinitely. Through the use of found images and collected descriptions, Leah is exploring the ground between how we associate and combine observation, thought and memory not only from what is present but also from that which is partial or absent.

For more information about Leah’s artwork and exhibiting in Cinnamon Girls contact Avril Loreti at info@avrilloreti.com

Cinnamon Girls presents…

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For the month of November the paintings of Bill Philipovich.

For the month of October…

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Come by the cafe to check out the newest exhibition by David Oxley titled, New Trophies. When you walk through the door to pick up your pot pies and salad of choice you’ll be welcomed by beautifully created upholstered deer busts. This urban twist on the traditional hunters lodge monuments offers a playful approach to ringing in the fall season.

For more information about the artwork contact David Oxley at oxiliaryone@gmail.com.
For information about exhibiting in Cinnamon Girls contact Avril Loreti at info@avrilloreti.com

For the month of October….

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For more information about the artwork contact David Oxley at oxiliaryone@gmail.com.
For information about exhibiting in Cinnamon Girls contact Avril Loreti at info@avrilloreti.com

For the Month of September…

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Cinnamon Girls presents Alison Fleming’s painted store-fronts of dilapidated buildings.

For the month of October….

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This October Cinnamon Girls presents the artwork of Toronto based
artist David Oxley.

For the month of May…

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Cinnamon Girls presents photographer Nicola Giles-Morreale and her
> body of work “Surface Tension: Memories in Water”.
>
> When you search for the profound you never find it. This is because
> it is usually right in front of you. I love to use the camera as a
> medium, for it acts as a bridge between what exists internally for me
> and how I interact with the world in front of, and behind me. The end
> product, the photographs, embody the tension between the surface of my
> world and the underworld of my emotions and memories.
>
> Last summer a family trip to P.E.I. coincided with media hype about
> the notion that water has “memory.” According to French scientist
> Jacques Benveniste water is capable of retaining a memory of particles
> once dissolved in it, even after being diluted so much that the chance
> of even one molecule remaining in the water being used is negligible.
>
> This theory inspired me to create this photographic body of work.
>
> For more information about Nicola Giles-Morreale visit
> www.ngmphotography.com