Nicholas Moreau is a local graphic designer, and member of Visual Arts Brampton. Moreau was once a sports writer for the Brampton Bulletin. He is an administrator and press contact for Wikipedia, and has appeared on CP24 and G4TechTV, and in articles across North America, representing the site. All creatures great and small have been drawn, painted, or sculpted for Visual Arts Brampton's ninth annual "Fin, Fur & Feather" exhibit. Animal art ranging from sharks to Scottie dogs, cardinals to crustaceans, a plethora of species are presented for the month of July, at Artway Gallery in Shoppers World Brampton.
Twelve artists from community art group Visual Arts Brampton are on display; William Band, Bridget Doughty, Maria Dvlbak, Paul D., Betty Evans, Marguerite Finlayson, Scott Maxwell, A. McLeod, Keith Moreau, Elizabeth Patrick, Olga Rudge, and Marian Simpson. Seven woodcarvers have animal sculptures on display, they are Gene Cipparone, Brian Foubert, Alex Lulham, Bonnie Malenfant, John McCartney, Illana Miller, and John Tatham. Operating out of William's Mill, the Halton Woodcarvers Association that they belong to was the focus of Artway's Annual Invitational Exhibition last January.
On currently, the show runs until Friday 28 July 2006. The Artway Gallery is located at the northwest mall entrance of Shoppers World Brampton (399 Main Street South), and is open during regular mall hours. To find out more information about Visual Arts Brampton and its services, phone (905) 453-9142, or visit www.visualartsbrampton.com.