Artwork, fine crafts, music & literature from Prescott-Russell, ON.
FRESH & LOCAL
Artwork, fine crafts, music & literature from Prescott-Russell, ON.
FRESH & LOCAL
Artwork, fine crafts, music & literature from Prescott-Russell, ON.
FRESH & LOCAL
Artwork, fine crafts, music & literature from Prescott-Russell, ON.
FRESH & LOCAL
Artwork, fine crafts, music & literature from Prescott-Russell, ON.
FRESH & LOCAL
Artwork, fine crafts, music & literature from Prescott-Russell, ON.
FRESH & LOCAL
Artwork, fine crafts, music & literature from Prescott-Russell, ON.
FRESH & LOCAL
Artwork, fine crafts, music & literature from Prescott-Russell, ON.
ABOUT US
CAPRAC is the Prescott-Russell Arts Council, a non-profit organization whose mission is to: inform the community about the various cultural, artistic and heritage events in the region, bring together the actors of the cultural, arts and heritage spheres, support the implementation of unifying initiatives and promote the arts, culture and heritage of Prescott and Russell. Our online gallery showcases the local creative community - we are proud to work directly with local artists to bring you a selection of artwork and original creations from the Prescott-Russell, ON area. To highlight your commitment to the local artistic community, a portion of the gallery's revenues will be invested in the artistic and cultural development of our region.
To mark Culture Days 2021, the Prescott-Russell Arts Council invited artists from the region to contribute drawings that represent their interpretation of the annual theme RE:IMAGINE. This theme signals a positive shift - a commitment to create concrete change in the future of arts and culture. Click below for more information and to download your FREE colouring book!
Have you ever dreamed of organizing an exhibition with your art works? Would you like to join forces with your colleagues and create a collective exhibition according to your exact vision? You don't have to wait for exhibition venues to reopen to make it happen! Since in-person exhibitions currently present a number of obstacles, organizing a virtual exhibition can be a creative exercise with many advantages.
In our previous blogs, we presented the importance of some free online tools such as social media platforms. With the help of artist, and vice-president of the Prescott-Russell Arts Council, Tina Petrovicz, this blog will focus on how artists can use some of the free tools available through a Google account.
A look back to our virtual conversation: [SELF] Representation, Promotion and Evaluation - Part 2 with guests, artist Nathalie Frenière, Geneviève Duval (TPRT) and Karine Noyes (CAPRAC Gallery). As part of the round-table discussion, they generously offered advice on how best to use social media as an artist wishing to promote their artwork and their work. Here are some of the highlights we got from the discussion!
