A big award in September started off the Fall season on a good note. Round Hill Studio was thrilled to be the recipient of the 2019 "Excellence in Business" award from the Annapolis Board of Trade! Many thanks to an awesome community for helping us to succeed in our goals of sharing fine art and making the dream of a gallery into a reality! Finishing October As the leaves fall from the trees, and the days are getting shorter, we are marking the closing of the month of October

In October we will be hosting George Smith; a life-long artist originally from Liverpool, England. George studied painting and sculpture at Liverpool University (BFA) under personal tutelage of David Nash and apprenticed with sculptor Sean Rice. George's exhibition at Round Hill Studio titled “Postcards From the Edge” is inspired by early 20th century erotica that was published in the form of postcards, mostly in the 20s and 30s. The coy, the playful, the almost innocent - t

In September we are welcoming watercolour artist Heather Sprague. Heather’s attention to detail is evident in her life-like interpretations of the colourful beach stones of the Bay of Fundy. There is no surprise that her other occupation is as an Architect with her accurate eye for form and shape. Heather and her family live in Annapolis Royal, NS but she was raised on a small island in the Bay of Fundy which has influenced in aspiration to portray the natural and built forms

Lexicon: The vocabulary of a person, language, or branch of knowledge. Word: A single distinct conceptual unit of language, comprising inflected and variant forms. In April we are welcoming a group exhibit titled "Lexicon", featuring THREE artists - using THREE mediums - interpreting THREE point of view of a WORD. Marla Benton, Philip Hodges, and Patricia Lindley are three artists who use three very different mediums to create art; Patricia uses pastels, Philip uses acrylic p

We are excited to be hosting renowned, published illustrator and botanical artist, Twila Robar-Decoste for the month of November at Round Hill Studio. Her exhibit, “Field and Forest” will comprise of paintings in both watercolour and acrylic of many native and introduced spices of plants, animals and birds of Nova Scotia. “The colours, forms and details of our natural landscape and its flora and fauna continually fascinate me”. - Decoste Twila’s opening reception is Fri. Nov.

We are excited to be hosting renowned, published illustrator and botanical artist, Twila Robar-Decoste for the month of November at Round Hill Studio. Her exhibit, “Field and Forest” will comprise of paintings in both watercolour and acrylic of many native and introduced spices of plants, animals and birds of Nova Scotia. “The colours, forms and details of our natural landscape and its flora and fauna continually fascinate me”. - Decoste Twila’s opening reception is Fri. Nov.

St-George Street in Annapolis Royal. When we asked Violet Rosengarten why she chose to feature paintings of Islands for her exhibit at Round Hill Studio in September, she answered: “Islands are magical places for me because I spent some of my childhood and teen summers on an island on Big Rideau Lake in Ontario where I felt intimately connected to the water, the lake, and the wildness of nature on the island and where I had my happiest family experiences", says artist Violet