To inquire about current works for purchase or to commission a work please contact Janet Moore below.
Janet Moore’s latest works are at The Brownstone. Balancing Point is the current digital exhibition being featured at the Brooklyn, NY gallery from October 25 to November 21 | 2020
New Art Co-op Opens in Shelburne | 2019
On June 1, 2019 the new art co-op located at 135B Water St will open and be a welcome addition to the vibrant art scene in and around Shelburne, Nova Scotia.
“Our vision is to create a space that provides an opportunity for its member artists to interact with the public while working at the gallery,” local artist Janet Moore explains. “Through bringing this group enterprise to fruition, we are creating opportunities for artistic collaboration and creativity, and providing public outreach.”
Canada 150 Lobster Sculptures | 2018
As part of Canada’s 150 year birthday legacy project, ten artists were invited to paint giant lobster sculptures with their own unique visions. Janet Moore’s lobster project, entitled “South Shore Dream”, was unveiled on February 6, 2018.
Canada 150 Community Mosaic Mural Project | 2017
In celebration of Canada’s 150 year birthday, a call was put out asking local artists to submit ideas of public art projects that would bring the community together to help commemorate Canada’s confederation. Professional visual artist Janet Moore is heading up the project for the Osprey Arts Centre in Nova Scotia. She spent the summer of 2017 holding painting sessions at the arts centre, the local farmers market and at her own studio. At each session, members of the public were invited to paint individual tiles.
Kickstarter Campaign: For the Love of the Land Painting Project 2014
My Kickstarter campaign is running from November 30 - December 30, 2014. I am working to raise $3,500 that will go towards replenishing art supplies and will buy me time to work in my studio full-time for a few months over the winter. I plan to create some large scale landscape paintings.
All the people who back my Kickstarter campaign will receive rewards ... from art cards to small 4" x 4" paintings. There are some larger artwork rewards too (all the way up to 24" x 24").
Transforming Lives through Music: National Arts Centre Orchestra visits Whitehorse Nov 1-3, 2013 as part of its Northern Canada Tour
On Saturday, November 3, 2013 at 2 p.m. the “Vivaldi and the Four Seasons” family concert at the Yukon Arts Centre will feature soloist James Ehnes in Vivaldi’s famous piece. The concert will also feature 12 visual art works from the Yukon Permanent Art Collection curated to complement the performance of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. The featured works include: My Yukon by Ted Harrison, Five Finger Rapids on Yukon River by Maurice Haycock, North Canol Road by Jim Vest, Eagle and Salmon by Eugene Alfred, Summer Heat by Jackie Ziehe, Forget Me Not Mukluks by Mary Deguerre, April Fool by Michelle Melvin, Spring Leaves, Fox Lake Burn, Towering Cumulus by Nicole Bauberger, Close to the Thirtymile by Janet Moore, Whiteout by Lillian Loponen, Stormy Wind Wiggle by Daphne Mennell, and Glacial Magic by Rosemary Scanlon.
Exhibition of New Acquisitions to the Yukon Permanent Art Collection, 2010
Eight new acquisitions to the Yukon Permanent Art Collection are now on exhibit at the Government of Yukon Administration Building.
New acquisitions include:
Brian Walker, Directions – sculpture – bronze
Justin Smith, Between Two Worlds – carving – wood
Marten Berkman, Pillar of Light – photograph
Janet Moore, Close to the Thirtymile – painting – acrylic on canvas
Daphne Mennell, Stormy Wind Wiggle – painting – oil on canvas
Evelyn Pollock, Fish – photographs (pictured above)
Lillian Loponen – Whiteout – painting – acrylic on canvas
· Water ·
April 8th - May 17th, 2009
(Meet the artists reception on Sunday April 12, 2-5pm)
Themed Group Show
water ~ noun: a transparent, odorless, tasteless liquid, a compound of hydrogen and oxygen, H2O.
From the earliest times water has been an eternal motif in art. Water is one of the basic elements of the universe and possesses life-giving power. It was due to this element that all life on Earth emerged. Artists often employ themes connected with water to reflect a state of mind, a mood. The surface of water can depict calm and underwater a dream world beneath the waves. All of the artists in this show bring a different perspective to this magical substance. What does water mean to you?
Featuring the artists:
Barbara Babinski Brian Tremblay Cynthia O'Brien Denis Larouche Gordon Wallace Ingo Hessel Janet Moore Jennifer Noxon Jesse Stewart Norman Takeuchi Victoria Wonnacott
Events During “Water”
Help us celebrate Earth Day on April 22nd, at Cube Gallery.
Join us for an evening of art and discussion with Ottawa Riverkeeper, Meredith Brown. Meredith will give a brief presentation on the significance of our Ottawa River, current issues affecting its health and future, and what you can do to help. Networking and cocktails to follow. Doors open at 7pm.
Ottawa Riverkeeper is a citizen-based action group that brings people together to protect and promote the ecological health and diversity of the Ottawa River and its tributaries. Expert and independent, our organization advocates for responsible decision-making, public education, participation, access to information, and compliance with protective regulations, for the benefit of our river and our communities.
Waterphone Concert on May 17
To mark the closing of the Cube gallery’s Water show, percussionist and visual artist Jesse Stewart will be performing a solo “waterphone” concert on Sunday May 17 at 3 pm. Stewart is one of the few waterphone soloists in the world. Invented in the 1960s, the waterphone has been used widely to provide sound effects for movie soundtracks. Rather than treat the instrument as a sound effect, however, Stewart has developed a variety of extended playing techniques that push the waterphone into new sound worlds. This has prompted Richard Waters, the instrument’s inventor to declare: “Jesse Stewart is rapidly becoming a music wizard on the MegaBass Waterphone by coaxing new sounds from the instrument. I consider Jesse to be a very creative and inventive forerunner of others who will follow. He is in short, a Master Waterphone Player.” Tickets will be available at the door for $10. The concert is free for young people 14 and under.
Cube Gallery
7 Hamilton Ave. N.
Ottawa, K1Y 0G8
613 728 1750
Cubegallery.ca
info@donmonet.ca
Hours: 10-5pm (except Mon.& Tues.)
Self Directed Residency, Leighton Colony, Banff Centre for the Arts
September 21, 2008 - October 21, 2008
I will be an artist in residence in the Leighton Colony. A whole month to focus in the studio ... I am looking forward to this time!
Homage June 4 - June 29, 2008
"Homage" is a group show that asks 60 artist to create an homage to an important influence on their art. Homage: "Something done or given in acknowledgment or consideration of the worth of another”. This show gives artists “permission” to "rip off" another artist's style in the form of an honour or critique of them. The name of the artist that is being "forged" will be hidden on each label so that patrons will be able to guess who is being acknowledged in each piece. It should be fun.
Cube Gallery
7 Hamilton Ave. N.
Ottawa, K1Y 0G8
613 728 1750
Cubegallery.ca
info@donmonet.ca
Hours: 10-5pm (except Mon.& Tues.)
Black & White Show: Cube Gallery, Ottawa, ON
A group show of black and white works - lets get back to basics. 11 Artists take on the theme of Black and white, touches of colour appear and compliment, but the primary focus is tints and shades of Black and White. Wall and floor based pieces make their stand with the absolute certainty of Black and White. Featuring the artists:
Amy Schissel, Garrie Bea Joyce, Janet Moore, Jeff Watson, Jennifer Amenta, Mark Seabrook, Michelle Wilson, Mike Taylor, Raymond Roy, Norman Takeuchi, Mark Schacter
Sunrise Storm, 2008 | Featured @The Cube
Opening Party: (Black & White dress) Friday May 9th at 7:30 pm til late
Cube Gallery
7 Hamilton Ave. N.
Ottawa, K1Y 0G8
613 728 1750
Canadian Centennial Choir: A Concert of Hope
In celebration of its 40th anniversary, on Saturday, 31 May 2008 at 8:00PM, the Canadian Centennial Choir, under the direction of James Caswell, will present a program entitled A Concert of Hope. The concert will take place at Dominion-Chalmers United Church, 355 Cooper Street in Ottawa.
This concert will feature Morten Lauridsen’s Lux Aeterna and John Rutter’s lyrical Mass of the Children. The choir will be joined by Ottawa soloists Maghan Stewart, soprano, and Phillip Holmes, baritone, as well as the Ottawa Children’s Chamber Choir and Canterbury High School’s Canterbury Singers. As well this concert will fuse visual art with the presentation of music by projecting the images of a variety of artists' work while the choir is singing.
Two of my art works will be projected during the singing of Morten Lauridsen’s Lux Aeterna.
Tay River Gallery, Perth, Ontario
I will be exhibiting at the Tay River Gallery in the Wilderness Group Show during the months of April and May. Come to the vernisage on Sunday May 4, 2008. I'll be there in the afternoon.
Log Home Studio Gallery B&B...Now open!!!!
I am opening a B&B in my log home!
Come to the country, make art, eat well and be merry. I can tailor make an art adventure just for you. Gather a small group of friends or come on your own. Explore your creativity in a non judgmental and supportive environment. Or you may want to simply enjoy the slow and easy pace of country living.
You can walk the woods and fields (there's over 50 acres to explore). Read a book or nap on the veranda. It's up to you ... we aim to please. The Madawaska Valley has a lot to offer. Make us your home base while you explore the beauty of this region. Cuddly pets live here too!
For more information go to our website:
www.bbcanada.com/10942.html
or for retreat prices
call me directly at 613 756-5324
Elusive Containment, Illusive Containment
Solo exhibition of mixed media/acrylic paintings ... August 3 - August 26, 2007
opening reception: August 3, 7-9 pm ... all are welcome to attend!
Madawaska Valley Arts Council Member's Gallery
South of Sixty Arts Centre
The Railway Station
Barry's Bay, ON
open 10-6 daily, Friday 10-9
Fools, Artists and Horned Beasts Hang out at the Yukon Arts Centre | 2007
The Tarot Show is a new creation from the Studio Gallery Association, an eight-artist group made up of sculptors and painters from Atlin, BC, and Whitehorse (and former Yukon-based artist Janet Moore).
The Fool, 2005
Dreamscape
Group Show
July 18 to September 3, 2007
Foyer Gallery
Nepean Sportsplex
1701 Woodroffe Avenue
Ottawa, Ontario
Wednesday to Friday:
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Saturday and Sunday:
11:00 am - 5:00 pm
Abstraction
July 6 - July 29, 2007
South of 60 Arts Centre
The Railway Station
Barry's Bay
open July & August 10-6 daily, Friday 10-9
613 756 5885
This is South of 60's first juried exhibition featuring solely abstract art in a variety of media. Experience how artists select and then exaggerate or simplify the forms suggested by the world around them.
* first place awarded to Janet Moore for:
Transition II
mixed media on canvas
56" x 48" 2005
Splash
June 13 - July 15, 2007
Foyer Gallery
Nepean Sportsplex
1701 Woodroffe Avenue
Ottawa, Ontario
Wednesday to Friday:
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Saturday and Sunday:
11:00 am - 5:00 pm
Member's Exhibition - Foyer Gallery March 21 - April 28, 2007
This exhibition will be ongoing until April 28. The show has work from all of the collective membership but focuses on the eight new members who were juried into the group this past January (I am one of them!).
Gallery hours and a map are posted on the website.
Process
I will be in a group show at the South of Sixty Gallery in Barry's Bay. Eight artists from the Madawaska Studio Tour are exhibiting their work in a curated exhibition. The title of the show, Process, is to be taken literally. The works presented will be exhibited along with support material that will explain/show how the work was constructed.
Process
April 12 -May 5 2007
South of Sixty Gallery
Barry's Bay, ON
The Madawaska Valley Studio Tour - Sept 29 & 30, 2007
Come to the Madawaska Valley this week-end and enjoy the autumn colours while you tour the studios of many of the valley's artists and artisans. I am pleased to be joining the tour this year and look forward to seeing you at the end of September.
Check out the website:
Foyer Gallery: Members Group Exhibition
March 21 - April 22, 2007
As a new member, this will be my first opportunity to exhibit at the Foyer gallery.
For more information about the exhibit go to:
The Foyer Gallery
Nepean Sportsplex,
1701 Woodroffe Avenue,
Ottawa Ontario
Janet Moore honoured with the Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal, 2002
The Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal or the Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal is a commemorative medal created in 2002 to mark the fiftieth anniversary of Elizabeth II's accession. The Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal was awarded in Canada to nominees who contributed to public life, including Canadian visual artist, Janet Moore.