aRt & HOME Studio, a gallery to see the forest through the trees

I want to thank Stephanie and the artists contributing to the gallery space called aRt & HOME Studio:

https://www.facebook.com/artandhomestudio/

17 Peter Street South,  Orillia, Ontario

Call (705) 323-6424


They have welcomed me and my work!






Come and check us out!

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