A new gallery in Niagara-on-the-Lake

I have just visited a beautiful art gallery in Niagara on the Lake.  

King St Gallery

It looks like a sweet, simple spot from the outside but inside I was amazed to find art pieces that were both captivating and inspiring.  The gallery has a nature theme with art that invites you to breathe deeply as you go from piece to piece.



I have two TAE Trees there on consignment: Heritage alive

TAE Tree: Heritage Alive

TAE Tree: Heritage Alive

TAE Tree: Heritage Alive

TAE Tree: Heritage Alive

and Living Branch: (Photo to come... I hope)

Both pieces tell a similar theme - persevering through trials and difficulty.  Living branch has tree trunk that has died - and there is one branch that has grown strong to become the tree.  It tells of incredible loss but also an unexpected thriving.  

Heritage alive tells a similar story.  An ancient tree remains alive even though much of the tree has been lost.  Two branches continue the heritage

Stop in for a visit if you are in the area and let me know what you thought:

153 King St.
Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON
L0S 1J0
905-321-6516

King St Gallery

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