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landscape, contemporary, barn, red fence, road
landscape, road, winter, snow

PETRA EPERJESI & DAVID LIDBETTER
Shared Horizons
February 26 - March 15, 2026
Reception Sat Feb 28, 2 -  4pm

In this duo show titled “Shared Horizons” Petra Eperjesi and David Lidbetter present their perspective on Canadian landscape painting. Petra Eperjesi distils familiar rural landscapes into their simplest shapes. Using hard edges her acrylic painting are rendered in vibrant colours with a playful/wonky perspective. The colours are unconventional and her perspective is often isometric, resulting in a contemporary, surreal landscape. David Lidbetter‘s approach which is softer, observationally traditional, a modern interpretation of the Group of Seven.  Lidbetter’s paintings have an emotional content. The feeling of isolation, solitude and quiet pervade his works. While the two styles are radically different, the common denominator is still a vast unmistakable, unyielding Canadian landscape. We invite the viewer to delve into the contrasting interpretations of landscape painting presented by these two amazing artists.
Summer Group Show

GROUP SHOW
Summer
June 2026
 

This collection draws inspiration from time I have spent in cottage country, where the landscape offers an abundance of colour, beauty, and experience. 

 

By punctuating these scenes with unexpected hues to emphasize light and shadow, I blur the boundaries of time and memory. The shifting palette of water, sky, and shoreline becomes less about a specific visit and more about the feeling of being there and the lingering joy it leaves behind. 

 

These landscapes reflect the generosity of the places that continue to invite me back.

Montgomery’s work is playful, both in process and product. She finds inspiration in daily life and cottage views. Her style and point of view as an artist are influenced by the years she worked as a professional graphic designer and photographer. She enjoys painting expressionistically, allowing confident, bold brushstrokes and carefully placed contrasting colours to build unexpected texture and energy. Her goal is to produce spirited, contemporary art with an air of nostalgia.

Montgomery has a B.S. degree in Studio Art. (1998) Her work can be found in collections throughout Canada and the U.S.

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