Tag: Group of Seven

  • Painting the picturesque: a guide to art in nature

    Today’s blog comes from Megan Callahan, a customer service assistant for Ontario Parks. Her love for nature and educational background in fine arts has created wonderful synchronicity in her parks career. Oftentimes, when someone thinks of art and Ontario Parks, they think of the Group of Seven. You know, the group of artists that were inspired…

  • 5 reasons you need to visit Neys Provincial Park

    Located on Lake Superior’s northern coastline, Neys Provincial Park offers visitors gorgeous hiking trails, peaceful campgrounds, a sandy beach, and a rich history waiting to be explored. Here are five park features you won’t want to miss:

  • Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Group of Seven

    In today’s post, Assistant Discovery Program Leader Emma Dennis invites us to reflect on Killarney Provincial Park’s landscapes, past and present. When I was young, we used to play a game where we would stand or sit in one spot, and use our imaginations to create an idea of what might have happened there years…

  • Sketching Superior: the Group of Seven in Neys Provincial Park

    Today’s post is from Maureen Forrester, Neys Provincial Park’s Natural Heritage Education Leader. The Group of Seven is a famous group of Canadian artists who formed with the mission to paint the truly rugged landscape of Canada; something they did not feel could be achieved with the popular European artistic style of the time.

  • Awenda Inspired! exhibition

    Finding artistic inspiration in Ontario Parks is nothing new. Artists have been drawn to provincial parks from the very earliest years of the park system.

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