“The ebb and flow of blooming flowers and trees as well as tidal lagoons, is timeless. Their beauty changes with the seasons and can be depended on.
Respect is one of the values of the ancient Japanese tea ceremony. For the people who attend, it long has been an appreciated ceremony. Some wear traditional dress, especially in Kyoto.”
– Sharon A. Stone (above)

“My recent paintings focus on our experience of being outside. They could take place at any time in our lives, as the calming act of stepping into the sea or floating in the lake is simple and timeless. It’s taken me a long time to recognize that being near water simultaneously restores my energy and calms my stress.”
– Lisa Hebden

“My work reflects the connection between nature and emotion, using gestural palette knife strokes to paint florals, figures, and trees in ways that merge representation with feeling. I capture both the visual essence and lasting presence of my subjects, showing how fleeting moments in nature and human expression can leave a lasting impression.”
– Lois Griffiths
Timeless Visions runs from May 8 to June 15, 2025.
Join us for the Opening Reception of Timeless Visions on Thursday May 8, 2025, from 5-8pm for refreshments at the Massey Sales Gallery, with artists in attendance.
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Feature Image: Sharon A. Stone, Elegance, acrylic on canvas, 48 x 36. Courtesy of the artist.