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Outdoor sculpture garden at Tinkls' Gallery with large woven-branch sculptures and a building painted with a colourful geometric mural, photographed at dusk

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Tinkls' Gallery

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Exhibition poster for 'Among the Garbage and the Flowers', a textile art show featuring Sunderland artist Judith Tinkl of Tinkls' Gallery
Tinkls' Gallery

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About This Business

Tinkls' Gallery is the art gallery of Judith and Viktor Tinkl, set on a rural property outside Sunderland. Judith creates textile and fibre art, including fabrications shown in exhibitions across Ontario; Viktor builds large outdoor sculptural pieces such as his Cogs, Wheels and Whirligigs constructions. The grounds include an outdoor sculpture garden, and the gallery takes part in the Uxbridge Celebration of the Arts Studio Tour. The gallery is generally open from 24 May to Canadian Thanksgiving, by chance or by appointment.

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Category
Arts & Entertainment
Municipality
Brock
Address
S18735 Brock Road, Sunderland, ON L0C 1H0
Website
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Phone
705-437-1478

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