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Established 2020
We spent many months planning, designing & researching studio space for our rural property in Northumberland County, Ontario Canada. Construction began in September 2018 and was completed by 2020. Our original idea was to host a large opening show and party. But 2020 and COVID-19 had other plans. So we quickly pivoted and created cramahehillstudios.com, launching a virtual opening show and sale called 'Art4All'.
Our website was created to showcase our own work with plans to periodically show the work of guest artists, collaborators, and other trouble-makers.
But more than hosting shows, we have a vision to cultivate creative relationships with other artists, near and far. We aim to build a collaborative community with creatives from all genres and walks of life who share in a culture of expression, critical thought, and social engagement.
We’re looking for other people who’ve got ‘Something To Say’.
In 2014 Sami Dalby began spending vacations and weekends taking courses at the Halliburton School of Art & Design (HSAD) in metal sculpture, mosaic making and silver metal clay jewellery. The silver metal clay provided an intro to small scale sculpture and metal work that got Sami’s attention. She went on to take the HSAD Jewellery certificate program and learned the fundamental skills of designing, forming and finishing. She fell in love with the creative possibilities of telling stories with metal and that’s when Sami and partner Gary started talking about building studios on their Cramahe Hill property in Northumberland County.
Gary Mulcahey started taking photographs at the age of 11. After graduating from Photography at Fanshawe College he worked in Ireland, Spain and across Canada quickly establishing a reputation for portrait photography of the highest caliber. Gary has worked with the Canadian Opera Company, the Smithsonian and the Toronto Stock Exchange. In 2012 he began a deep-dive into documentary photography in Honduras and Peru and in 2016 began Farmer, images from family-owned farms in Northumberland County. Gary's work is widely published and in 2020 he was one of ten photographers worldwide chosen by Lens Magazine for their documentary photography edition.
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