Did somebody say art classes?

I did. That means it's time to register!

We have a solid lineup of art classes for children, youth and adults as well as a new Saturday illustration class for kids and parents. We also have different classes for different art types. Perhaps you are looking to enhance your technical skills and creativity? Maybe you just want to explore and create. Either way, you are in the right place!

...Well...almost the right place
...first you have to click the link above that says art classes
...then you will have find the class you want to take
...then you will have to register for the class
...get super excited
...go to the studio located in "the Annex building" at 10211-112 St for your first class
...ring the doorbell
...meet your teacher
...go into the studio
...then, you are in the right place!

If you have any questions about spring classes or would like a class brochure please give us a shout by phone or e-mail.

To register please call or stop by the gallery.

ph. 780.426.4180 . e-mail: harcourt@telusplanet.net . address: 3rd floor, 10215-112 st . Edmonton, AB . T5K 1M7

New Year, New Exhibitions

It's that time again - oh yes. New exhibition time! and it will be for the next few weeks as Harcourt House presents the work of two fantastic local artists.

Sherri Chaba: Life-Line
Cynthia Fuhrer: I Make My Own Friends
January 6 – February 12, 2011
Opening reception: Thursday, January 6 from 7-10 pm
Cynthia Fuhrer artist talk: Thursday, January 6 at 6 pm
Sherri Chaba artist talk: Friday, January 14th at 1:00 pm,
Room 203 at MacEwan Centre for the Arts and Communications, 10045-156 Street, Edmonton


In the Main Gallery, Sherri Chaba presents a sculptural installation sparked by first hand accounts of the impact of industry in northern Alberta. The reclamation and marriage of manufactured and natural materials compose the sculptures in this thought provoking exhibition. Guests are invited to walk through this work and explore the surreal point where nature and industry meet.




In the Front Room Gallery, Cynthia Fuhrer exhibits a new body of work of people who do not exist. This exhibition grew over an 18 month period when Furher compulsively drew faces, which have since evolved into clay busts.

Fuhrer’s portraits are created with no one in mind and no forethought as to what the faces will look like. These beautifully peculiar busts allow the rawness of the material to show through, yet provide something delicately “human” for viewers to identify with.



Join us for these intriguing shows -- and don't forget about the free artist talks.