James Cameron Smith and his wife feel fortunate to enjoy a home and studio on a spectacular acreage on the edge of the Canadian Shield north of Belleville, ON. Following university James savoured an extended tour of Europe and North Africa and encountered a richness of cultural masterworks which moved him to pursue further creative work at the Ontario College of Art. This resulted in a rewarding livelihood in the visual arts, creating and installing public art sculptures across Canada.
-Written by Robert White, Brother-in-Law
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Which neighbourhood are you in?
I am currently working on a three-part sculpture commission at the entry to Strong Enterprises headquarters in Belleville ON.
What do you do?
I am a sculptural artist.
Where can we find your work?
Two works which can be seen nearby are: in the City of Vaughan, a sculpture titled “Treed”, 2015 a Commission from First Capital Realty at Rutherford Marketplace, 9300 Bathurst St. The Canadian Jewish Veterans Memorial can be seen at the Prosserman J C, 4600 Bathurst St. Granite, Composite interpretive plaques and concrete paving stones. 20’ x 20’ x 5’ 6”, 2011. For more info, check out my website.
Emilea Semancik was born in North Vancouver. Emilea has always always wanted to freelance her own pieces and currently writes for the Vancouver Guardian. She is also a recipe author working towards publishing her own series of recipe books. You can find her recipes on Instagram. @ancestral.foods
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