Hera Gallery

Photographs by Raymond Beausejour are on exhibit in The World’s Smallest Art Gallery* through July 1, 2014. I’ll make you a bet. When you visit The World’s Smallest Art Gallery and see Raymond Beausejour’s National-Geographic-worthy travel photos you will smell bread baking and hear Edith Piaf singing. Your heart will be moved and you will call your travel agent to book a flight to Paris. Ray is French Canadian and use to teach French. He says, “I feel more at home in France than anywhere else in the world. In my next life I’m going to be born in France. I love the French obsession with beauty and the preservation of beauty. They don’t tend to knock things down the way we do. They have a wonderful sense of place and pride of place.” While not all of Ray’s photos were taken in France, they all glow with this “wonderful sense of place and pride of place.” Ray reports that his mother told him, “I picked up a fork in my left hand and a toy camera in my right and t...

Brendan Tobin's art work will be on display in The World's Smallest Art Gallery** now until March 15, 2013 What do Dr. Bigfoot, MD, Nancy Reagan, the ghost of Frank Sinatra, a surfing robot, and aquatic zombies have in common? They have all taken up residence in TWSAG in the form of Brendan Tobin’s comic book art. If you think this is a motley crew, just check out Brendan’s website -  http://brendantobin.blogspot. com  - and get introduced to a cast of characters you never dreamed of, but fortunately Brendan did! Brendan considers himself lucky to have his artwork as a creative outlet. He says, “Everyone needs an outlet, a release, or they can get stuck in their heads. This is my way of getting things out and if I can entertain while doing it, all the better. Brendan goes on, “I’ve always liked comic books and cartoons and the absurd; media that doesn’t take itself to seriously. I like to poke fun and have a good time.” What distinguishes Brendan is the leve...