Parrott Gallery Shop
Located on the 3rd floor of the Belleville Public Library the Parrott Gallery Shop offers handcrafted jewellery, decor, household items, art and accessories by regional artists and artisans.
Visit us at the Parrott Gallery Shop the next time you are out shopping!
We carry work by…
Mark Armstrong • Iris Casey • Linda Coulter • Daphne Creasy • Penny Doolittle • Tracey Edwards • Joyce Empey Smith • Lisa Ferguson • Rachel Harbour • May Haslam • Melanie Horner • Paul Johnston • Liz Jones • Audra Kent • George Ketcheson • Lucie Kovarova-Weir • Colleen Lang • Brian Lubben • Marta Mouka • Bernard Noel • Tina Osborne • Sue Panko • Bob Pennycook • Allison Pilling & Ruby Curtis-Cowen • Sandy Randle • Bev Redden • Karen Richey • Rona Rustige • Zak Sieben • Debby Smith • Lisa Spence • Brenda Sullivan • Colleen Thomson • Wendy Vervoort • Sue Walker • Emőke Wilson • Sheila Wright
Featured Artist for September: Bob Pennycook
Bob Pennycook is a contemporary mixed media landscape artist based in Tweed, Ontario. Working primarily with acrylic on canvas, he also explores oil painting, pastels and printmaking as part of his artistic practice. His work is an expressive interpretation of the landscapes that surround him, capturing the interplay of shapes, colours, textures, rhythm, and patterns found in nature.
With decades of experience, Pennycook has exhibited extensively in juried shows across Canada and the United States, earning recognition for his dynamic and textured approach to landscape painting. He is an elected member of the Society of Canadian Artists and the Colour and Form Society, and his work has been featured in numerous publications and corporate collections. Beyond his own artistic practice, he has contributed to the art community as a workshop instructor, editorial writer, and designer, sharing his expertise in painting and printmaking with artists across North America.
Through his bold use of colour and layered techniques, Pennycook’s work invites viewers to experience the landscape in a fresh, expressive way—one that goes beyond realism to capture the essence of nature’s movement and energy.
For Pennycook, painting is more than a creative pursuit—it is a way to capture the quiet beauty of the land and share its restorative power with others.
For more information on Bob Pennycook’s work, exhibitions, and workshops, visit bobpennycook.com or follow him at bobpennycook.substack.com