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		Sculptures of Durham Dorsey James Dorsey’s carvings have delighted the visitors along the Waterfront Trail in Pickering for a number of years. These carvings can be seen in the woods, “The Area of Enchantment”. Dorsey shares his artistic talent with students in the region and has brought a new sense of art awareness to the area. Area of enchantment Alex Robertson Park, Sandy Beach Road, Pickering. Images from top left: Merlin, and wood nymphs, Pan & Syrinx, The Old One, and the Tree Shaman. See also Kijimba Kind, Home Place and Dorsey’s web site. photography by Mary Cook, Pickering

PineRidge Arts Council Inc., is a not-for-profit (Public Benefit Corporation) volunteer organization established in 1989.

PineRidge Arts Council
650 Kingston Road
P.O. Box 18258 Steeple Hill Postal Outlet
Pickering, Ontario L1V 1A0
Canada

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Vision: We envision a world where the arts are valued and accessible to all,
and where we inspire others to embrace the arts as an essential part of their lives.

Mission: Our mission is to build a vibrant and inclusive arts community that celebrates
and supports visual, audio and new media art. We strive to connect and engage
diverse audiences while providing resources and opportunities for artists to thrive
and create impactful work.

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We are currently located on land, which has long served as a site of meeting and exchange among the
Mississauga Peoples, and is the traditional and treaty territory of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation.
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