“Thank you! Come again” by Cathy Terepocki @ Elsie Scherle Art Gallery

by | Mar 13, 2012 | Uncategorized




There is something adventurous and exciting when you have the freedom to explore an abandoned site with memorabilia left behind, a depiction of a life once lived. This exhibition was inspired by a visit to a remote and abandoned hamlet of Bents, Saskatchewan. Artist Cathy Terepocki became fascinated by the buildings in their various states of decay as well as the artifacts left behind as a testament to a bygone rural era. Even more so, she was surprised by how many artifacts had been left knowing that in other parts of the country they would be vandalized and pilfered.


Terepocki’s desire to maintain this historical site and the belongings left behind led her to create free souvenirs for the town in the hopes that by placing the pieces out there that visitors would take a cup and leave the other objects untouched. Terepocki draws parallels between the history of ceramics, the factory made ceramic object, and the desire to preserve memory, time and experience.

Art reception and talk: Friday, March 16 @ 7:00 pm


LML Cultural Centre is located at 133 Donovel Cres
(Beside South Shore Elementary School) Regina Beach
Gallery Hours: Saturdays 10:30 am ~ 4:30 pm,
Sunday 12:30 pm ~ 4:30 pm and Thursday 5:30-8:30
For more information, call the LML Cultural Centre at 729-4484

Lovely design – tiffin lunch kit by Lorea Sinclaire

by | Feb 18, 2012 | Uncategorized


“Taking inspiration from Japanese bento boxes and indian tiffins, the bowls morph shape from a sturdy square bottom to a circular top. The form factor allows the bowls to fit together perfectly and intuitively. the components bind together securely with the use of a natural cloth elastic strap, held in place between the bottom bowls’ feet.”

“Lorea Sinclaire
industrial designer living in Vancouver, Canada. Currently the media coordinator at molo design

Lorea Sinclaire strives to reinterpret everyday rituals and make them more delightful or intelligent. Her process is informed by digital form-making techniques, material exploration, and a passion for making simple, beautiful objects.”

Find out more here.