HCA's Dance program offers classes from ages 2-92, in styles ranging from Ballet to Modern to Hip Hop and Musical Theatre.  Take classes recreationally, or train seriously, at HCA it's up to you.
 

HCA Music students can study a wide variety of instruments through either private lessons or group classes.  There's something for every taste and skill level.
 

 HCA's Theatre department explores all areas of the theatrical experience - improvisation, script building, character work, design and directing.  Classes available for all age groups.

 

 

 


This is a great opportunity to sample and experience a little bit of Broadway. 

 
 

 


The HCA Visual Arts program introduces young children to the arts, encourages budding artists and helps them develop their portfolios, and allows recreational artists a chance to experience their dream. 

 

 

 

Providing access to arts programming
for Hamilton youth and children.

 


 
 

 

 


 Fun, educational, arts-based field trips which match the Ontario curriculum for the arts. 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

The artistic vision of the HCA Dance Theatre is to augment the artistic and cultural landscape of Hamilton and Golden Horseshoe region, complementing the reputable Opera, Orchestra, Theatre and Art Gallery in Hamilton with a professional dance company. 
HCA Gallery
The Tiger Group - People, Places, and Things PDF Print E-mail

The Hamilton Conservatory for the Arts Gallery
presents

 

The Tiger Group
“People, Places and Things”
Rick Cook, Robin Laffier, Bill Powell, Eric Ranveau, John Stirling

Sunday, March 21 – Saturday, April 17, 2010

Opening Reception – Sunday, March 21, 1 – 5pm

In collaboration with the HCA Piano Series Concert featuring

Robert Silverman, 2pm

Contact HCA for Piano Concert Ticket information

Since 1974, a group of artists in Hamilton, Ontario have been coming together for mutual inspiration support, and arts promotion.  Their styles, media, and subjects are diverse; the quality of their work extraordinary with current members:
Rick Cook – A master at contemporary figurative work.  Themes cover Mythology, History, and the Now.  His rendering of the human form is beyond photographic.
Robin Laffier – Whether it is an oil urban scape, a marine pictorial, or edifice portrait, Rob imparts mood into all his work.  His style is unforgettable.
Bill Powell – Bill takes a colourful impressionistic approach to landscapes, still lifes, and musicians in watercolours oils, and drawings.
Eric Ranveau – from France, Eric brings his training and sensitivity to his unique style and technique.  No matter the subject, he makes it radiate.
John Stirling – John explores figures, still lifes, and landscapes in chalk pastels, oils, and drawings.  His portraits reflect the daily lives of his subjects.
For more information, contact: www.tigergroup.ca
 
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