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May 13, 2026

STELLA JURGEN Art à La Carte 2026

Premier Ford: Stella, I want to congratulate you on being selected as part of this year’s Art à la Carte Exhibition for your painting, Autumn Leaves. ...

Stella Jurgen’s art the feature of Station Arts Centre exhibit

May 13, 2026

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Tillsonburg Post: Stella Jurgen’s art the feature of Station Arts Centre exhibit

Stella Jurgen’s art the feature of Station Arts Centre exhibit from May 8 to June 12....

The exhibition “Discovery” reveals the artistic and personal journey of Stella Maris Boturão Jurgen

May 6, 2026

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Milénio Stadium: The exhibition “Discovery” reveals the artistic and personal journey of Stella Maris Boturão Jurgen

May 6, 2026: The Station Arts Centre exhibition “Discovery” reveals the artistic and personal journey of Stella Maris Boturão Jurgen....

April 20, 2026

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Stella Jurgen’s Painting at Queen’s Park by Ernie Hardeman, MPP Oxford

Ernie Hardeman, MPP Oxford Members' Statement - April 20, 2026: I'm excited that Oxford-based artist Stella Jurgen's art was selected to hang on the walls of the Queen's Park dining room!...

Morning Rise – 60” x 40” – acrylic on canvas – Stella Jurgen

April 9, 2026

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“Discovery” – Stella Jurgen solo art Exhibition

“Discovery” – Stella Jurgen solo art Exhibition at the Tillsonburg Station Arts Centre --- Opening Reception Saturday, May 9th, 2 pm to 4 pm...

The Gallery of Goods, a new permanent art display in the Tillsonburg Town Centre, was unveiled recently. Left to right are: Mary Chiasson, senior property administrator, Tillsonburg Town Centre; Peyton Corriveau, artist; Tabitha Verbuyst, executive director Station Arts Centre; Stella Jurgen, artist; and Nicole Hancox, property manager, Tillsonburg Town Centre.

March 9, 2026

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Tillsonburg Post: New local artists display in Tillsonburg Town Centre

Tillsonburg Post - Mar 5, 2026 - Vol 2, Issue 22 : Local artists recently unveiled the Gallery of Goods in the Tillsonburg Town Centre which features three local artists painting two works each on panels shaped like shopping bags....