Red Schoolhouse Gallery Artist Spotlight: Kelly Fletcher and Rebecca Michie

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The Red Schoolhouse Gallery.
Submitted by Janet Whittington

Until October 11th, the Red Schoolhouse Gallery is open Saturdays and Sundays from 11am to 5pm.

As a fluid artist, Kelly Fletcher is inspired by the natural world and its constant movement and change. She loves working with a mix of intention and chance, letting colour flow and find its own way into forms that feel alive. Her process is very much like nature itself — a balance of guiding and letting go, and enjoying the transformation as it happens. Kelly’s fluid art journey began during the pandemic when she discovered this technique on YouTube, turning a curious experiment into a comforting refuge and, ultimately, a full-time passion. Kelly shares her work publicly through exhibitions in three art galleries and actively participates in art markets. 

Photo credit: Kelly Fletcher Photo: Keeping Love Real, by Kelly Fletcher.

Rebecca Michie, one of 12 permanent member artists, is an OCAD graduate having majored in Illustration with a minor in Printmaking. She is passionate about allegorical expressions of the female, particularly in ancient folk myth, legend and religion. Exploring themes of sisterhood, patriarchy and ancestral legacy, she works mostly in oil paint and relief print. Rebecca is inspired by the beauty of the Bruce. In her work you will find sunsets, birds, fish, flowers and trees.

Photo credit: Rebecca Michie Photo: Bride by Rebecca Michie.