HI!
I am on FACEBOOK too
Jenny Panda-
https://www.facebook.com/therealjennypanda?sk=info&edit=eduwork&ref=home_edit_profile
Tales of Glissen- (about my books , pictures, inspiration etc)
Jenny Panda in the middle interview with Kelly Mcintyre on Cogeco
I was interviewed in 2012 by Kelly Macintyre on Cogeco TV.
My interview is somewhere in the middle of 2 other interviews -speaking with Jennifer Smith, about MCA Film Forum, and Nancy Cuttle, a local sculptor.
I love to make portraits of pets and people in acrylics or mixed media.
My son Jeremy’s music:—-
please click above for Jer’s cd- recently released !!!
Featured artist at the Town Hall
SOLO SHOW AT MILTON TOWN HALL AUG -SEP 2011
JENNY PANDA
ARCHIE(acrylic)
JENNY PANDA
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Born in India, during British Raj
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Educated in England
ESCAPE-collage
- Immigrated to Canada in 1970
- Taught Primary Grades in England and Halton for 34 years
- Emphasis on creativity: art; drama; music; children’s literature; computer exploration
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Published several books primarily for children:-
Tales of Glissen; Widzer’s Visit; Whimsy (poetry);
On the Road to Bethlehem in Milton; Eat, Sing and Fly
ODE TO JOYCE– acrylic
- Responsible for publicity for Heart to Hand Art Show for several years
- Have participated in and helped to coordinate many community art shows in the area at: e.g. Milton Farmers’ Market; Main St. Inn, Georgetown; Knox Church; Martin St School; Milton Café etc.
- Art Judge at the _____ World Fair (shsh!!)
- Frequent member of the AM Gallery Art Shows in the Milton Mall
- Participant in the Annual Milton Studio Tour for over 6 years.
ROSES
pencil drawing
Sketch that I have used for Tshirt designs.
- Executive Member of FASM
- Webmaster of www.fasm.ca
- Member of the Milton Seniors’ Activity Centre Advisory Board
- Motivator of Art with Jenny- group at Martindale Seniors’ Residence
RAPHAEL
by
Jenny Panda
We came 2nd in the Milton Bee!
JENNY, DIANE & WENDY- representing the MSAC and MOVE MORE MILTON & sponsored by Birkdale.
We came 2nd in the Milton Bee! We actually also won first prize for our costumes!
We shall be back next year!! Yahoo!!!!
Towers
I wrote this awhile ago but considering we have 2 large churches in town that need millions of $$$$ to fix up, I think it is apt.
Great Edifices tower upward and outward
While spirits of the forgotten living
Are crushed into the earth’s crust.
Men build monuments to trap memories
And tame traditions
Inside inevitably crumbling walls.
Unencompassed
Are the needs of hungry souls
While eternal Truth slips away unnoticed.