#Kathryn Kaiser

A Prayer for Syria was inspired by my two dear friends who were caught up in the Syrian civil war. Their lives had been torn apart by the upheaval.

12 artists each led 30 minute mini workshops in the Queen Street Commons cafe in Kitchener, ON. The event was called Flirting With the Arts, and organized by the dynamic Meg Leslie.

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Couchiching Jubilee House (CJH) is proud to release a brand new logo designed and created by local Orillia artist, Kathryn Kaiser.

Meet Kathryn Kaiser. Kathryn creates beautiful, thought-provoking images, scenes and stories through her art. Her work’s intense yet subtle energy is mesmerizing.

Kathryn’s fellow artists, dubbed their current art exhibit The Happy Show. To paint and draw, not as a means of social commentary, but simply for the joy of it.

Al Hariri Family Featured-Abeer Al Hariri had almost lost hope for a way out of Jordan for her family when she heard back from an Orillia artist offering her a new life in Canada.

I was an absolute honour to be included in this incredible line-up of women in the 2017 Orillia Business Women’s Association, Nell Carter Woman of the Year Awards.

Twitter Art Exhibit 2015. This exhibit is a world wide collective of artists raising money for various charities led by Swedish artist David Sandum

Child Advocacy Centre Mural. The 2015 Orillia CAC mural with Patti Agapi, Meg Leslie & Kathryn Kaiser.