Suzanne B. Hale, from Ottawa, has studied physical theatre, mime, mask, puppetry, and most recently, fine arts at Dawson City, Yukon, as part of the BFA program at the Klondike Institute of Arts, School of Visual Art. Hale uses her body to “find an image and shape it.” Her Flamenco Tulips are part of a series “that happened as a kind of physical play” as she was shooting blind, “as if in a dance.” She is showing her work for the first time, and viewers should note her series of Ottawa night scenes of what she calls “stretched light” because of their beauty and originality.