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Sept 9 - Oct 3 | Gibsons Public Art Gallery is pleased to present In the Main Gallery: BEYOND THE VISIBLE (abstract pop painting) Philippe Sokazo Crossing the threshold between the known and the unknown, what do we know about the invisible? In the Eve Smart Gallery: LINES AT PLAY (abstract painting) Ellen Bang. Visual rhythms found in geological formations and in living material in architecture and engineering projects. Meet the artists, Saturday, September 11 from 2pm - 4pm

to Sept 30. My art is inspired by all things visual. In this case, photos of Tokyo at night were the catalyst. For this series, I played with materials like neon paints, tissue paper, stencils, and spray paint. I hope you enjoy the energy and joy that went into each painting.

to October 31st. This exhibition will allow the public access to this usually private process of creation, and allows a rare opportunity of peeking behind the curtain so to speak, beyond the final piece of art. Your artist statement will invite the viewer to gain further insight on what can happen when someone creates art–and how the process itself is artistic. This show aims to create a sense of intimacy between the artist and the public. “Creativity is allowing yourself…

September 10 – October 10, 2021 (Large Gallery) Known for her distinctive expressionistic technique and subjects drawn from everyday life, Vicky Marshall is one of Vancouver’s most recognized painters. In this new series of oil paintings on canvas and multi-media works on paper, Marshall revisits a theme that has held her interest at various points throughout her artistic career: the British Columbia landscape.

September 10 – October 10, 2021 (Small Gallery) "There is always a body in my work; which has as much to do with being in a body, as looking at a body. My study is driven principally by ontological curiosity; enquiring what it is to ‘be’. I work largely using the conventional methods of drawing, relief and sculpture as an analytical act of somatic note taking."

Join us for the opening reception of 'Little Things' by Vancouver-based figurative artist collective Phantoms in the Front Yard. The Phantoms are focused on elevating the human figure’s role as muse in the Canadian contemporary art scene. They've invited several guest artists from the Sunshine Coast as well. Featuring: Michael Abraham, Jeremiah Birnbaum, Andrea Hooge, Jay Senetchko and Jonathan Sutton With Guests: Caroline Weaver, Ben Tour, Jane Hennessy, Lee Roberts and Bon Roberts