Tag: art exhibition

Friday: noon – 8pm; Sat & Sun Noon – 5pm. In the Atrium @ Townsite Market.

daily thru October. Covid precautions in effect. Lots of space to distance. Hand sanitizers available. 10 minutes North of Sechelt, North on Leaning Tree Road

A multi-media artist, versatile in papermaking, drawing, print-media and installation art. Born in 1943, she has lived
in Canada since 1977, where she studied visual art at Concordia University in Montreal.

Opening Reception September 18, 7pm

to October 25. A group art show featuring 20+ local, national and international artists paying tribute to the iconic Canadian TV show on the 30th anniversary of the show wrapping production in Gibsons.
Featured artists include:
Sunshine Coast artists
Charmaine Bayntun,
Todd Clark,
Andrea Coates,
Orca Coates Franklin,
Jana Curll,
Jody Franklin,
Jane Hennessy,
Ed Hill,
Gigi Hoeller,
Roseann Janzen,
Lyall Nanson,
Amber Petersen,
Ben Tour.

Plus Canadian artists,
Chris Simonite,
Robert Dayton,
Amelia Does,
Jon Dowdall,
Sybille Haeussler,
Sarah Lanteinge,
Serena McCarroll,
Jason McLean and American artist
David Fair

The show also features memorabilia donated by
The Sunshine Coast Museum & Archives
and
former Beachcombers star Jackson “Constable John” Davies

Daily to Oct 4. A neo-Dada Cabinet of Curiosities presented in an open studio format by Matthew Talbot-Kelly. A dream theatre display spectacle of chimera, folly and tears.

Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 11 to 4, throughout August & September. Our artists have been busy creating during this unique time, so please stop in and check out our new work. Contact Donna 604-323-4929 or June 604-883-2807 for a private showing, if preferred.

to Oct 4. Plus ‘At the Edge of Wilderness is Sound-Slide Installation about Ghosttowns in British Columbia. The installation explores a strange moment of excitement and magic, discovery and adventure, the moment when the contemporary visitor encounters an abandoned industrial site. This moment also contains questions and stories about human industrial activities of the past and present; or a sense of the spirits and ghosts still hovering among the skeletal remains while nature is gradually reclaiming its place.

Hildegard Westerkamp is a composer, radio artist and sound ecologist. She presents soundscape workshops and lectures internationally, performs and writes. After completing her music studies in the early seventies her ears were drawn beyond music to the acoustic environment as a broader cultural context or place for intense listening. Whether as a composer, educator, or radio artist most of her work since the mid-seventies has centred around environmental sound and acoustic ecology.

‘Altered States’ with Sirulnikoff and Richard Nelson is a response to the work of Hildegard Westerkamp, these photographic and film works, are part of an ongoing exploration and connection with fragments from the non-human landscape, in an attempt to examine or interact with them in a more intimate way.

Tue-Sat 10:30-5pm; Sun 10:30-4pm. Born in Winnipeg, Kandice Keith is a contemporary painter based in Roberts Creek on the Sunshine Coast. She is best known for her landscapes and portraits of native British Columbia wildlife.

Keith spent much of her childhood at her Belair cabin exploring the forest and illustrating stories about animals and local wildlife. Her reverence for the natural environment remains the foundation of her work.

https://kandicekeith.ca

Aug 22-30. One Flower One Leaf Gallery presents Sunshine Coast artists Autumn Skye, Carmelo Sortino, David Emerson Hall, Jennifer Goodwin, Patrick Skidd, and Peter R Nicholls at the One Flower One Leaf Gallery location in Sunnycrest Mall, Gibsons.

to Aug 30. The paintings meld the old masters with popular culture, which hopefully will have the viewer reflect on the idiosyncrasies of modern life and definitely incite a smile or two!