Arts
Events
to Sept 27th. In The Impossibility of Beauty, Mindy Hemstalk gathers driftwood, broken ceramic fragments, and unaltered natural materials from the traditional, unceded, and ancestral territories of the shíshálh Nation, assembling them into shrine‑like forms that honour the wild intelligence of the land. These works emerge from an intense personal journey of rupture and rebirth, […]
Combining bold, simple shapes with organic textures, Figueira pushes the abstraction of the subject while maintaining a sense of scene that is both familiar and challenging to the viewer, conveying the joy and passion found in coastal landscapes. Mountains and rock formations that move across millenia, trees shaped by decades of growth, and the split […]
to Sept 5th. Creator of large-scale analog collage, using found source materials that are cut and paste into expansive compositions. Her work engages with themes of archetypes and the collective unconscious, interwoven with personal imagery often masked in humour. This process of reconfiguration enables her to explore deeper connection to identity and memory. Check for […]
Make a Journal with Fire Plants Dye and print a fabric covered journal using locally gathered and grown ‘fire plants’. Inspired by the FireSmart BC Plant Guide, we’ll explore the colour palette of a wildfire resilient landscape, testing fire-resistant plants and risky vegetation. Discover the art supplies growing in your own backyard alongside methods for […]
A mixed media artist working primarily on acrylic paintings on canvas and wooden cradle panels inspired by local forests, cottages, birds, boats & ocean views with bold colours & simplified shapes to evoke a sense of joy & nostalgia.
An informal space to share and discuss poems you love, poems that you are currently reading, or poems you have written! Poems can be from any publication or book, as well as from online resources. For teens and adults This event happens on the first Tuesday of the month, 10:30-11:30am in the Community Room
Exploring what we make by hand, what we build through technology, and what we leave behind, Solène Chatain’s ceramic sculptures reflect on the complex relationships between human ingenuity, industry, technology, and the natural world. Handbuilt and carved ceramic forms are combined with discarded fragments of rusted machinery gathered from beaches, forests, and industrial sites, transforming […]
to Sept 27th. In The Impossibility of Beauty, Mindy Hemstalk gathers driftwood, broken ceramic fragments, and unaltered natural materials from the traditional, unceded, and ancestral territories of the shíshálh Nation, assembling them into shrine‑like forms that honour the wild intelligence of the land. These works emerge from an intense personal journey of rupture and rebirth, […]
Combining bold, simple shapes with organic textures, Figueira pushes the abstraction of the subject while maintaining a sense of scene that is both familiar and challenging to the viewer, conveying the joy and passion found in coastal landscapes. Mountains and rock formations that move across millenia, trees shaped by decades of growth, and the split […]
For this particular and peculiar collection, Charlotte used the stark contrast of black thread against white fabric to create the shadows, fine details, and textures from Richard Breton’s 1565 publication Les songes drolatiques de Pantagruel (The Drolatic Dreams of Pantagruel). These hand embroidered pieces feature detailed images that are at once haunting and mesmerizing.
to Sept 5th. Creator of large-scale analog collage, using found source materials that are cut and paste into expansive compositions. Her work engages with themes of archetypes and the collective unconscious, interwoven with personal imagery often masked in humour. This process of reconfiguration enables her to explore deeper connection to identity and memory. Check for […]
A mixed media artist working primarily on acrylic paintings on canvas and wooden cradle panels inspired by local forests, cottages, birds, boats & ocean views with bold colours & simplified shapes to evoke a sense of joy & nostalgia.
Exploring what we make by hand, what we build through technology, and what we leave behind, Solène Chatain’s ceramic sculptures reflect on the complex relationships between human ingenuity, industry, technology, and the natural world. Handbuilt and carved ceramic forms are combined with discarded fragments of rusted machinery gathered from beaches, forests, and industrial sites, transforming […]
to Sept 27th. In The Impossibility of Beauty, Mindy Hemstalk gathers driftwood, broken ceramic fragments, and unaltered natural materials from the traditional, unceded, and ancestral territories of the shíshálh Nation, assembling them into shrine‑like forms that honour the wild intelligence of the land. These works emerge from an intense personal journey of rupture and rebirth, […]
Combining bold, simple shapes with organic textures, Figueira pushes the abstraction of the subject while maintaining a sense of scene that is both familiar and challenging to the viewer, conveying the joy and passion found in coastal landscapes. Mountains and rock formations that move across millenia, trees shaped by decades of growth, and the split […]
For this particular and peculiar collection, Charlotte used the stark contrast of black thread against white fabric to create the shadows, fine details, and textures from Richard Breton’s 1565 publication Les songes drolatiques de Pantagruel (The Drolatic Dreams of Pantagruel). These hand embroidered pieces feature detailed images that are at once haunting and mesmerizing.
to Sept 5th. Creator of large-scale analog collage, using found source materials that are cut and paste into expansive compositions. Her work engages with themes of archetypes and the collective unconscious, interwoven with personal imagery often masked in humour. This process of reconfiguration enables her to explore deeper connection to identity and memory. Check for […]
to Sept 20th. Featuring Sunshine Coast Artists: Marlene Lowden, Charly Mithrush, Jennifer Love & Chris Ainslie. Sun, Wed & Thurs 12 - 4pm; Fri & Sat 11am - 5pm.
First Wednesday of every month. Presented by the Tooninator. An evening of uninhibited doodling. Break out your pencils, markers or finger paints for a no-pressure night of creativity and fun people. We don’t care if you ‘can’t even draw a stick person’. On the Tapworks patio.
A mixed media artist working primarily on acrylic paintings on canvas and wooden cradle panels inspired by local forests, cottages, birds, boats & ocean views with bold colours & simplified shapes to evoke a sense of joy & nostalgia.
Exploring what we make by hand, what we build through technology, and what we leave behind, Solène Chatain’s ceramic sculptures reflect on the complex relationships between human ingenuity, industry, technology, and the natural world. Handbuilt and carved ceramic forms are combined with discarded fragments of rusted machinery gathered from beaches, forests, and industrial sites, transforming […]
to Sept 27th. In The Impossibility of Beauty, Mindy Hemstalk gathers driftwood, broken ceramic fragments, and unaltered natural materials from the traditional, unceded, and ancestral territories of the shíshálh Nation, assembling them into shrine‑like forms that honour the wild intelligence of the land. These works emerge from an intense personal journey of rupture and rebirth, […]
Combining bold, simple shapes with organic textures, Figueira pushes the abstraction of the subject while maintaining a sense of scene that is both familiar and challenging to the viewer, conveying the joy and passion found in coastal landscapes. Mountains and rock formations that move across millenia, trees shaped by decades of growth, and the split […]
For this particular and peculiar collection, Charlotte used the stark contrast of black thread against white fabric to create the shadows, fine details, and textures from Richard Breton’s 1565 publication Les songes drolatiques de Pantagruel (The Drolatic Dreams of Pantagruel). These hand embroidered pieces feature detailed images that are at once haunting and mesmerizing.
to Sept 5th. Creator of large-scale analog collage, using found source materials that are cut and paste into expansive compositions. Her work engages with themes of archetypes and the collective unconscious, interwoven with personal imagery often masked in humour. This process of reconfiguration enables her to explore deeper connection to identity and memory. Check for […]
to Sept 20th. Featuring Sunshine Coast Artists: Marlene Lowden, Charly Mithrush, Jennifer Love & Chris Ainslie. Sun, Wed & Thurs 12 - 4pm; Fri & Sat 11am - 5pm.
A mixed media artist working primarily on acrylic paintings on canvas and wooden cradle panels inspired by local forests, cottages, birds, boats & ocean views with bold colours & simplified shapes to evoke a sense of joy & nostalgia.
Exploring what we make by hand, what we build through technology, and what we leave behind, Solène Chatain’s ceramic sculptures reflect on the complex relationships between human ingenuity, industry, technology, and the natural world. Handbuilt and carved ceramic forms are combined with discarded fragments of rusted machinery gathered from beaches, forests, and industrial sites, transforming […]
to Sept 27th. In The Impossibility of Beauty, Mindy Hemstalk gathers driftwood, broken ceramic fragments, and unaltered natural materials from the traditional, unceded, and ancestral territories of the shíshálh Nation, assembling them into shrine‑like forms that honour the wild intelligence of the land. These works emerge from an intense personal journey of rupture and rebirth, […]
Combining bold, simple shapes with organic textures, Figueira pushes the abstraction of the subject while maintaining a sense of scene that is both familiar and challenging to the viewer, conveying the joy and passion found in coastal landscapes. Mountains and rock formations that move across millenia, trees shaped by decades of growth, and the split […]
to Sept 27th. Fri - Sat - Sun, 11am-5:00pm or by appointment during the rest of the week. To schedule a visit, please text or call 604-989-6686 (mobile) or call 604-883-9472 (landline).
For this particular and peculiar collection, Charlotte used the stark contrast of black thread against white fabric to create the shadows, fine details, and textures from Richard Breton’s 1565 publication Les songes drolatiques de Pantagruel (The Drolatic Dreams of Pantagruel). These hand embroidered pieces feature detailed images that are at once haunting and mesmerizing.
to Sept 5th. Creator of large-scale analog collage, using found source materials that are cut and paste into expansive compositions. Her work engages with themes of archetypes and the collective unconscious, interwoven with personal imagery often masked in humour. This process of reconfiguration enables her to explore deeper connection to identity and memory. Check for […]
to Sept 20th. Featuring Sunshine Coast Artists: Marlene Lowden, Charly Mithrush, Jennifer Love & Chris Ainslie. Sun, Wed & Thurs 12 - 4pm; Fri & Sat 11am - 5pm.
For this particular and peculiar collection, Charlotte used the stark contrast of black thread against white fabric to create the shadows, fine details, and textures from Richard Breton’s 1565 publication Les songes drolatiques de Pantagruel (The Drolatic Dreams of Pantagruel). These hand embroidered pieces feature detailed images that are at once haunting and mesmerizing.
