Art Exhibition: SC Arts Centre: Printmaking on The Coast

to March 21st. This exhibition shares the work of late, Coast-based artist Barry Wainwright, alongside work by a number of local artists exploring the creative potentials of printmaking and print media. The exhibition launches our new print media studio at the Arts Centre, and celebrates the rich community of practice that thrives locally.

The exhibition shares the breadth of approaches to printmaking, with a focus on storytelling the materials and processes involved. We have invited artists to share work that expresses the diversity of print forms, and included here are woodblocks, lithography, etchings, gel printing, textile printing and so many others.

Heart & Sol Coastal Farm: Youth Art Exhibit & Cafe

Oct 17-18-19. For this year’s Art Crawl we are celebrating young artists in the community with a Youth Art Exhibit & Cafe.

We are location #146 on the Art Crawl Map.
These 5 young artists have been working hard to showcase their art this weekend! Find Cami Molina, Ava Chen, @rhi_creative, Penelope Carrillo & Laila Carrillo’s work on exhibit Fri/Sat/Sun, 10am – 5pm.
Pumpkin patch open 10am – 5pm. Come visit the farm and grab your Halloween pumpkin.
Sparrow & Piper’s Sweet Treats and Sparrow’s Sweet Mini-Pies will be on deck with all kinds of yummy sweets!
Heart & Sol Taqueria will be serving authentic Mexican food from our kitchen, 12pm -5pm daily.
Live Music!
Saturday 3pm – 5pm: Local musician Stephan Lacasse will be playing fan favourites
Sunday 3pm – 5pm: Local latin music group (including SD46’s own Mr. Nemcovsky!)
See you this weekend! Exhibit is indoors and fully accessible.

Sculpted Sips: A Mulled Wine Affair

Sip mulled wine with us to celebrate Don Watson’s fine art & designs at our Pre Art Crawl Party on Friday, October 17th! Dress up or down and bring your +1!

No plans for this weekend?
Pop in at our Art Crawl venue #60, 127 Clark Rd, Gibsons, October 17-19 from 10am-5pm!
Hope to see y’all!

Art Crawl at GPAG

Join us for the Art Crawl at GPAG! For the first time ever, we are excited to be showing the work of 12 GPAG Member Artists throughout the Crawl. Featuring paintings in a variety of styles, photography, mixed media pieces, textiles, sculptures, and more, plus a gift shop featuring over 60 local artists, our busy location in the heart of Lower Gibsons is the place to be!

This year we are featuring the work of Corinne Barber, Tara Barker, Rose Clarke, Jane Covernton, Brian Cullen, Janice Edmonds, Emily Jew, Myron Jones, Sheri Peters, Charlene Stallard, Alan Sirulnikoff, and Jennie Tschoban. All 12 artists will be in attendance throughout the Crawl to meet with visitors and discuss their work. Learn more about their work at www.gpag.ca.

Art Exhibition: SC Arts Centre – Eldon Underhill

to Nov 8th. The exhibition “Unseen Forces” is a series of paintings that reflect the idea of the unseen forces that often serve as unconscious catalysts to the creative process when working in the abstract, using a mix of standard, non-standard, and recycled substrates including canvas, upholstery fabric, burlap and construction building paper, as a reflection of the artist’s anxieties about the non-sustainable practices involved in the fine art industry.

Sechelt ARTWalk

Oct 11th to Oct 25th
Stroll Downtown Sechelt viewing artwork from over 50 local artists at participating shops and eateries. Look for the ArtWalk poster in the window of participating shops. Enjoy Photography, Textiles, Paintings, Pottery, Sculpture and more! Enter to Win a Prize. Visit participating shops to fill out the Entry Form and place in the Entry Box.
@secheltdowntown #secheltartwalk
Look for ArtWalk Poster with the Purple Dot in Window

Gallery at the HAB

Habitat for Humanity is hosting 2 (new to the Coast) artists at the Re-store. Saturday, October 18th and a special Sunday opening on October 19th.

PR – qathet Studio Tour

The annual qathet Studio Tour is a free self-guided event that will be held the last weekend in August (Sat & Sun Aug 27 & 28), from 10am-4pm. With 28 venues and over 40 participating artists – some venues hosting multiple artists – it’s a great way for art-makers and art lovers to meet and exchange ideas, and of course sell some of the exciting new art produced on the upper Sunshine Coast of British Columbia, Canada. Each year we welcome hundreds of eager visitors into our homes and studios to see where the magic happens.