Artist Exhibit

Artist Anne Brown stands next to her painting of puffins at the Station House Gallery on June 2, 2022 for the opening night reception of the group show Wind, Wings & Distractions. (Ruth Lloyd photo - Williams Lake Tribune)

Wind, Wings & Distractions art show opened at Station House Gallery in Williams Lake

Cariboo Art Society group show is on display until June 25

 

Tiffany Jorgensen, one of the artists from Cariboo Art Beat, featured in the Station House Gallery show on now, Better Together, poses next to her favourite work in the show, <em>What the F is </em><em>Happening</em>. (Ruth Lloyd photo - Williams Lake Tribune)

Williams Lake’s Station House Gallery hosts group art show until Feb. 26

Better Together show celebrates collaboration

 

Parnell Pinette of United Floors welcomes artist Donna Froese to his business this year for Downtown Williams Lake Art Walk, which kicks off Saturday at 327 Oliver Street. Pinette has supported Art Walk since it was started in 1999 by Laurie Walters. (Angie Mindus photo - Williams Lake Tribune)

Williams Lake Art Walk to feature 32 artists at 31 locations

It goes Saturday, Aug. 14 to Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2021

 

Atwork “un/settled” by poet Okot Bitek and photographer, SFU lecturer Chantal Gibson can be seen at West Hastings and Richards streets in downtown Vancouver. (SFU)

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Found at West Hastings and Richards streets, ‘un/settled’ paints a picture of Black womanhood

Atwork “un/settled” by poet Okot Bitek and photographer, SFU lecturer Chantal Gibson can be seen at West Hastings and Richards streets in downtown Vancouver. (SFU)
The Bateman Foundation’s Sketch Across Canada program encourages artists of all skill levels to go outside and capture their natural world. (Courtesy of the Bateman Foundation)

Bateman program encourages people to sketch outside, connect with nature

#MyNatureSketch initiative encourages Canadians to become ‘bright-eyed three year olds’

The Bateman Foundation’s Sketch Across Canada program encourages artists of all skill levels to go outside and capture their natural world. (Courtesy of the Bateman Foundation)