Special Artist Talk - Sept 26th
Have you ever wondered what freedom might look like if it had a shape?
Join artist Banu Tulumen at Peachland Art Gallery for a special artist talk exploring The Shape of Freedom - an immersive exhibition inspired by Rupture, Resistance, Becoming, Flight and Rest.
Saturday, September 26 at 12:00 noon
Banu will take us behind the paintings, sharing the stories, emotions and ideas that shaped this powerful body of work. Discover how abstract painting can become a visual language for experiences that are difficult to express in words - and how a painting can mean something entirely different to each person who encounters it.
Whether you love abstract art or are simply curious to see the exhibition from the artist’s perspective, this is a wonderful opportunity to look a little deeper, ask questions and discover your own interpretation.
Bring your curiosity. Leave with your own perspective.
5684 Beach Avenue, Peachland
Saturday, September 26 12:00 noon
Free to attend.
Where Freedom Rests - by Banu Tulumen
A Gallery Conversation with Banu Tulumen
Saturday, September 26 at 12:00 PM
Free Admission ~ Limit 50 people
Join exhibiting artist Banu Tulumen for a guided journey through The Shape of Freedom, an exhibition exploring the themes of Rupture, Resistance, Becoming, Flight, and Rest.
Discover how abstract painting can express emotions, memories, and personal transformation beyond words or recognizable imagery. As Banu shares the stories and ideas behind her work, you'll be invited to consider thought-provoking questions: Can freedom have a shape? How do emotions become visual language? And how does abstraction encourage us to slow down, reflect, and find our own meaning?
Whether you're new to abstract art or a longtime admirer, this engaging artist talk offers a unique opportunity to experience the exhibition through the artist's own perspective.
Bring your curiosity. Leave with your own interpretation.