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Messages from the tmxʷulaʔxʷ and the sqəlxʷɬcawt Renewed
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The Art of Theytus Books: Zoe and the Fawn by Catherine Jameson, illustrated by Julie Flett
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Scott Price + Corinne Thiessen: Bricolage
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Penticton Art Walk November 21, 2019 - 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm |
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Join us at the Shatford Centre on Wednesday, February 19 from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm as the Okanagan School of the Arts (OSA) opens its first exhibit of 2020.
Our theme for this exhibit is “Abstracted Ideas”. We are showcasing works that do not attempt to accurately depict visual reality, but instead use shapes, colours, and forms to achieve effect.
“We’ve had an outstanding response to this call,” says Kim Palmer, Executive Director of the OSA. “The work we’ve received is incredibly colourful and vibrant – I’m confident that visitors will be delighted by this beautiful and memorable exhibit.”
Light refreshments will be served at the opening, and everyone is welcome.
About Us
Established in 1960, the Okanagan School of the Arts (OSA) is one of the longest-running schools of its kind in Canada. The OSA offers a variety of performing and visual arts courses for students of all ages and stages of development, and hosts periodic visual art exhibitions.
Our home is the Shatford Centre, a hub of creativity that has been a part of Penticton’s history for almost 100 years. The 30,000-square-foot building, with classrooms, studios, and a recital hall that seats up to 300 people, also operates as a conference centre and events facility.
Our theme for this exhibit is “Abstracted Ideas”. We are showcasing works that do not attempt to accurately depict visual reality, but instead use shapes, colours, and forms to achieve effect.
“We’ve had an outstanding response to this call,” says Kim Palmer, Executive Director of the OSA. “The work we’ve received is incredibly colourful and vibrant – I’m confident that visitors will be delighted by this beautiful and memorable exhibit.”
Light refreshments will be served at the opening, and everyone is welcome.
About Us
Established in 1960, the Okanagan School of the Arts (OSA) is one of the longest-running schools of its kind in Canada. The OSA offers a variety of performing and visual arts courses for students of all ages and stages of development, and hosts periodic visual art exhibitions.
Our home is the Shatford Centre, a hub of creativity that has been a part of Penticton’s history for almost 100 years. The 30,000-square-foot building, with classrooms, studios, and a recital hall that seats up to 300 people, also operates as a conference centre and events facility.
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Diana Skelhorne October 14, 2019 - For the next two weeks, Diana Skelhorne, a member of the Federation of Canadian Artists, is the Feature Artist at the Front Street Gallery. Skelborne embraces a wide variety of subject matter whether abstract, landscape, portrait...or anything in between. Drop by the gallery over the next two weeks to see her work in person and consider adding some to your collection! |
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A solo exhibition at the Lloyd Gallery in Penticton June 20 – July 4. Opening night ARTWALK - Thursday, June 20 - 6 to 8 pm - a full evening of art! All of the Penticton Galleries are having their art walk that same night; so it is an artwalk through Penticton to see all of the art - there is a classic car show gathering as well that same night. So loads of fun!!!! |
We are open from 11am - 5 pm Tuesday through Friday and 10 am - 3 pm on Saturdays. Please feel free to make and appointment Mondays and other desired times by calling Renée at 250 488 4999
We offer a selection of paintings, bronze sculpture, Jewelry and ceramics by Canadian Artists as well as antiques. We are happy to help you find that special piece for your home or business.
Commissions available.
Enjoy a coffee or tea in our Paris Tea Room or book a Private Event.
We offer a selection of paintings, bronze sculpture, Jewelry and ceramics by Canadian Artists as well as antiques. We are happy to help you find that special piece for your home or business.
Commissions available.
Enjoy a coffee or tea in our Paris Tea Room or book a Private Event.
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Exhibition of Okanagan artist
Peggie Collins's Cross Canada Tour Gallery One-Twenty-Seven 127 Elm Avenue, Penticton You're invited to the Opening, Saturday, November 30, 1 to 7 pm In 2018, on an art sabbatical, Okanagan artist Peggie Collins crossed Canada and back (15,000 km) from the Pacific shores of Vancouver to the northern tip of Newfoundland and the cold Atlantic. She started out sharing her journey by painting in large canvases but soon realized the impracticality of such and turned to working on 4” x 4” canvas sheets which she calls her Mini Memories. Collins claims, “My Canadian Tour inspired me and gave me a special appreciation for our beautiful and varied country. I am blessed to have had this opportunity and each Mini Memories painting evokes a smile as my brush strokes lock each special story onto canvas.” On Saturday, November 30 from 1 to 7 pm, member Peggie Collins invites you to join her at the opening of her new Gallery One- Twenty-Seven at 127 Elm Avenue in Penticton. All 100 of her Mini Memories series of original paintings and more will be on display and for sale. |
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CALL FOR ARTISTS: Wine Capital Art Walk
The Oliver Community Arts Council is proud to present the Wine Capital Art Walk! The main event is on Saturday, May 9 from 10 am – 2 pm. Display / Demo Artists are accepted in a variety of media. They share space with businesses on Station Street. OR Artists can choose to participate as a Wine Barrel Artist. See below for details. The art walk will also include wine tastings, live music, draws, children’s art activities, food vendors, and live art demonstrations.
This Call for Artists is open to all visual media: photography, digital media, three-dimensional art such as pottery, sculpture, mixed media installations, metalwork, woodwork, jewelry and other artisan crafts; fibre and fabric arts, such as quilting, weaving, spinning, clothing/fashion; painting including acrylics, oils, watercolours; and mixed / other two-dimensional media, such as charcoal, ink, encaustic, and collage. Space may also be available for performing arts: street theatre and improv, dance, street musicians, and other performers. NOTE: This component will be limited by available space and noise level.
All artwork must be display ready. Sale pieces are welcome. Display artists must be present during the event and take responsibility for their own sales. See Display entry form below for details.
One of the main attractions at the Wine Capital Art Walk is the Wine Barrel Art demonstration and silent auction, running Tuesday May 5 – Saturday May 9. The live art event features up to 10 skilled artists who transform wine barrels into cherished works of art. Artists may choose to prepare at home AND / OR work onsite May 5 – 9 from 10 – 4 p.m. (or a portion thereof). Barrel art is a wonderful fundraiser for groups! This year, Oliver Eats Ltd parking lot at 6060 Station St will be the barrel art location. A great high traffic location to encourage bidding and promote the art walk later in the week. Silent auction bids are accepted by email and onsite and the finished barrels are sold to the highest bidders on the Saturday afternoon. See Barrel Art entry form for details.
Artists are invited to apply in one of two categories: as a Display / Demo Artist or as a Wine Barrel Artist. One low entry fee. NO commission charged for Display Artists. To cover barrel costs, a flat commission will be charged. All participating artists must be members of the Oliver Community Arts Council. Membership forms are available at www.oliverartscouncil.org or OliverCAC@gmail.com
Artists should download and complete an application
WCAW 2020 Display Demo Artist – Application Download
WCAW 2020 Display Demo Artist – Terms and Guidelines Download
WCAW 2020 Barrel Artist – Application Download
WCAW 2020 Barrel Artist – Terms and Guidelines Download
Space is limited, and the event is popular.
For more information, contact OliverCAC @ gmail.com
The Oliver Community Arts Council is proud to present the Wine Capital Art Walk! The main event is on Saturday, May 9 from 10 am – 2 pm. Display / Demo Artists are accepted in a variety of media. They share space with businesses on Station Street. OR Artists can choose to participate as a Wine Barrel Artist. See below for details. The art walk will also include wine tastings, live music, draws, children’s art activities, food vendors, and live art demonstrations.
This Call for Artists is open to all visual media: photography, digital media, three-dimensional art such as pottery, sculpture, mixed media installations, metalwork, woodwork, jewelry and other artisan crafts; fibre and fabric arts, such as quilting, weaving, spinning, clothing/fashion; painting including acrylics, oils, watercolours; and mixed / other two-dimensional media, such as charcoal, ink, encaustic, and collage. Space may also be available for performing arts: street theatre and improv, dance, street musicians, and other performers. NOTE: This component will be limited by available space and noise level.
All artwork must be display ready. Sale pieces are welcome. Display artists must be present during the event and take responsibility for their own sales. See Display entry form below for details.
One of the main attractions at the Wine Capital Art Walk is the Wine Barrel Art demonstration and silent auction, running Tuesday May 5 – Saturday May 9. The live art event features up to 10 skilled artists who transform wine barrels into cherished works of art. Artists may choose to prepare at home AND / OR work onsite May 5 – 9 from 10 – 4 p.m. (or a portion thereof). Barrel art is a wonderful fundraiser for groups! This year, Oliver Eats Ltd parking lot at 6060 Station St will be the barrel art location. A great high traffic location to encourage bidding and promote the art walk later in the week. Silent auction bids are accepted by email and onsite and the finished barrels are sold to the highest bidders on the Saturday afternoon. See Barrel Art entry form for details.
Artists are invited to apply in one of two categories: as a Display / Demo Artist or as a Wine Barrel Artist. One low entry fee. NO commission charged for Display Artists. To cover barrel costs, a flat commission will be charged. All participating artists must be members of the Oliver Community Arts Council. Membership forms are available at www.oliverartscouncil.org or OliverCAC@gmail.com
Artists should download and complete an application
WCAW 2020 Display Demo Artist – Application Download
WCAW 2020 Display Demo Artist – Terms and Guidelines Download
WCAW 2020 Barrel Artist – Application Download
WCAW 2020 Barrel Artist – Terms and Guidelines Download
Space is limited, and the event is popular.
For more information, contact OliverCAC @ gmail.com
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The Okanagan Art Gallery celebrates the spring art season with its “First Friday” monthly reception, JUNE IN BLOOM PAINTINGS AND FINE ART. Which opens Friday June 7th at the Okanagan Art Gallery #5 8302 Main Street, Osoyoos BC. The artist reception will be Friday June 7th from 5pm to 7pm.
According to gallery advertising director, Diane Carter the show will feature the full roster of professional artists represented by the gallery which brings together artists from all mediums including oil and acrylic artists, lithography specialists, photographers and fiber artists.
This June “First Friday” will feature wine presented by Quinta Ferreira Estate Winery. Don’t miss the opportunity to meet with the proprietor Maria Ferreira. Learn more about their select wines and how they relate to art.
For information about the June 7rd June Bloom Paintings and Fine Art, show at the Okanagan Art Gallery, call 604 308-3995. Or you can go to our website at www.okanaganartgallery.com
Gallery Show: June Bloom Paintings and Fine Art
Featuring artists from all mediums including oil and acrylic artists,
lithography specialists, photographers and fiber artists
According to gallery advertising director, Diane Carter the show will feature the full roster of professional artists represented by the gallery which brings together artists from all mediums including oil and acrylic artists, lithography specialists, photographers and fiber artists.
This June “First Friday” will feature wine presented by Quinta Ferreira Estate Winery. Don’t miss the opportunity to meet with the proprietor Maria Ferreira. Learn more about their select wines and how they relate to art.
For information about the June 7rd June Bloom Paintings and Fine Art, show at the Okanagan Art Gallery, call 604 308-3995. Or you can go to our website at www.okanaganartgallery.com
Gallery Show: June Bloom Paintings and Fine Art
Featuring artists from all mediums including oil and acrylic artists,
lithography specialists, photographers and fiber artists
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Wanda Lock ------------------ The Year We Disappeared January 9 – March 4 Wanda Lock, confidently transitions between painting and drawing, often combining the two mediums. her works are inspired by everyday objects, typically things found 'around the house'. Interiors, small animals and insects are familiar subjects in her pieces. Although she focuses on simple and mundane objects, her paintings and drawings appear far from lifelike; more symbolic renderings, than realistic. her exhibition, The Year We Disappeared, continues her focus on small, everyday occurrences and 'things', through works varying in size and method. This exhibition looks into Wanda's own experiences. Its "about books read, movies seen and stories told. it's about conversations had over morning coffee, late-night studio visits, and brief encounters with those who slip in and out of our lives. The Year We Disappeared is about the summer I turned 50." |
 Wanda Lock, Nobody Waved Goodbye, mixed media on paper 50x38, 2019.
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Heather Passmore ----------------- Roman Charity January 9 - March 4 Heather Passmore, often chooses discarded and historically valued materials for her artwork. From outdated milk, to a used mattress, to hand written sheet music, her unconventional materials bring another dimension to her pieces. She continues this technique in her exhibition Roman Charity, that explores the societal discomfort surrounding breastfeeding. For the pieces in this collection, she uses her own paint which she makes from cow’s milk and expired breast milk, The series includes three large self (effaced) portraits on fabric depicting the last time Passmore nursed her daughter, and images of mothers covering their faces instead of their breasts while breastfeeding. The images are based on photographs that circulated on social media in protest to admonishment that mothers should cover up while nursing in public. |
Heather Passmore, Milk Portraits #3, silkscreen and casein on panel, 14x21, 2017.
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Mat Glenn --------------- Fear Frequency January 9 - March 4 Mat Glenn is a recent graduate from the University of British Columbia Okanagan’s fine arts program and specializes in sculpture, installation, printmaking and digital media. In his current exhibition, Fear Frequency he uses the technique of sculpture with a digital media component to explore the idea of human and non-human “hybridity”. He shows that the human body not only coexists with the world and synthetic materials, but the two are connected. He removes the boundary between human and non-human with his sculptures of disfigured bodies with non-human like qualities; “These bodies illustrate unstable but inherent hybridity of human experience.” |
Mat Glenn, my Horse Was Hit by Lightning, Installation Photograph, 2019.
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