October 14 – December 5, 2010
WAYNE HARJULA | Wayne Harjula
Solo exhibition by Langdale glass artist Wayne Harjula.
Sponsor: H & R Block
Solo exhibition by Langdale glass artist Wayne Harjula.
Sponsor: H & R Block
Group show featuring works by:
Mary Burgess
Vivian Chamberlin
Judy Crowhurst
Pat Drummond
Janice Edmonds
Tom Fraser
Ross Harry
Carolyn Nicholson
Julie Skippon
Peggy Small
Leo White
Sponsor: Sunshine Coast Nursery
Painters Sheila Page from Davis Bay, above and Sherry Cooper, below employ mixed media, family albums and memories in paintings that reflect on earlier days on B.C.’s south coast.
Potter Michaela Cochran’s porcelain creations which feature crystalline glazes are meant to be used in everyday life.
Sponsor: Upstream Family Medicine
The Gibson Public Art Gallery was privileged to host an exhibit of textile art by Grandmothers to Grandmothers, the local chapter of the Stephen Lewis Foundation, which addresses the AIDS/HIV related issues in Africa.
To learn more of the vital work they do, please contact this group and Stephen Lewis Foundation.
Exhibition/installation of Horseshoe Bay to Langdale ferry-ride impressions.
Paintings by Stewart Stinson.
Sponsor: Dr. Donald Bland
Clay wall murals & ceramic sculptures by Gibsons potter, Patricia Leigh Forst.
Sponsor: Dr Lorne Berman
Words & Images – exhibition and events in partnership with Gibsons & District Public Library. For this exhibition, all media were welcomed: Shown were paintings, photography, digital, glass, video, sculpture, clay. Every work included WORDS, original writing or a quote. Image Susan Gordon in collaboration with Victoria P. Wonnacott.
Words and Image : Author Readings
Saturday March 27
Dan Bouman “The People’s Water”
Pat Carswell “Jumping to Conclusions”
Saturday April 3
Readings by Three Coast Poets
Joe Denham, Susan Telfer, Sheila Weaver
Sponsor: Telus
Todd Clark Invitational exhibition of interpretative landscapes, oil on canvas or board.
Sponsor:
Grant Marshall, Sutton Realty
Grace Inga Sigurdson in the Harbour View Room.
Giant “Seashell” paintings in acrylics, merging traditional with sculptured Impressionist strokes.
In the Harbour View Room, Windows of the North, watercolours and oils by Halfmoon Bay artist, Nefri Lyske.
Bill Miloglav, watercolours and acrylics in the Harbour View Room.
From Coast to Coast to Coast, paintings by Eve Smart.
Gibsons painter Mudito Drope presents landscapes and portraits.
GPAG was proud to present SD#46 exhibition of children’s artwork in the style of noted Cree Plains artist, George Littlechild. This exhibition was co-ordinated by Lisa Pugh who writes, “We have been studying the celebration of powwow so the students are not merely copying George Littlechild’s artwork they are taking aspects of his art style and creating powwow themed pictures. We have analyzed his style and created a checklist of various things that could be in the paintings like: thick black lines, applique items (stars, feathers, etc), photographs, borders representing blankets, horses representing Cree spirituality, stars representing venus or the morning star, portrait style (head and shoulders up), messages written directly into the painting.”
Our Thanks to Lisa Pugh for this popular exhibition.
This “First” for the Gallery was a Children’s Art Exhibition called “Shout Out” installed by Joanna Mackenzie-Enga. Watch for the second edition.
Financial support: Dr. Mackenzie
Corporate sponsor:Telus
GPAG joined the celebration to mark the donation of Patricia Richardson-Logie’s Chronicles of Pride to the UBC Library. The 34 original portraits depicting the dignity, spirituality and accomplishments of First Nations men and women are installed in the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, UBC, in March. The works exhibited at GPAG were professional photographs of a representative selection.