October 23rd – October 25th, 2026
ART CRAWL AT GPAG
Join us for our biggest Art Crawl yet! We have invited 8 artists working in a variety of mediums and styles to exhibit their work during the Art Crawl; plus, over 60 local artists and artisans represented in our Gift Shop. Also on display is a collection of artwork from our Artwork Sales/Donation Program, available for purchase as a fundraiser for GPAG. Don’t miss your chance to see this collection, on display at GPAG for the very first time. Our busy location in the heart of Lower Gibsons is the place to be!
Featured artists exhibiting their work include: Saskia Jetten, Nadina Tandy, Manon Staiger, Laurie MacHale, Hilary Moses, Crystal Boeur, denise allen and Allie Bartlett. Artists represented in our collection include Todd Clark, Don Jarvis, Robert Bateman, Andrea Pratt, George Pennier, Henry Standing Alone Niitsitaipoiyi, Peggy Small, Gordon Kit Thorne, Donna Balma, Patricia Richardson Logie, and Ed Hill. Learn more about how our Artwork Sales/Donation Program works, or browse the collection online.
Join us for our Art Sales/Donations Program & Crawl Reception, Fri. Oct. 23 5pm – 7pm! See our collection of donated works for sale and learn more about the program, plus enjoy and celebrate Art Crawl at GPAG, with refreshments.
An interdisciplinary artivist, denise allen uses traditional mediums such as drawing and painting with ink and graphite, collage, and linocut printmaking to play with high contrast and negative space. Allie Bartlett combines the traditional medium of analog photography with an experimental approach, soaking her film in a variety of solutions before development in order to create physical special effects. Laurie MacHale is an interdisciplinary artist who finds joy through crafting and creativity, working in a wide range of mediums including acrylic, watercolour, mixed media, pottery, and fibre arts.
From salvaged discarded plywood and wood beams, resin, and acrylic, Crystal Boeur creates cut out artworks based on the salvaged materials unique shape, exploring the interface between the natural and human worlds. Showing a series of salmon spawn paintings inspired by her interest in the natural world around her, Hilary Moses is drawn to watercolour because of the unique way in which it responds to paper.
Touching on themes related to theatre, identity, and interpersonal relationships, Saskia Jetten employs the labour intensive, slow processes of traditional printmaking techniques to produce her unique hand printed shawls and scarves. Manon Staiger’s mixed media paintings and ceramic works draw upon the clean lines, repetition of form, and tactile qualities associated with Asian and northern European art and cultures. Nadina Tandy’s mixed-media works speak from an otherworld and subconscious, channeling primal forces of nature, acts of resilience and cycles of renewal through layered pieces with objects, words, and figures obscured or revealed.
