Escape with us into the introspective dream induced by Duncan Regehr’s newest series. The paintings are derived from epic journeys based in myth and legend, or that convey individuals journeying to destinations in defining moments. The Journey, the viewer is enchanted into an arresting moment of transformation. View the exhibition from March 3th – March 24th, 2022.
Petley Jones Gallery returned to its location on Granville Street with an exhibition of significant works by Emily Carr, Jean-Paul Riopelle and the Group of Seven.
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Drop by to see our “flowers” and other works that would make memorable gifts.
“Ireland in the Rare Oul Times” November 13 -26th
Will Millar, as the former leader of The Irish Rovers has now returned to his first creative love of painting.
In this he is a voyager into the Ireland of his youth, portraying the country in the 1950’s.
Amelia Alcock-White’s latest collection of aquatic landscapes depicts a lone figure taking refuge in secluded coastal surroundings. By juxtaposing light and dark, fire and water, with nature’s beauty and fragility, the images suggest the interrelation of personal awareness and environmental consciousness.
This gallery represents a selection of oil paintings by Llewellyn Petley-Jones. Please contact Petley Jones Gallery for more information or viewing.
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In the last two years I moved in to the unknown to create the new…without the familiar boundaries I used the waterfall and its energy as a subject as I explored new ideas, images and mediums. The constant between the old and new work is the light from within; present in my past encaustic work and now adding energy and mystery to the new paintings which are encaustics and oils on canvas.
Born 1981 on Vancouver Island in Ladysmith, BC. Amelia Alcock-White studied at The University of Vancouver Island and Emily Carr University. She has received several awards for her work, including Scholarships and Art Faculty Awards. Alcock-White’s paintings have been the subject of numerous solo and group exhibitions. Her work is represented in public and private collections in Canada, the United States and Hong Kong.
Amelia’s paintings express the human condition and its relation to nature, the transitory character of time and the contrasting endurance of elemental forces. Psychological themes, primal emotions and archetypal figures all play a role in her works. Amelia fuses sentiment, intimacy and warmth with the enigmatic, giving her images an emotional subtlety that draws the viewer into her private world.
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