“Flowers” for your Valentine
Give a gift of art that will last a lifetime.
Drop by to see our “flowers” and other works that would make memorable gifts.
The Museum of World Music
After an elephantine gestational period The Museum of World Music was born in Vancouver on Nov 21 2015 at the Petley-Jones Gallery.
Blake Ward | Depth and Perception
Building on the techniques of figurative sculpture developed in antiquity, this collection of contemporary sculpture challenges the classical figure by shifting our attention toward the exploration of negative space thus leading us inward.
A Selected View
The pieces chosen for A Selected View are a vision and representation of how a select individual views beauty in nature and everyday life. Emily Liteplo, Curator
Capturing the voices of homelessness
The project.
Using photos from the two participants one homeless or has been homeless and the other a resident, employee or business owner in the area.
The Art of Will Millar
“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.
Solitudes by Amelia Alcock-White
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.
Fractured ‘Scapes by Matt Petley-Jones
Drawn to the energy created in composition, Matt’s paintings focus on creating movement through broken down forms and the interplay of colour on the canvas. He attempts to retain the essence of his subject while bringing to it a new dimension through his vibrant palette.
Sounds Good on Paper
Sounds Good on Paper marked the first solo show of acclaimed Haida artist, Gwaai Edenshaw in March 2012.