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Painting is a language which cannot be replaced by another language. I don’t know what to
say about what
I paint, really.
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A Moment in Time
May 15th to June 20th, 2009 |
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| Cowichan Valley artist Lynda Faulks will be
presenting her portraits from the North American Indigenous Games
This exhibition takes place at our campus location: 900 Fifth
(building 330). 250-740-6350 for more information.
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Lambert
Collection of Pottery
May 15th to June 20th, 2009This exhibition takes place at
our campus location: 900 Fifth (building 330). 250-740-6350 for more
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| Lambert Collection of Pottery lower gallery
campus location. The David Lambert Collection of Pottery and
Ceramics is a collection made possible by the generous donation of
the Marlon Lambert family of Vancouver
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Back by Popular Demand
E.J. Hughes
- The Man and His Art
July 3 -Aug 16, 2009
Curator: Jane Cole
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| This exciting exhibit will feature the work
of renowned Canadian painter, E. J. Hughes. Approximately 50 pieces
of Hughes' work spanning a broad period of his working career will
be on display. This exhibition takes place at our downtown
location: 150 Commercial Street. 250-754-1750 for more information.
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Night and Day
July 2nd to July 25th, 2009 |
Opening: July 2nd—7pm to 9pm
Artist: Leona Petrak
Night and Day is a show of opposites, presenting forms, colours,
textures and spaces perceived under light and under the absence of
light.This exhibition takes place at our downtown location: 150
Commercial Street. 250-754-1750 for more information.
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Speaking
Volumes
August 28 to October 3, 2009 |
| Scott Leaf’s new work “Speaking Volumes” is
a raw earthenware clay installation. The presentation consists of
several large rectangular configurations of clay situated
strategically through the art gallery. This exhibition takes place
at our campus location: 900 Fifth (building 330). 250-740-6350 for
more information.
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100 Monkeys
August 28 to October 3, 2009 |
| Tracey Nelson has created a humorous and
curious world of sock monkeys. 100 Monkeys is an installation of
sock monkeys, film loops, drawings, and texts describing the
monkeys’ psycho-social situations and stories. This
exhibition takes place at our campus location: 900 Fifth (building
330). 250-740-6350 for more information.
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