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Prince Rupert ALBERTA PREVIEWS & FEATURES 8 Banff, Calgary Prince George St. Albert 9 Edmonton 8 Alberta Vignette 11 Foothills, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat Skidegate Edmonton 12 St. Albert 10 Relations - Esker Foundation HAIDA BRITISH COLUMBIA 12 Alberta Vignettes GWAII 12 Abbotsford 14 British Columbia Vignette 13 Burnaby 16 We Do Not Work Alone - Nanaimo Art Gallery North Vancouver 14 Castlegar, Comox Valley, Coquitlam West Vancouver Port Moody Williams Lake 15 Fort Langley, Grand Forks, Kamloops 19 Assembly - New Media Gallery Vancouver Coquitlam 16 Kelowna Burnaby Maple Ridge 17 Lake Country, Nanaimo, Nelson 20 MONOVA - Museum of North Vancouver Richmond New Westminster Banff 18 New Westminster, North Vancouver 22 British Columbia Vignettes Chilliwack Calgary 21 Penticton, Port Alberni, Port Moody, Surrey Fort Langley Salmon Arm Abbotsford Foothills Prince George 24 Salt Spring National Art Prize Tsawwassen White Rock 22 Prince Rupert, Qualicum Beach, Richmond Kamloops Vernon 23 Salmon Arm, Salt Spring Island, Sidney, Finalists' Exhibition - Salt Spring Island Lake Country Skidegate 26 British Columbia Vignettes Kelowna 24 Sunshine Coast Whistler Medicine Hat 25 Surrey 28 A Practice in Gestures - Richmond Art Gallery Comox Valley Sunshine Coast Penticton 26 Tofino, Vancouver Qualicum Beach Nelson 40 Vernon, Victoria 34 Reknowned Curator Scott Watson Retires Tofino Vancouver Grand Lethbridge Port Alberni (see inset) Castlegar 43 West Vancouver 36 Jan Wade - Vancouver Art Gallery Nanaimo Forks 45 Whistler, White Rock Salt Spring Island Lynden 46 Williams Lake 38 Rain Cabana-Boucher - Xchanges Gallery Sidney Bellingham Victoria Anacortes WASHINGTON 44 The Red Chador - Western Gallery La Conner 46 Anacortes, Bainbridge Island, Bellevue 46 & 48 Washington Vignettes Friday Harbor 47 Bellingham Everett 50 The Kinsey Collection - Tacoma Art Museum Port Angeles 48 Everett, Friday Harbor, La Conner Bellevue 49 Lynden, Port Angeles, Seattle 55 Oregon Vignettes Spokane 54 Spokane, Tacoma Bainbridge Island Seattle 57 Queen Nefertari's Egypt - OREGON Tacoma Portland Art Museum 55 Astoria 56 Cannon Beach 59 Art Books and Exhibition Catalogues 57 Eugene, Portland 60 Art Services WASHINGTON 58 Salem 59 Silverton 62 Index Pacific Ocean © 1986-2021 Preview Art Media Inc. ISSN 1481-2258 Member of Tourism Vancouver and Visit Seattle. Reproduction in whole or in part is strictly forbidden EDITORIAL + ADVERTISING Astoria Tel 604-222-1883 Toll Free 1-844-369-8988 Email [email protected] Cannon Beach Address PO Box 39041, 3695 W 10th Ave. Portland Vancouver, BC V6R 4P1 Canada Silverton Paula Fairweather, Publisher Cover: Suzo Hickey, Cassiar Sedge Grass (detail), 2021, Meredith Areskoug, Listings Editor acrylic on canvas. From Small Fish Big Landscape Salem Sylvia Talbot, Account Manager Naomi Pauls, Copy Editor at the Museum of Northern BC, Prince Rupert. Judith Mazari, Graphic Designer Photo: Mike Ambach Eugene The views, opinions and positions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the Banner Image: SSNAP Finalist Exhibition, Mahon Hall, publisher. Please note that all gallery particulars are set Salt Spring Island, 2019. OREGON out as submitted by clients prior to the date of publication. Photo credit: Deirdre Rowland 6 SEP - OCT 2021 H FIRST THURSDAY OR LATE OPENINGS preview-art.com PREVIEW 7 explores the multiple and complex from these interviews illustrate meanings of the idea of the diaspo- the commitment and sacrifices ALBERTA ra, its condition, and its experiences made by Canadians. Until 27 November as expressed in painting. Curated BANFF by Cheryl Sim, organized by PHI Herringer Kiss Gallery Foundation. PROJECT SPACE 101, 1615 10 Ave SW Whyte Museum To Oct 10 Molly JF Caldwell: With ✆403-228-4889 RELATIONS: of the Canadian Rockies One Hand Tied Behind My Back. herringerkissgallery.com 111 Bear St This exhibition can be read as the tue-sat 11am-5pm and by appt. Diaspora and Painting ✆403-762-2291 whyte.org visual articulation of Caldwell’s on- Sep 11-Oct 16 SHAPING CALGARY. RELATIONS: Diaspora and Painting is curated by Cheryl Sim, MUSEUM: thu-mon 11 am-5pm. going research on the complexities A group exhibition of important and organized by the PHI Foundation for Contemporary Art, ARCHIVES: By apt. only. Admission: and contradictions of labour, care, and influential sculptors in Calgary, Montréal, presented in collaboration with Esker Foundation. adults $10; seniors $9; students & gender, and sexuality. all ties with the Alberta College of locals (Lake Louise to Morley) $5; Arts, now the Alberta University PROJECT SPACE children under 12 & members free. Founders' Gallery of the Arts. Featuring artists Walter Molly JF Caldwell Ongoing From Mansions to Moun- The Military Museum May, Katie Ohe, Gord Ferguson, tains: In Conversation with Catha- Rita McKeough,Alexander Caldwell, With One Hand Tied 4520 Crowchild Trail SW Behind My Back rine Robb Whyte uses the words of ✆403-410-2340 Ron Kanashiro, Laura Vickerson @eskerfoundation this remarkable woman to present Until 10 October founders.ucalgary.ca & Blake Senini. Opening Oct 23 Rajni Perera, Ancestor 2, 2019. Courtesy the artist, and Patel Brown Gallery, Toronto. eskerfoundation.art a fresh perspective on her life. From Open daily 9am - 5pm. Paul deGroot: Part One: Looking Concord, Massachusetts to Banff, Ongoing Tensile Strength: Weavers Back. Paul started art school at the Alberta, Catharine's life was filled and War showcases carpets known Kootenay College along with good FRAUDPreview_Advert_2021.indd (Francisco Gallardo and 1 application. Opening reception: The New Gallery2021-08-06 (TNG) 1:55 PM art, travel, and philanthropy. Join us as Afghan War Rugs. Mounted to friend, Chris Cran. Paul then moved Audrey Samson), Sarah Friend, Sep 18, 2-4pm. Opening Oct 23 Don 208 Centre St SE as we celebrate her 115th birthday. coincide with the twentieth anni- to Calgary to finish his degree at the LA Birdwatchers (Suzanne Kite, Pollack: Postcards from the Edge. ✆403-233-2399 Gateway to the Rockies shares versary of 9/11, all exhibits come Alberta College of Art, where Paul’s Aljumaine Gayle, Nicholas Shapiro A solo exhibition inspired from the thenewgallery.org Canadian Rockies history through from the textile holdings at Nickle nickname became “the forger”. and Ladan Mohamed Siad), Helen landscapes along the eastern coves tue-sat 12-6pm. Free admission. art, artifacts and archives and library Galleries, University of Calgary. First Paul continued to work in his home Knowles, Lauren Lee McCarthy, of Cape Breton in Nova Scotia. Line MAIN SPACE Sep 25-Oct 23 Pulling materials. Treasures Within: 50 appearing after the Soviet invasion studio but hasn’t exhibited since Anna Ridler, Stephanie Syjuco, and Colour. Showcasing a diverse Back the Paper is an archival exhi- Years of Collecting. Peter Whyte of Afghanistan in 1979, Afghan graduating, instead concentrating on ZZYW. Contingent Systems ex- range of abstract artists, this group bition and research lab that gathers and Catharine Robb Whyte painted, weavers started incorporating guns, family and running a business. Now plores critical intersections between exhibition highlights artwork that and shares expansive histories from purchased, or donated the paintings tanks, landmines, and aircraft into retired, Paul is readying himself for creative practice and ;algorithmic goes beyond the essential utilization two intersecting communities in The contained within this exhibition, and their rug production. Following his first solo show in decades. culture. Hosted by Illingworth Kerr of line and colour as formal ele- New Gallery’s past and present. This some of the artists exhibited here 9/11, war rugs were likely made Gallery, Alberta University of the ments in art. interactive project invites community became mentors, friends as souvenirs. Tensile Strength: Illingworth Kerr Gallery Arts. Supported by Canada Council Opening reception: Oct 23, 2-4pm. members to help build out the orga- or confidants. Weavers and War explores Afghan Alberta University of the Arts of the Arts. Funding for the Cura- nization’s archival materials related weavers’ creativity and resilience, 1407 14th Ave NW torial Internship in support of the Nickle Galleries to these histories, addressing gaps CALGARY demonstrating the complex interplay ✆403-284-7680 ikgallery.ca development of these programmes University of Calgary found within the “official” institution- of conflict and culture.Mission: tue-fri 11am-6pm; sat 11am-4pm. was provided by: Rawlinson Faculty 410 University Court NW al record. Curated by Su Ying Strang. Esker Foundation Afghanistan is a bilingual traveling Free admission. Research Investment and supported ✆403-220-7234 BILLBOARD 208 Opening Sep 1011 9th Ave SE, 4th floor exhibit discussing Canada’s military Opening Sep 16 The Illingworth in part by funding from the nickle.ucalgary.ca Braids in the Front / Braids in the ✆403-930-2490 involvement in Afghanistan from Kerr Gallery is pleased to present Social Sciences and Humanities Sep 7: mon-fri 9am-5pm; Back is a text-based work by Annie eskerfoundation.art 2001-2014, and is based upon Contingent Systems an exhibition Research Council. thu 9am-8pm; sat 11am-4pm. Wong, modelled after Chinatown Please check website for updated the experiences of Canadians who curated by Assistant Professors Dr. Free admission. storefront signs. The work reflects visiting information. Free admission. served there. Exhibition production Ashley Scarlett and Lisa Lipton. This Newzones To Oct 10 Mary Shannon Will: on an obscure history of mutual Ongoing RELATIONS: Diaspora involved two-hundred oral history exhibition features the work of 8 730 11th Ave SW People Places and Things, curated aid and relationships between the and Painting. This group exhibition recordings, Canada-wide: excerpts international artists and collectives, ✆403-266-1972 by Diana Sherlock, this exhibition in- Chinese and Indigenous communi- newzones.com cludes almost 100 abstract ceramic ties on Treaty 7 territory. Curated by tue-fri 10:30am-5pm; sat 12-4pm. sculptures and process-based paint- Su Ying Strang in conjunction with Sep 18-Oct 16 William Perehudoff: ings, drawings, digital prints and Pulling Back the Paper. Vignettes by Robin Laurence ALBERTA Decades. A solo exhibition from mixed-media works produced by the late Canadian abstract painter established Calgary artist Shannon EDMONTON William Perehudoff (1918-2013). Will between 1968 to 2020. ONLINE DON POLLACK: POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE Perehudoff is markedly one of the Ongoing Coins of Jesus: Money Harcourt House Newzones Gallery of Contemporary Art, Calgary. Oct 23 - Nov 20 most celebrated Canadian colour and Religion in the Ancient World. Artist Run Centre These soft-focus landscape paintings by Illinois artist Don Pollack are inspired by trav- field painters of his generation with A virtual exhibition that highlights 10215 112 St NW els along and historical research regarding the eastern shore – the “edge” – of Cape an acclaimed career that spanned Judeo-Christian coinage in the ✆780-426-4180 Breton, Nova Scotia. Infl uenced by Canada’s Group of Seven and the Hudson River over six decades. Vicky Christou: Numismatics Collection of Nickle harcourthouse.ab.ca School in the US, Pollack explores light and shadow and shifting ideas concerning the Current Play. In this new body of Galleries, covering a unique geo- mon-sat 10am-5pm. Don Pollack, depiction of the natural world. The white borders surrounding the landscape images work, Christou explores colour, line, graphic area and a historic period Free admission. Le View Chemin du Cap Rouge, 2021 suggest postcards: souvenirs of travel sent to those back home. and paint materiality through her of cultural and ideological diversity. To Sep 11 Kelly Ruth: Persistence personal distinctive methods of Within Dimensions of Ideals and

8 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 9 Relations: Diaspora and Painting ESKER FOUNDATION, Calgary AB - To Nov 27 by Michael Turner Organized by the PHI Foundation for Contemporary Art, this group exhibition features 27 artists based in Canada, the US and the UK whose ancestry is rooted predominantly in Africa and Asia. Although gallery-goers have no problem recognizing paint- ing as a medium, diaspora, like Art with a capital A, encompasses a range of modalities that account for how people move through the world, but also how the consequences of these modalities have coloured their experiences in “new” lands. Maia Cruz Palileo, Afterward, 2019, oil painting In her exhibition essay, curator Cheryl Sim shares on panel. Young Abraham Collection her experiences as a child of Chinese and Philip- pine parents who immigrated to North America in the 1960s. They eventually settled in Hamilton, Ontario, where she was born and raised within the contradictions of a Canadian multiculturalism policy whose utopian rhetoric, she writes, “would prove to be instrumental in articulating uneven power relations between im- migrant ‘others’ and the dominant Anglo-Saxon Canadian culture.” To explore these relations through diasporic perspectives, Sim chose painting, “a medium that in contemporary practices

is also continuously freeing itself from strict defi nitions.” CAMERON DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION In addition to presenting experiences that “manifest in a multifarious array of methodolog- ical, material and aesthetic approaches,” Sim has emphasized here “diaspora experiences connections, hope, and genderless out, outdoor art sale, workshops, micro-abstractions present in digital across countries that experienced a major infl ux of people of colour, as the realities of racial- care. Megan Klak: Stillness. The and plein air competition. Picnicking screens. The attraction to even ization add a signifi cant dimension to the experience of living in and through di erence.” exhibition discusses the aspects encouraged! Sep 11-Oct 24 In The the simplest of Molina’s repeating Artists featured in Relations: Painting and Diaspora include Bharti Kher, Ed Pien, Jordan of the power in stillness, isolation, Open Air. Juried plein air group patterns of digital stimuli subverts melancholy, and the emotional exhibition. Extended hours on the instant allure to digital screens. Nassar, Marigold Santos, Mickalene Thomas, Yinka Shonibare CBE and Yoko Ono. relationship between an object Sep 11, 9am-5pm. The immediate attraction to the rich eskerfoundation.art of art and a viewer. colour and shifting patterns of these LETHBRIDGE abstractions-in-process induces FOOTHILLS a hypnotic effect that keeps Southern Alberta Art Gallery us watching. EDMONTON Leighton Art Centre 601 3 Ave S 282027 144 St W ✆403-327-8770 saag.ca MEDICINE HAT Angeline Simon: with warmest ✆403-931-3633 Opening and hours subject to regards, always. Sep 24-Oct 2 leightoncentre.org COVID-19 guidelines: please check Esplanade Arts Sara Norquay: Citizen of the tue-sun 10am-4pm. website for current information. & Heritage Centre World–300 Portraits. An installation Admission by donation. Online Opening Sep 25 FARNESS, THE 401 First St SE of linocut works portraying individual gallery shop is always open at MORE NEAR | LUCY SKAER & ✆403-502-8580 members of our human collective shop.leightoncentre.org! NASHASHIBI/SKAER. Lucy Skaer’s esplanade.ca (society) in an extended present To Sep 5 Where Do We Stand? Solo practice calls others to converse tue-sat 12-5pm. Check our website tense. Beyond Minimalism: The sculptural and 2D exhibition by Ne- across great distances, generations, and social media channels for cur- Ceramic Art of Ruta Nichol. An shka Krusche. Birds Eat Mosqui- and species in a manner reminis- rent hours, exhibitions and events. overview of Nichol’s minimalist toes. Solo exhibition by Doug Levitt. cent of the FarNear. The inherent Explore. Experience. Enjoy. ceramic works in the context of Sep 10-12 The Most Beautiful Art qualities of materials found in her The Esplanade Arts & Heritage international trends in contemporary Tour in Alberta. Self-drive tour of 4 works of wood, paper, or ceram- Centre offers a variety of exhibitions, ceramic art. Opening Oct 15 Becky galleries and 4 private artist studios ic, reveal narratives of similarity events, and educational programs Thera: Embrace. Drawing upon in Alberta's beautiful SW foothills. across those distances. LIQUID that exemplify our rich and diverse September 24 – October 2, 2021 imagery from Ernest Shackleton’s More info at themostbeautifulart- CRYSTALS | GABRIEL ESTEBAN culture. Whether locally curated ex- Presented for the 2021 Design Week at Harcourt House and the 2021 Alberta Culture Days failed Endurance expedition to tourinalberta.com. Sep 11-12 Paint MOLINA. Arranging his camera in hibitions or internationally renowned Antarctic, the exhibition discusses The Foothills. Alberta Culture Days front of TVs and computer monitors, theatre productions, you will find the CAMERON DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION the aspects of isolation, loneliness, celebration featuring plein air paint Molina records the unperceived Esplanade is the perfect starting

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SARA NORQUAY: CITIZEN OF THE WORLD Harcourt House Artist Run Centre, Edmonton. Sep 24 - Oct 2 Acclaimed print artist Sara Norquay has created an immense installation of art and outreach: 300 linocut portraits of individuals from diverse cultural and ethnic back- grounds. Working from photographs approved by the people portrayed, Norquay translates what might be mere physical likeness into highly personal and psychologi- May - October, 2021 cally a rming depictions. In her exhibition statement she writes, “It is my interaction with each individual that I think about while cutting the plate.” Sara Norquay, Citizen of the World: 300 Portraits - Don, 2014-19. Courtesy of the artist PAUL DEGROOT: PART ONE: LOOKING BACK A new Augmented Reality Herringer Kiss Gallery, Calgary. Oct 23 - Nov 20 Born in the Netherlands, trained at the Alberta College of Art (now Alberta University experience situated on Lafarge of the Arts) and based in Calgary, Paul deGroot applies an unusual monochromat- ic palette to his seemingly photo-realist paintings of everyday scenes and objects. Lake in Coquitlam, BC. The e ect is one of almost dreamlike suspension – whether the subject is fi gures, cityscapes, chairs or old cars. This solo exhibition, deGroot’s fi rst in decades, rep- resents a return to his original vocation after years spent raising a family and running Paul deGroot, Blue Figure, 2021 a business.

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14 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 15 The Circle of Life. Features large woven sculptures created using We Do Not Work Alone locally-sourced natural fibres such NANAIMO ART GALLERY, Nanaimo BC - To Oct 3 as grasses, dogwood, alder, willow, moss, and grape vines. To Oct 3 by Michael Turner Christina McGovern: Shoreline makes use of the natural textures The title of this exhibition, taken from and movement of her freely the writings of Japanese potter and suspended textile and paint works mingei movement co-founder Kawai to reference the multitude of shores Kanjirō (1890-1966), refers to both the found in the Okanagan Ongoing A potter’s collaboration with the elements Year From Now. Guest curator Wan- da Lock presents 63 works drawn during the making of a pot and the cu- from the permanent collection that mulative knowledge of past potters, explores the passage of time and from which the present-day potter ben- the cycles in our lives through five efi ts. Although collaborative examples thematic sections. Adad Hannah: are more common than not after our re- Social Distancing Portraits lational turn of the early 2000s, roman- presents over 200 tableau vivants tic notions of the isolated artist persist. produced during the pandemic. OFFSITE: Kelowna International Most remarkable about We Do Not Work Airport (YLW) Ongoing Jane Everett: Laura Wee Láy Láq, Petals (#300), 1988, Alone is that it shifts the myth of the iso- Onyx Creek. Large-scale abstract sawdust fi red ceramic lated artist to address the reality of the oil paintings that express moments isolated or decontextualized artwork. distilled from experiences in riparian areas and waterways. Key to the exhibition is the activation of the gallery’s BC ceramics collection as a choral form displayed to greet and well-wish participating artists, craftspeople and other cultural practi- LAKE COUNTRY tioners. Also included is an “archival” section featuring works by Kawai, his mingei co-founder Shōji Hamada and Maria and Santana Martinez, and fi lms by Marty Gross/Mingei Film Archive. Lake Country Art Gallery 10356 Bottom Wood Lake Rd At the centre of the gallery are new works by artists Steven Brekelmans, Roy Caussy, Kate ✆250-766-1299 Metten, and Laura Wee Láy Láq. tue-sat 10am-5pm; sun 12pm-5pm. The exhibition considers connection lakecountryartgallery.ca To Oct 3 We Do Not Work Alone with waterways through video, Pots, as most potters tell us, are designed to be held, and in an e ort to return that feeling tue-sun 9am-3pm. activates Nanaimo Art Gallery’s performance, photography, and to gallery visitors, the gallery has created an interactive “library” where donated pots can Entry by donation. collection of more than 60 ceramic textile installations. Body and Water To Oct 2 Closed for renovation. works from BC through encoun- is the culmination of a year-long be handled, vases hold fl owers and tea is occasionally served. In addition, a market table is Grand re-opening Oct 8 Endrené available to those interested in taking home fi red pottery from the Tozan Cultural Society, local ters with contemporary artists, curatorial research project exploring Shepherd and Shannon Lester: craftspeople, and other cultural connections with waterways regard- potters who work collectively to maintain a large noborigama kiln and a smaller wood-fi red SEA OF LOVE. Shannon Lester is practitioners. Features new instal- ing colonial, physical, and embodied train kiln in Cedar, BC. a Canadian interdisciplinary artist lations by Steven Brekelmans, Roy borders. Artist panel discussion: with a focus on painting and drag nanaimoartgallery.ca Caussey, Kate Metten and Laura Sep 11, 1pm via Zoom, visit website performance. He received his MFA Wee Lay Laq. Opening Oct 22 Audie for details. at UBC Okanagan and is co-founder Murray: Pawatamihk. Pawatamihk of international drag-based perfor- means dream in Michif, and the Touchstones Nelson Museum KAMLOOPS KELOWNA including bronze, stainless steel, mance art collective, KKBB, formed exhibition features artworks made in of Art and History aluminum, wood and stoneware. in Osaka, Japan, in 2010. He has the last two years that address the 502 Vernon St Opening Oct 2 Whose Stories? Fea- Geert Maas The great diversity of outdoor art is performed and exhibited extensively revolutionary potential of dreaming. ✆250-352-9813 tures works by UJINO, Tomoyo Ihaya, Sculpture Gardens and Gallery complemented in the gallery by an in Japan, the US and Canada. En- touchstonesnelson.ca Diyan Achjadi, Dinh Q Le, Naoko 250 Reynolds Rd overwhelming number of paintings, drené Shepherd lives with her family NELSON wed 12-4pm; thu 12-8pm; fri Fukumaru and Antariksa. THE CUBE ✆250-860-7012 geertmaas.org serigraphs, medals, reliefs and in the Okanagan Valley. She makes 12-4pm; sat 10am-4pm The first To Sep 25 Amy Modahl: How have mon-sat 10am-5pm; sun by chance. sculptures in various media. comics for caregivers and parents, Oxygen Art Centre hour dedicated to seniors and the you been? Modahl interweaves Internationally acclaimed artist drawing on her day-to-day experi- 3-320 Vernon St (Alley Entrance) immunosuppressed. Admission: explorations of the vocabulary of Geert Maas invites the public Kelowna Art Gallery ences for inspiration; you can find ✆250-352-6322 adults $8; seniors/students $6; space, visual-translation, and human to visit his exceptional sculpture 1315 Water St them on Instagram @endotron11 oxygenartcentre.org youth $4; children and members and material gesture into her visual gardens and indoor gallery, with one ✆250-762-2226 wed-sat 1-5pm (during exhibitions). free; Thursdays 4-8pm by donation. language. Opening Oct 2 Elsie Joe: of the largest collections of bronze kelownaartgallery.com NANAIMO Admission by donation. To Oct 30 Queer Kootenays: We sculpture in Canada; changing tue & thu 10am-8pm; wed, fri & sat Sep 3-Oct 2 Body and Water, a Love a Parade! This community- Sxwáy'm. For this project she is Nanaimo Art Gallery inspired by transformer stories and exhibitions, Maas creates distinctive, 10am-5pm; sun 12pm-4pm. Admis- group exhibition curated by Ocici- curated exhibition tells the story rounded, semi-abstract figures, sion: adults $5; seniors/students $4; 150 Commercial St wan Contemporary Art Collective of the LGBTQ2S+ movement in creation myths referencing hoodoo ✆250-754-1750 architectural structures and installa- family $10; members free; thu free. featuring artists Paxsi, Jaime Black, the Kootenays through stories, formations on the outskirts of Merritt nanaimoartgallery.ca on the edge of the Nicola River. tions in a wide variety of materials, Opening Sep 4 Annabel Stanley: Hannah Claus, and Lindsay Dobbin. costumes, photographs loaned

16 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 17 NELSON New West Cultural Crawl 2021 New West Cultural Crawl. various location Start your Crawl here and learn from the community. Sep 3-Oct 30 ✆604-525-3244 more about the arts in New West- Assembly JJ Levine: Alone Time/Queer newwestculturalcrawl.com minster! More info: NEW MEDIA GALLERY, New Westminster BC - Sep 17 - Dec 5 Portraits. Montreal-based photog- Oct 16-17 The 18th Annual New newwestculturalcrawl.com rapher JJ Levine’s uses portraiture West Cultural Crawl takes place at by Michael Turner to explore the relationship between venues across New Westminster. It NORTH VANCOUVER photographer and subject, and to is an annual arts & culture festival The times we live in are measured as much by highlight the fluidity of gender. that celebrates and exhibits the vast Griffin Art Projects our innovations as the contradictions they gener- creative talents across the city. 1174 Welch St ate. Our passage from an industrial to an informa- NEW WESTMINSTER Artist studios and venues open ✆604-985-0136 tion age can be seen as a continuation of labour- griffinartprojects.ca their doors for two days to welcome saving “breakthroughs” that, ironically, allow us New Media Gallery thousands of visitors from across fri & sat 12-5pm. Anvil Centre Metro Vancouver. Come and To Sep 4 William Kentridge: more time to consider the cost of our so-called free- 777 Columbia St, 3rd Flr explore the creative diversity The Colander. An exhibition of doms, where every gift we click on is assembled ✆604-515-3834 of New West artists. Kentridge’s layered, kinetic and col- by those intent on keeping us online. For the New newmediagallery.ca laged printmaking and filmmaking. Media Gallery, assembly (“the human desire to col- wed-sun 10am-5pm by appt only. The Gallery at Queen's Park Opening Sep 24 Teeth, Loan and lect, categorize and control knowledge and data”) Opening Sep 17 Elizabeth Price, Centennial Lodge, Queen's Park Trust Company, Consolidated: is a natural response to – and perpetuation of – our Fiona Tan, Zimoun: Assem- ✆604-525-3244 acnw.ca/gallery The Trylowsky Collection. This bly. Three international artists wed-sun 10am-2pm. exhibition highlights an impressive “chaotic world.” consider the human drive to collect, Free admission. collection of art work acquired by Dr. The best-known artist in this three-person exhibi- categorize and control knowledge A community art gallery exhibiting Zenon Trylowsky over the past 25 tion is Fiona Tan, who was born in Indonesia. Tan’s and data, information in the search emerging and established artists years mainly through acts of barter- for order and meaning…and the from Metro Vancouver. Sep 8-26 ing with artists for dental services at Archive (2019) reimagines the utopian archive of inevitable and attendant shifts and Chris Dunnett: ESSAYS IN INTER- his Vancouver clinic. The exhibition Belgian author Paul Otlet (1868-1944), who believed changes. The three works in this STELLAR COMMUNICATION. Taking also foregrounds his support of the world peace could only come about through the col- exhibition tell of collected histories, interstellar distance as an analogy independent curatorial platform lection, ordering and sharing of the world’s knowl- processes and systems and their for ideological distance, the artist Trapp Projects who for more than edge. Tan’s single-channel audiovisual installation ©Zimoun, 300 prepared dc-motors, cotton monumental, physical constructions. has created a series of fantastical a decade used Trylowsky’s dental is based on the remains of Otlet’s archive after the The highs and lows of human nature office as an alternative curatorial balls, cardboard boxes (installation view), 2021 designs for electro-mechanical building in which it was housed was requisitioned are exposed, detailing a spectrum communication devices. Asking the space. The exhibition title refers to of rational and creative thought questions: how do we move forward a fake cheque made and signed by during Nazi occupation. along with the totalitarian or permis- in this media-rich age of division, the French artist Marcel Duchamp In A Restoration (2016), a two-channel audiovisual installation by Turner Prize–winning UK sive consequences. The implications in lieu of payment owed to his Amer- isolationism, and fear? How can we artist Elizabeth Price, the focus is on British archaeologist Arthur Evans (1851-1941), who is in- of creativity, imagination and the construct dialogue that embraces ican dentist Dr. Tzank in 1919. physical laws governing order are hope, recognizes our common famous for his imaginative reconstruction of the ancient city of Knossos, Crete. For her part, considered in the complex struggle humanity, and brings us closer? Inuit Gallery of Vancouver Price provides a “chorus of museum ‘Administrators’ who describe a collection that is being for power and order in a seemingly Oct 6-31 New West Cultural Crawl: 120 Carrie Cates Court sorted, ordered and interpreted,” with the same permissive zeal employed by Evans. chaotic world. Best of the Crawl featuring art- ✆604-688-7323 inuit.com works by artists participating in the mon-wed 11 am-5pm; thu-sat The fi nal work in Assembly is 300 prepared dc-motors, cotton balls, cardboard boxes (2021), 11am-6pm. by Swiss artist Zimoun. Under instructions from the artist, the gallery has assembled a tower of Sep 10-30 Vintage Inuit. Large boxes that visitors can enter to experience “a closed system that is allowed to develop its own 18TH ANNUAL collection of older Inuit sculpture complex behavior and rules.” ranging in date from the mid 1950's to the mid 1990's. Carvings from a newmediagallery.ca NEW WEST variety of Inuit communities mostly in stone and antler. Artists including CULTURAL John Kavik, Lucy Tasseor, and Artists in the Archives. Handsworth raphy albums which adhered to temporary Art of the Caribbean many others. Oct 16-Nov 6 Cape Secondary School students reimag- the principles of the Alpine Club of Diaspora. Showcases the works Dorset Annual Print Release. ine the past through images that Canada, specifically the promotion and techniques of eight artists transform archival photographs and of scientific study and the explora- of the Caribbean diaspora, who CRAWL introduce new cultural perspectives. tion of Canadian alpine and glacial work in a range of materials with Museum of North Vancouver OCTOBER 16 +17 2021 MONOVA Ongoing Between Science and the regions as well as the cultivation of a synthesized cultural influence. NEWWESTCULTURALCRAWL.COM MUSEUM 115 West Esplanade. Sublime: Neal Carter's Moun- Art in relation to mountain scenery. Artists: Cherry Archer, Ganesh Baha- ARCHIVES 3203 Institute Rd. taineering Photography Albums, doorsingh, Lauren Brevnar, Lauren DISCOVER ✆604-990-3700 monova.ca ca. 1920. Born in Vancouver in Seymour Art Gallery Marsden, Gabrielle Moore, Joslyn ART + CULTURE MUSEUM, 115 West Esplanade. 1902, Neal Marshall Carter started 4360 Gallant Ave Reid, JB Taylor, and Yaimel López IN NEW WESTMINSTER New Museum opening Fall 2021. climbing in 1920 and spent the next ✆604-924-1378 Zaldívar. Conceptualized and curated ARCHIVES, 3203 Institute Rd. mon- thirty-five years mapping the Coast seymourartgallery.com by Krystal Paraboo. Sep 18-Oct 30 thu by appt. only. ONLINE Ongoing Mountains of BC. This exhibition wed-sun 11am-5pm. Words Rising, Birds Rising. Directs showcases his personal photog- To Sep 11 Roots Revealed: Con- a local Indigenous lens at birds of

18 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 19 PENTICTON Perrin Sparks, Jan Vriesen, Gordon Wilson and Nancy Wilson, among North Vancouver’s Stories Have a New Home 4th Meridian Art & Auctions others. Also, featuring work from MONOVA: MUSEUM OF NORTH VANCOUVER, 115 West Esplanade, North Vancouver BC - 104 -1475 Fairview Rd. the 9th Annual Alberni Valley Paint ✆250-488-0850 • 250-462-4969 Out! Works exhibited in the Gallery Fall/Winter 2021 Opening soon 4thmeridian.ca are available for viewing from home Exhibition Schedule by Latash Maurice Nahanee Ongoing Monthly online auctions of with our Online Gallery Beyond Fine Art and Estate Collectibles. Al- Walls and on Location, too! Covid Stories are a collective memory of a ways accepting consignments. NEW precautions in place for your safe place and time. The new Museum of online shop of works on paper, BC viewing. Art exhibited in the Gallery North Vancouver (MONOVA) is fi lled Studio pottery, unusual collectibles is available for viewing from home with stories of our past. It is the story visit 4thmeridian.ca. with our Online 'Gallery Beyond

that starts with an ancient people who Walls' website. Stay Safe! Wash Penticton Art Gallery your hands! We love you! with intelligence used an abundant 199 Marina Way rain forest, moving on to a landscape ✆250-493-2928 PORT MOODY fi lled with many peoples sharing a pentictonartgallery.com Alone Time/Queer Portraits vibrant modern metropolis. mon-fri 10am-5pm; sat-sun 11am- PoMoArts JJ Levine 4pm. Admission by donation. 2425 St Johns St Sept 4 - Oct 30 | Gallery A MONOVA is located on the unceded Sep 11-Nov 7 Weaving Cultural ✆604-931-2008 pomoarts.ca Photo: Alison Boulier lands of the Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) Identities in partnership with mon-fri 10:30am-9pm; Sat & Sun and (Tsleil-Waututh) First Vancouver Sculpture Biennale. 10am-4:30pm; closed statutory Wade Baker in his carving studio Sə ílwətaɬ A collaboration of 10 woven prayer Nations. A fi tting welcome to museum holidays. Free admission. COVID rugs exploring reconciliation, mul- Safety protocols in place. visitors is a cedar sculpture of Sch’ich’iyúy (the Two Sisters) by Skwxwú7mesh carver Wade ticultural identity, and intercultural To Sep 16 Tatjana Mirkov-Popo- Baker, winner of a public art competition. “The red cedar Sch’ich’iyúy panel is based on the an- relations through traditional weaving vicki: Coastal Spirit. Paintings cient Skwxwú7mesh Sisters Mountain Transformer legend,” noted Baker. These twin peaks are as a storytelling medium. Beverley that transport you to real places, now known as the Lions. “The twins were raised from childhood to be leaders for their people. Reid: Homage to a Rock. This tex- embodying the quintessential Pacific tile sculpture is a meditation paying They asked their father, the Siyam’, the Chief, to bring peace to the warring tribes along the coast. Northwest spirit. Serisa Fitz-James: Kootenay Pride: homage to a stone which defined We Can Ask for More. Sculptural Fires were lit all along the coast to signal a great welcoming feast to bring peace. For their e orts, the development of her beloved rock We Love a Parade the twins were immortalized in the mountain peaks you see today that watch over us.” This is ceramic works investigating the garden. Kristen Roos: Jacquard multiplicities of their Filipinx Set- Community Curated one example of place names family stories. The landscape you see all around us is a book to Weaving, Macintosh Plus Designs. tler-Canadian culture and identity. Aug 28 - Oct 30 | Gallery B the Coast Salish people. Roos is a Vancouver-based artist and David Carey, Michel LeBlanc: educator whose practice includes Gnomes of Port Moody. Through MONOVA is home to restored electric Streetcar 153, exhibitions of community history, public sound, site-specific installation, the secret lives of gnomes, this and education programs, and spaces to celebrate diversity and share the stories of the North photography, animation, printmak- work shows a fun and creative per- Shore. Curator Barbara Hilden explains, “Belongings and artifacts connect us to our histo- ing, textiles, and media archaeology. spective of the City of Port Moody. ry and help inform our future. They are tangible representations of stories, and we take our Penticton: A Progression in Time, Sep 23-Oct 29 Art 4 Life group obligations to these stories and the people they represent very seriously. We look forward to Artwork by Penticton Photogra- exhibition. From fun art to fine art, phy Club and Penticton Quilters sharing stories and inspiring generations to come.” an exhibition for the young and the Guild-Artsy Girls. These artists young at heart. Hope Forstenzer: The Grow Show Notes museum director Wesley Wenhardt: “The year 2020 was challenging for many of us, joined forces to create an exhibition The Dream of Flight. Historical and Community Curated and we’re excited to be o ering some much-needed good news. Now more than ever, muse- featuring 11 prominent Penticton mythological inspirations were used and area landmarks. with Arin Fay ums are where communities discover themselves and grow strong and resilient.” to create this series of sculptural Nov 13 - Feb 27 | Gallery A glass wings. Waterlution group ex- monova.ca PORT ALBERNI hibition: Water Speaks. A travelling textile based installation of youth DRAW Gallery created water stories. 4529 Melrose St NORTH VANCOUVER performance, weaving, language, nalists of the Philip B. Lind Emerging ✆250-724-2056 • 1-855-755-0566 video, sound and poetry. Curated Artist Prize. Established in 2016, the drawgallery.com PRINCE GEORGE the Northwest Coast. Artists by Kamala Todd. Philip B. Lind Emerging Artist Prize tue-fri 12-5pm Two Rivers Gallery Christie Charles (of the is awarded annually to an emerging Sep 7-Nov 26 Fall In Love with 725 Canada Games Way xʷməθkʷəy̓əm Nation and The Polygon Gallery BC-based artist working in mediums ART! Group Show. An exhibit of ✆250-614-7800 • 1-888-221-1155 15 Objects with lineage to Sel̓íl̓witulh and 101 Carrie Cates Court of film, photography, or video. Artists paintings, photographs, mixed tworiversgallery.ca Curated by JP Stienne ✆604-986-1351 thepolygon.ca Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Nations), Charlene are nominated for the prize by staff media, glass and copper featuring tue-sat 10am-5pm; thu 10am-9pm. Nov 13 - Feb 20 | Gallery B George (of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh and wed-sun 10am-5pm; thu 10am- and faculty from established arts work by local and Island artists such Admission by donation. Sel̓íl̓wat Nations) and Wil George 8pm. Admission is by donation, institutions, organisations, and as Cynthia Bonesky, Cecil Dawson, To Sep 19 Fantastic 5 Point 0: (of the Sel̓íl̓witulh Nation) explore courtesy of BMO Financial Group. post-secondary programs from Ann McIvor, Mark Penney, Judith Arterial. A collection of landscapes, 502 Vernon Street, Nelson cultural knowledge of birds through Opening Sep 29 The Lind Prize across the province. Rackham, Shannon McWhinney, abstracts, and portraiture that touchstonesnelson.ca 2021. A showcase of work by the fi- Todd Robinson, Susan Schaefer,

20 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 21 Richmond Art Gallery ers Society presents nine artists Awards Night: Oct 23, 6-10pm. Visit Vignettes by Robin Laurence BRITISH COLUMBIA 180-7700 Minoru Gate using contemporary printmaking website for details on online and ✆604-247-8363 methods documenting their re- in-person voting for the People’s richmondartgallery.org sponses to the pandemic. Featuring Choice Awards (Sep 24-Oct 22). PULL: PRINTMAKING IN THE TIME OF COVID mon-fri 10am-6pm; sat & sun Ila Crawford, Amanda Forrest-Ewa- ARTSPRING GALLERY 100 Jackson Salmon Arm Arts Centre, Salmon Arm. To Oct 9 12pm-5pm. Sep 10-Nov 7 A Prac- nyshyn, Linda Franklin, Linda Jules, Ave. daily 10am-4pm. Sep 24- While the subtitle of this show clearly references Gabriel García Márquez’s famous tice in Gestures draws together Darlene Kalynka, Maureen Light, Su- Oct 17 Parallel Art Show featuring novel Love in the Time of Cholera, the focus here is on ways individual members of works by six artists living and work- san Miller, Kelly Perry and Elizabeth Southern Gulf Island artists. the Kamloops Printmakers Society have responded to the fears, anxieties and iso- ing in BC–Farheen HaQ, Deborah Sigalet. Opening Oct 16 Breaking Opening Gala: Sep 26, 6-9pm. lation triggered by the current global pandemic. Artists employ multiples in highly Koenker, Bev Koski, Mitra Mahmoo- the Binary 12 artists using a variety innovative ways – including 3-D installations – to express the passions, beliefs and di, Bettina Matzkuhn, and Barbara of media explore the construct of SIDNEY strategies that have driven their artmaking over the past year and a half. Zeigler. Their divergent works share the binary in gender and sexuality, Kelly Perry, Pushing and Pulling, 2021 a vocabulary of simple gestures exploring transgender, two-spirited, new photographers rooted in domestic familiarity that non-binary, bisexual and gender-flu- GALLERY 2449-1 Beacon Ave SUZO HICKEY: SMALL FISH BIG LANDSCAPE give shape to meaningful rituals and id identities. This exhibition opens ✆250-656-9882 Museum of Northern BC, Prince Rupert. Sep 4 - Oct 9 practices while confronting colonial the 2nd Salmon Arm Pride Project and patriarchal narratives as well as Arts & Awareness Festival. newphotographersgallery.com Working in her Prince Rupert studio through the restrictions of the COVID-19 pandem- critical environmental imperatives. mon-wed 11am-5pm; fri & sat ic, Suzo Hickey painted a series of northern landscapes that convey both the ordinary SALT SPRING ISLAND 11am-5pm. Admission by donation. and the exceptional. As her exhibition statement declares, “If you’re not going any- SALMON ARM Featuring works on exhibit and for where, you look at what you have and you make it your world.” But then, it seems, you The Salt Spring National sale by contemporary Canadian Suzo Hickey, Bob's, 2021 add something unexpected – clouds of coloured ovals or dots dancing across land Salmon Arm Arts Centre Art Prize (SSNAP) and international photographers. and sky, infusing the images with energy and delight. 70 Hudson Ave NE ✆250-537-0899 Matted prints, photobooks and ✆250-832-1170 saltspringartprize.ca artcards available. salmonarmartscentre.ca Presented by the Salt Spring PRINCE GEORGE If you’re not going anywhere, you makers Association. The exhibition tue-sat 11am-4pm. Admission National Art Prize Society. MAHON SKIDEGATE look at what you have and you make brings together a diverse group of by donation. Masks are optional, HALL 166 Lower Ganges Rd. daily work together to assert the unique it your world. Hickey has found a printmakers who utilize a variety and social distancing is required. 10am-5pm. Sep 25-Oct 25 National Haida Gwaii Museum perspective of each artist, while way to make the current landscape of different printmaking techniques. To Oct 9 Pull: Printmaking in the Finalist Exhibition. Opening Gala: at Kay Llnagaay 2 Second Beach Rd simultaneously pointing towards dance. Opening mid-Oct The gallery In person demo for the community Time of Covid. Kamloops Printmak- Sep 24, 6-10pm. SSNAP Gala ✆250-559-4643 the connection between them. To will feature artwork from students to happen during the exhibition. Oct 3 Cat Sivertsen: The Covidian of the Freda Diesing School of Purely Pigment Pastel. Join Garden Party–a coming of age Northwest Coast Art, a progressive artists D.F. Gray, Joan Larson, Faith features drawings, installation work, art school focusing on teaching Love-Robertson, Donna McDonnell, and a large artist's book. Keith Northwest Coast Art. The school Susan White and Lucy Wallace for Langergraber: The Wilderness of is located on the Coast Mountain an exhibition on pastels. A much HLK’YAK’II: TO START A FIRE Mirrors explores a fictional narrative College Campus in Terrace, BC. misunderstood medium, perhaps GROUP EXHIBITION, JUNE 21 - DECEMBER 24, 2021 located around a lookout point on Despite the challenges of learning due to the many forms of pastel the US/Canada Border at the edge during a pandemic, students at the such as oil based, or soft pastels of EC Manning Park. Refer to our Freda Diesing School have produced with no oil which can be very soft website for updates. some stunning pieces for this group or quite hard. gallery exhibit. PRINCE RUPERT RICHMOND QUALICUM BEACH Museum of Northern BC Lipont Gallery 100 First Ave W The Old School House 4211 No. 3 Rd ✆250-624-3207 Arts Centre ✆604-285-9975 museumofnorthernbc.com 122 Fern Rd W lipontgallery.ca tue-sat 9am-12pm, closed 12-1 for ✆250-752-6133 mon-fri 10am-5pm by appt. lunch, re-opens 1-4pm. Please book theoldschoolhouse.org The Lipont Gallery is devoted to pre- THE CONVERSATION ahead. Mask required. Admission: Opening hours will be announced senting contemporary art by local, in clay adults $8; teens (13-19) $4; children as Provincial Health directives allow, Vancouver-based artists covering a (6-12) $3; children under 5 & please check the website for our diverse range of mediums. Currently current operating hours. members free. featuring works by: Sally Clark, June BY DORY SPENCER Sep 4-Oct 9 Suzo Hickey: Small Sep 7-Oct 30 Grand Prix Plein Air Yun, Edward Peck, Phyllis Schwartz, ON NOW THRU DEC 24, 2021 Fish Big Landscape, an exploration Painting Race Exhibition. Featuring Agent X, Amy Chang, Catherine of the houses, trees, power lines, 24 artists from all mediums and Adamson, Eliza Wang, Eugene Rad- mountains and sky in the Northern experience levels who took to the venis, Wei Cheng, Fang Tong, Keith Canadian landscape, through the streets of Qualicum Beach this Rice-Jones, Kai Zhang, Kay Austen, lens of lockdowns, travel restric- summer to create their plein air Lei Chen, and Zilong Guo. tions, masks, and social distancing. masterpieces! Comox Valley Print- view online haidagwaiimuseum.ca | shop online haidagwaiimuseumgiftshop.ca

22 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 23 Oct 22-24 The Sunshine Coast Art are available throughout October. drawn from Coast Salish tradition Crawl is back with over 155 venues Follow us @sunshinecoastartcrawl. celebrate the artist’s connection to Salt Spring National Art Prize Finalists’ Exhibition and 280 artists from Langdale to life and spirit. Opening Sep 25 PICS: MAHON HALL, Salt Spring Island BC - Sep 25 - Oct 25 Earls Cove. Over the 3 days, the SURREY Seven Stories, photographs by Coast transforms into one large women from Iraq, Syria, and Jordan by Michael Turner interactive art show. Join friends Surrey Art Gallery newly living in the Lower Mainland. and take a free self-directed scenic 13750 88 Ave Opening Oct 2 Manuel Piña: Nau- Since its establishment in 2015, the biennial Salt coastal tour; meet the artists and ✆604-501-5566 fragios, video project on migration Spring National Art Prize has grown into a cultur- discover where they live, work and surrey.ca/artgallery and the ocean. OFFSITE: At Urban- ally signifi cant Canadian event, with submissions play. This year we welcome drop Sep 18: tue-thu 2pm-9pm. fri-sat Screen, projecting art after dark this year up 40%. Part of this increase could be in visits and will be following all 9am-5pm. Free admission. (exterior of Chuck Bailey Recreation Opening Sep 18 Sandeep Johal: due to COVID; but to leave it at that would do a Provincial Health Guidelines. Venues Centre 13458-107A Ave, surrey.ca/ will be listed ‘virtually’ on sunshine- What If?, multimedia exhibit ampli- urbanscreen). Opening Sep 25 I Spy disservice to an organization that, in addition to coastartcrawl.com through the year fies stories of resilient South Asian a City, Flavourcel Collective’s next a generous supply of prize money in various cate- so you can plan your physical visit women. Phyllis Atkins: Divine Con- suite of animations featuring sights gories, has assembled juries comprised of leading well in advance. Printed brochures nection, paintings and sculptures and sounds from around Surrey. arts professionals and also mounted exhibitions that appeal to both the head and the heart. Of the 50-plus fi nalists for 2021/22, here are two that bear mention. Michel Dumont is a Two Spirit artist from the Robinson-Superior Treaty Area. His entry, The Mission Indian Day School (2021), began with his Michel Dumont working in his studio, 2021 deceased mother’s 1955 black-and-white class photo, which he took with him to a 2018 Ban Cen- tre ceramic residency. After baking the image into a handmade porcelain tile, Dumont travelled to Toronto’s Tangled Art + Disability Festival where, in a performance inspired by Rebecca Belmore’s Vigil (2002), he broke the tile with a hammer while calling out the names of his mother and her classmates. Two years later, in recognition of the emotional labour that went into making the piece, Dumont sought to heal the tile using the Japanese method of kintsugi. Connie Kuhns is a resident of Salt Spring Island. Her entry, Canadian Farmhouse (2021), is a photograph that, to some extent, found her. “The morning I took the photograph, I was driv- ing around on some back roads down by the Fraser River. Fog, farmland. I went the wrong way, and there it was. It reminded me of an Andrew Wyeth painting, and at the same time, so very Canadian. So very humble.” Opening Gala Sep 24, 6-10pm Awards Night & Closing Gala Oct 23, 6-10pm Connie Kuhns shooting through the fog in Stillwater saltspringartprize.ca Cove, California, March 2012

SKIDEGATE Run in partnership with Swiilawiid the midst of our chaotic humanity. Sustainability Society, this exhibition Support locals artists! Visit our exhi- haidagwaiimuseum.ca focuses on supporting food, clean bitions online at haidagwaiimuseum. tue-sun 10am-5pm. Admission: water and energy security in the ca and our Trading House at adults $16; seniors & students face of our climate crisis. Dory haidagwaiimuseumgiftshop.ca. $12; children 6-12 $5; children Spencer: The Conversation in under 5 free. Saahlinda Naay–the Clay, honouring the White Raven, SUNSHINE COAST Haida Gwaii Museum–offers a the artist explores the magic and fascinating look into Haida Gwaii mysteries of the natural world and Sunshine Coast Art Crawl culture from diverse perspectives. looks to possibilities for renewal in ✆604-740-5825 Ongoing Hlk’yak’ii: To Start a Fire. sunshinecoastartcrawl.com

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Beaty Biodiversity Museum Vignettes by Robin Laurence BRITISH COLUMBIA 2212 Main Mall, UBC SEPTEMBER 18 - OCTOBER 30, 2021 ✆604-827-4955 beatymuseum.ubc.ca SUBMERGE/EMERGE: HEATHER ASTON & WENDY MOROSOFF SMITH tue-sun 10am-5pm. Admission: Dundarave Print Workshop & Gallery, Vancouver. To Sep 19 adults $14; seniors 65+/students/ This two-person exhibition of long-time friends and colleagues expresses deep con- youth (13-17) $12; children (5-12) cern for our beleaguered planet. Heather Aston’s heavily layered monotypes examine $10; children under 5 free. the pollution of our oceans and the endangerment of marine life by plastic waste and Fall in love with the diversity of life abandoned fi shing gear. Wendy Moroso Smith’s collograph monoprints sound a note as you explore over 500 exhibits and of hope, employing the symbol of the oculus to suggest a possible transition to a better stare through the jaws of the largest world. The oculus, she writes, is “a portal where one thing ends and another begins.” creature ever to live on Earth–the Heather Aston, Tangled Together #1, 2021 blue whale. To Oct 17 Megan Ma- jewski and Sharon Roberts: Fire ANSELMO SWAN: EVERYDAY OBJECTS Followers. Artist Megan Majewski and writer Sharon Roberts give Ian Tan Gallery, Vancouver. Sep 2 - 30 voice to forests impacted by the BC From crumpled aluminum foil to gingham shirts to steaming cups of co ee, it appears wildfires. Born out of witnessing there is no object too humble or mundane for hyper-realist artist Anselmo Swan. Con- the impact of wildfires firsthand, the fections, such as cupcakes with thick swirls of pink icing, hold peculiar sway in his oil artists’ launched the project to con- paintings, as do candy wrappers, emptied of their contents. (The before and after of tribute to this dialogue and also to sweet desire?) Typically, Swan isolates his subjects on a plain ground, thus amplifying provide a forum for this discussion our focus on their arresting forms, colours and textures. to take place. Ongoing ReCollec- Anselmo Swan, Gingham Blue, 2015 tions showcases works celebrating the Beaty Biodiversity Museum’s BALANCED FORMS: XWALACKTUN, JAMES HARRY, & AUSTIN HARRY first ten public years, and acts as West Vancouver Art Museum, West Vancouver. To Oct 2 a reminder that the museum is a This show spotlights the traditions and innovations of an outstanding Coast Salish place of recollection, of creativity, family of artists. Xwalacktun (Rick Harry) is acclaimed for his powerful public art com- and of dreams. missions and for his commitment as an educator. His many students have included his sons, Nexw’Kalus-Xwalacktun (James Harry) and Aan’yas-Xwalacktun (Austin Harry), Bill Reid Gallery whose works push traditional boundaries and whose media and materials range from of Northwest Coast Art

Courtesy of School District 35. Photo: Blaine Campbell 639 Hornby St Xwalacktun (Rick Harry), aluminum and LED lighting to 3-D modelling and animation. CHRISTIE CHARLES Red Hawk, Salmon and Spindle Whorl, 2021 ✆604-682-3455 billreidgallery.ca CHARLENE GEORGE wed-sun 11am-5pm; seniors (60+), TOFINO Art Works Gallery artists. The spaces have become vulnerable people and first respond- WIL GEORGE 1536 Venables St a valuable asset in a city where ac- ers last Thursday of each month CURATED BY KAMALA TODD Tofino Gallery ✆604-688-3301 artworksbc.com cess to venues to showcase art has 9:30-11am. Admission: adults $13; of Contemporary Art mon-fri 9:30am-5:00pm; been vanishing at an astonishing seniors $10; students $8; youths 105-430 Campbell St sat 10am-5pm; sun by appt. only. rate. We aspire to connect the public (13-17) $6; children 12 and under ✆250-896-4804 [email protected] 4360 Gallant Ave Art Works represents some of British and potential collectors to generate and members free; family $30. www.seymourartgallery.com North Vancouver, B.C. tofinogalleryofcontemporaryart.com Columbia’s most dynamic artists. member based audiences for a To Sep 5 To Speak with a Golden Private viewings by appt. only at this Working with corporations, movie variety of innovative and diverse This work was created in a Roundhouse Artist Residency funded by the . Guest curator Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation. time. Please call to book. Voice Gwaai studios, and many of Vancouver’s exhibitions and shows. provides an insightful Celebrating both local and regional Edenshaw leading interior designers and look at the complexities of Bill Reid's contemporary art. architectural firms, Art Works has Bau-Xi Gallery life and legacy. To Sep 26 Hands 3045 Granville St their mothers, grandmothers and Jeffries is one of Canada’s pre-em- developed a distinct and unique of Knowledge is a collaborative ✆604-733-7011 great-grandmothers, to view how inent spaces for contemporary art VANCOUVER aesthetic vision, complementing exhibition featuring six contem- bau-xi.com women have influenced their work. and is recognized internationally and creating value within residential porary Indigenous women artists, Art Beatus (Vancouver) mon-sat 10am-5:30pm; sun Opening Sep 22 Sho Sho Esquiro: for its ongoing, rigorous contribution and commercial spaces. Visit our developed by Ts’msyen curator Consultancy Ltd. 11am-5:30pm. Sep 4-25 Bratsa Doctrine of Discovery showcases to contemporary art discourse. website for exhibition information. Joanne Finlay. Each artist celebrates 610-808 Nelson St Bonifacho. New abstract paintings the Vancouver artist's meticulously Established in 1994, the gallery traditional knowledge through ✆604-688-2633 by Vancouver based artist Bratsa crafted couture gowns, raw textiles, represents artists of international B1 Gallery contemporary works that explore artbeatus.com Bonifacho. Sept 4-25 Pat O'Hara. paintings, and photographs. prominence whose practices have @ The Beaumont Studios sight, time, supernatural energy mon-fri 10:30am-6pm. 2109 Alberta St (side entrance) New abstract paintings by Vancouver emerged out of the renowned con- and spirituality. Many are connected Art Beatus showcases interna- TheBeaumontStudios.com based painter Pat O’Hara. Oct 2-14 Catriona Jeffries ceptual art histories of Vancouver. to personal and family history and tional art with a special focus on The Beaumont Studios now offers Sheri Bakes New landscape paint- 950 E Cordova St Sep 11-Oct 23 Unseeable. stories passed down to them as contemporary Asian art. Making two multidisciplinary art gallery ings by BC based artist Sheri Bakes. ✆604-736-1554 Featuring Abbas Akhaven, Geoffrey part of their lineage. Using insight, an appointment is recommended. spaces with the focus of featuring Oct 16-30 Michelle Nguyen New catrionajeffries.com Farmer, Rochelle Goldberg, Kapwani awareness and reflection, the artists Please phone or email gallery work from emerging and mid career, figurative paintings by Vancouver sat 12-5pm. Kiwanga and Duane Linklater. look to the sights and times of for more info. local and international contemporary based painter Michelle Nguyen. Based in Vancouver, Catriona

26 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 27 Opening Sep 17 Faye HeavyShield: New Work and Charlene Vickers: A Practice in Gestures Ancestor Gesture. Sep 18 In RICHMOND ART GALLERY, Richmond BC - Sep 10 - Nov 7 Conversation: Faye HeavyShield & Charlene Vickers. See website by Michael Turner for details.

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For curator Nan Labour will present new works in an Capogna, gesture is more than a point of departure. installation of fruit shaped jewellery objects, made from decorative plas- This six-artist group exhibition features work in a range of materials – beads, embroidery tic fruit covered in recycled swimsuit threads, clay and more – that are often associated with repetitive gestures and the ostensible lycra, displayed on mirrored banality of domestic space. For some of the artists in the show, these gestures are preceded surfaces. The work will address by a desire to both physically engage in such gestures and, once engaged, to meditate on past issues around women’s work, white experiences and future possibilities; for others, the physical and mental can align to produce supremacy and consumption. artworks focused on personal trauma, colonization and environmental degradation. Douglas Reynolds Gallery Farheen HaQ’s video Drinking from my mother’s saucer (2015) looks at trauma through an- 2335 Granville St cestral history, the subjugation of Indigenous peoples and her complicity in the colonial state. ✆604-731-9292 douglasreynoldsgallery.com Deborah Koenker presents embroideries from her Hanging by a Thread (2002-) series. Anishi- mon-sat 10am-6pm; sun 12-5pm. naabe bead artist Bev Koski debuts are you still watching? (2021), a text work derived from our Specializing in contemporary and COVID-induced stay-at-home habits. Mitra Mahmoodi stages a series of clay pitchers that draw historical Northwest Coast Native on contradictions from the world of antiquity. Bettina Matzkuhn’s contribution includes SOS art, a wide selection of artwork is (2018-19), composed of seven embroidered life jackets. And in an e ort to show how carefully offered by leading First Nations we must tread these days, Barbara Zeigler gives us Totally Cracked (2021), a fl oor work made artists including Bill Reid, Robert up of eggshells and river rock. Davidson, Don Yeomans and Phil Gray. Artwork includes carved wood richmondartgallery.org masks, cedar bentwood boxes, totem poles, paddles, bronze and glass works, baskets, prints, and coastalpeoples.com Corrine Hunt presents an inspired handcrafted gold and silver jewelry. VANCOUVER past choices made have brought print methods or experimental mon-sun 10am-6pm. collection of artistic visions and The gallery also offers custom us to where we can no longer look techniques. Oct 11-31 Moira Calder Choboter Fine Art The most superb museum-quality experiences arising from her travels commissioned projects for individual away. 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34 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 35 $15; students & seniors (65+) $13; Outsiders and Others has two bid on–works by both established family $35; children 6 and under galleries. 716 East Hastings St. and emerging artists, providing an Jan Wade: Soul Power free; UBC staff, students & faculty fri-sun 11am-4pm. 938 Howe St opportunity for over 100 local artists VANCOUVER ART GALLERY, Vancouver BC. To March 13, 2022 free with ID. To Sep 19 A Future is a window gallery where you can to showcase their work. for Memory: Art and Life After see the exhibition 24/7. the Great East Japan Earthquake. Sep 3-26 Birds! Birds! Birds! SFU Galleries The exhibition coincides with the Featuring paintings by self-taught ✆778-782-4266 10th anniversary of the 2011 triple artists Tina Komendat and Victoria sfu.ca/galleries disaster that saw a 9.0 magnitude Marie. Oct 1-31 Spirit Works: The AUDAIN GALLERY Opening Oct 14 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear Art of Noviadi Angkasapura. Solo Lawrence Abu Hamden: For the meltdown hit the eastern region exhibition of works by Indonesian Otherwise Unaccounted. In en- of Japan. Opening Nov 4 Sankofa: visionary artist Noviadi Angkasapura. gaging with the political dimensions African Routes, Canadian Roots of sound, Lawrence Abu Hamdan’s looks at some of the divergent–and Pendulum Gallery exhibition examines the roles of often fragmented–paths of political HSBC Building translators and the electronic mobilization and cultural assertion 885 W Georgia St acoustic infrastructure used during that African and Black people in the ✆604-250-9682 the Nuremberg trials, historicizing diaspora have taken. Centered on pendulumgallery.bc.ca the relation between testimony Photo: Ian Lefebvre, Vancouver Art Gallery Vancouver Photo: Ian Lefebvre, works by contemporary artists from mon-wed 9am-5pm; and the technologies by which it Jan Wade, Breathe, 2009–20 (installation view, Vancouver Art Gallery, 2020), Lagos, Nigeria, and Vancouver, in thu-fri 9am-9pm; sat 9am-5pm. is disseminated and distorted. SFU embroidery on linen. Collection of the Vancouver Art Gallery, General Acquisition Fund conversation with objects in MOA’s To Sep 17 Alan Storey: Some GALLERY Opening Sep 14 The by Robin Laurence permanent collection, this exhibition Moments in this Time and Space... view from here: Selections from shares stories, histories and projects Alan Storey is the artist behind the the SFU Art Collection presents Jan Wade: Soul Power is the Vancouver Art Gallery’s fi rst solo show by a Black woman artist. of African and Black affirmation. iconic Pendulum sculpture in the artworks from the Collection that This astounding fact alone suggests the exclusion and marginalization that have shaped the In particular, it draws connections HSBC Building Atrium. Lately Storey foregrounds the destructive systems career of this Hamilton-born, Vancouver-based artist for decades. to historical contributions and the has been exploring smaller scale ki- of land possession guided by capital growing vitality of Black Canadians netic works that continue to develop and the enduring resistance towards Jan Wade’s highly distinctive work, much of it created out of found and recycled objects and in Vancouver. on his central themes of time, space protection and reclamation of social materials, has been exhibited in small public galleries and artist-run centres, and she has been and an evolving dialogue of overlay- and environmental ecologies. awarded artist residencies in near and distant lands. However, on the whole and signifi cantly, Museum of Vancouver ing patterns, which are derived from SUM gallery her art has existed outside Vancouver’s critical and curatorial mainstream, on the cultural mar- Vanier Park natural systems, human interac- 1100 Chestnut St tions and the inherent underlying Pride In Art Society gins of the city where she has lived since the 1980s. ✆604-736-4431 mechanics of the works themselves. 425-268 Keefer St Soul Power, curated by Siobhan McCracken Nixon, surveys some 30 years of Wade’s art- museumofvancouver.ca Sep 20-Oct 22 Splash 2020. Arts ✆604-200-6661 sumgallery.ca daily 10am-5pm. Admission: adults Umbrella presents a wide-ranging tue-sat 12-6pm. Opening Oct 28 making. The retrospective includes mixed-media paintings and text works; icon-like sculptural $10; youth (6 to 11) $5; seniors exhibition of painting, sculpture, Eva Wong and Naoko Fukumaru: objects heavily embellished with antique buttons, Scrabble tiles, coins, shells, fi gurines and (65+) $5; children 5 and under free. drawing, photography, collage, print Mass Reincarnation of Wish religious symbols; and a room-wrapping embroidery evocative of African American quilt tradi- Ongoing That Which Sustains media and furniture design. Held Fragments (Ganhen Tairyou tions and dedicated to the memory of George Floyd and to the Black Lives Matter movement. Us. Explores the convergence of annually at the Pendulum Gallery Tensei). An open collaboration different knowledge traditions in since 2007, this preview exhibition art installation bringing together Wade’s art speaks to her mixed cultural heritage; her early years in a predominantly Black the Vancouver area through an provides an opportunity to see–and the traditional Japanese practices community in Hamilton; her family’s attendance at an African Methodist Episcopal church; her examination of people’s interac- research into Black history and culture in the American South; her lived experience of racism; tions with forests and their natural and her belief in processes of making, doing and transformation. In her constantly evolving environment. A Seat at the Table: TOFINO artworks, the legacy of slavery intersects with her address of contemporary social, political Chinese Immigration and British GALLERY of and economic issues – to electrifying e ect. Columbia. A multi-venue exhibition CONTEMPORARY highlighting the importance of ART vanartgallery.bc.ca food and restaurant culture in the Chinese-Canadian immigrant experience. Real-time Collecting: Unique, contemporary Documenting and Remembering VANCOUVER directly detected. Given the contours dark matter and the exploration COVID-19. This micro-exhibition Canadian artworks in of such an unknown, artists Nadia of that which has never been features over 20 objects, recently painting, sculpture and Opening Sep 10 Drift: Art and Dark Lichtig, Josèfa Ntjam, Anne Riley directly sensed. acquired at MOV, that represent a photography. Matter. An invisible matter is having and Jol Thoms reflect on the “how” wide range of COVID-19 moments a gravitational effect on everything. and “why” of physics and art as Museum of Anthropology and lived experiences. Without the gravity of this “dark” diverse and interrelating practices at UBC 430 Campbell Street, Tofino matter, galaxies would fly apart. of knowledge. Through openness to 6393 NW Marine Dr Outsiders and Others (behind Rhino Coffee) Observational data in astroparticle exchange between disciplines, they ✆604-822-5087 moa.ubc.ca 716 East Hastings St Web: tofinogalleryofcontemporaryart.com physics indicate that it exists, but have created works that are sensory tue-sun 10am-5pm. MOA Shop: tue- ✆604-499-5025 Insta: @tofinogalleryofcontemporaryart so far dark matter hasn’t been agents between scientific ideas of sun 11am-5pm. Admission: adults outsidersandothers.com

36 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 37 Specializing in original works of art from world-renowned and Rain Cabana-Boucher: Distance emerging stone sculptors from XCHANGES GALLERY, Victoria BC - Sep 10 - 26 Zimbabwe, Ukama Gallery also represents outstanding local artists by Christine Clark from our beautiful west coast. A combination of expressive canvases Rain Cabana-Boucher is a Michif/British settler and imaginative mixed media adds who grew up in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, trea- colour and texture to the very tactile ty 6 territory. She completed a BFA at the Uni- impression of the sculpture. Side versity of Victoria in 2019. Since then, she has by side, these distinctly different art received a number of grants, including most re- forms have something to say about cently a Digital Grant from the First Peoples’ Cul- the essence of the human artistic tural Council. Distance will be her second solo instinct. UKAMA GALLERY welcomes both art collectors and art lovers- outing in 2021. Earlier this year she exhibited a truly unique experience. her beadwork project Laying Flowers at Victo- ria’s Rockslide Gallery. Cabana-Boucher is bead- Uno Langmann Limited ing tiny orange fl owers – one for each of the 2117 Granville St unmarked graves found so far – to honour the ✆604-736-8825 • 1-800-730-8825 Xwalacktun celebrates his children lost to the residential school system. langmann.com Squamish and Kwakwak’wakw tue-sat 10am-5pm or by appt. ancestry through a variety of Distance will be a multimedia exhibition of Sep 1-30 A Quiet Moment mediums, including the use new works, including sculpture, paintings and (Genre Painting). Genre painting of traditional forms in distinguishes itself from religious contemporary spaces. drawings. Cabana-Boucher describes her work or historical paintings by focusing as autobiographical. In this show, she explores on depictions of everyday life. This Rain Cabana-Boucher, Leads Back (detail), 2021, the complexities of living and working as an exhibition reveals figures engaged This handmade 100% silk tie charcoal, acrylic paint, glass beads Indigenous/settler artist on lands that are not in moments of serene contempla- features the aluminum house her own. She says, “The works I’ll be showing tion, surrounded by objects and post, He-yay meymuy (Big are a self-refl ection on my own observations of place and connections. They are dialogues of pictorial details that further enrich Flood), that was commissioned family, land, power structures and nationhood.” the story. Works include Benjamin for the Museum’s entranceway. Vautier, Bernard de Hoog and She explains: “Much of my work utilizes implied line in order to obscure personal aspects and Viggo Pedersen. Oct 1-30 Serene challenge the viewer to fi nalize the image and fi nd their own experiences within the drawing. Sea (Dutch Marine). With the The works, especially the charcoal drawings, invoke a sense of fl eetingness akin to recalling a rise in popularity of landscape art, marine painting became a style in memory. They are often sombre in nature due to a feeling of refl ection and longing that accom- its own right and was particularly panies the personal experiences from which the work is drawn.” sought after in seafaring coun- Opening reception Sep 10, 7-9pm tries. As Dutch naval power grew, Dutch Golden Age painters were xchangesgallery.org fascinated with the raw beauty of the high seas. Featuring artworks by C.F. Sorensen, Abraham Hulk VANCOUVER theartemporium.ca welcoming you back in the Gallery. and Vilhelm Arnesen. Ongoing A rotating selection of museum quality mon-sat 10am-6pm and by appt. Sep 1-30 Collage from Ginger Sed- Pictures and Promises. Opening the 1990s to the present day. Van- paintings, objet d’art, and antiques. of origami and kintsugi. The exhibi- Exceptional inventory of paintings larova and Seema Shah. Oct 1-31 Oct 9 GROWING FREEDOM: The couver Special: Disorientations tion features a display from ceramic by Canadian, American, and French Photographs from Norman Fox. instructions of Yoko Ono / The art and Echo featuring 32 established restoration artist Naoko Fukumaru masters of the 20th century, as well Vancouver Art Gallery of John and Yoko underscores the and emerging artists showcasing 750 Hornby St using the kintsugi technique and as all members of the Group of Toni Onley Estate cornerstones of action, participation Vancouver’s vibrant contemporary ✆604-662-4719 (24-hr info line) the origami butterflies created by Seven and several of their contem- tonionley.com and imagination in the work of Yoko art scene. OFFSITE, 1100 West vanartgallery.bc.ca participants. Artist residency begins poraries. Featuring J.P. Riopelle, Toni Onley watercolours & collages Ono and examines the collaborative Georgia St. To Oct 11 Evann Sibens mon, wed, thu, sat, sun 10am-5pm; Oct 14, and the public is invited to Lawren Harris, Tom Thomson, at the Wallace Galleries, Calgary. works she undertook with her late + Keith Doyle. tue & fri 12-8pm. Admission: adults make butterflies and submit their and Emily Carr. Phone: 403-262-8050. husband John Lennon. Ongoing $24; seniors (65+) $20; students wishes at the gallery, for display. Edith Heath and Emily Carr: From Vancouver Fine Art Gallery (with valid ID) $18; children 6 to 12 Details at: queerartsfestival.com. The Gallery at The Cultch Ukama Gallery the Earth which brings together the 2233 Granville St $6.50; children 5 and under and Opening reception: Oct 28, 6-8pm. 1895 Venables St 1802 Maritime Mews, work of two artists whose art was ✆778-737-9888 members free. Reference Library: ✆604-251-1766 Granville Island profoundly influenced by the land vancouverfineartgallery.com mon-wed 11am-5pm by appt. The Art Emporium thecultch.com/gallery/ ✆778-379-0666 ukama.ca and landscape. Jan Wade: Soul mon-sat 10am-6pm; sun 11am- To Sep 6 Stories that animate 2928 Granville St Exhibitions are online only until fur- wed-sun 11am-5pm or by appt. Power presents a survey of the 5pm. Vancouver Fine Art Gallery is us. Sun Xun: Mythological Time. ✆604-738-3510 ther notice and we look forward to Please visit website for updates. artist’s rich repertoire dating from proud to present a collection of the

38 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 39 VANCOUVER VISUALSPACE Gallery diverse array of artwork. To Oct 19 Emily Carr: Seeing + Being Seen. Springer-Sapergia, Ray Sapergia, ings, installations and engagement 3352 Dunbar St Gillian Willans: In Absentia. This Half the gallery showcases how she Carol Koebbeman, Ellen Coburn, events both in-person and online. finest original paintings and sculp- ✆604-559-0576 visualspace.ca new body of work examines the documented what was around her, Diane Adolph, Susan Geddes, P. Jean tures from established modern-day To Sep 18: tue-sat 12-5pm. Sep domestic realm, social role-playing highlighting many of the works she Oliver, Rosalinde Maria Compton, Flux Media Gallery contemporary artists, French 23-Oct 6: daily 12-5pm; tue & fri and struggles to define belonging is praised and admired for today. Sharon Wareing, John Prevost, Anne 1524 Pandora Ave impressionist, 20th century, Old 12-8pm. Oct 12-30: tue-sat 12-5pm. within the home. Ecole Beairsto: The other half focuses on how art- Bowen, Rajat Shanbhag, Karen ✆250-381-4428 Masters and local Canadian Artists. To Sep 18 Tam Irving: New Direc- Anti-racist social justice project. ists and historians have interpreted Muntean & Mike Lathrop. fluxmediagallery.org tion in Ceramics. Ceramics with Ecole Beairsto and the VPAG present her legacy and body of work. Blue tue-fri 12-5pm. Vancouver Maritime Museum geometric and minimal influence. a collaborative social justice project & White: A Global Product exam- Deluge Contemporary Art Sep 9-30 OUR STORIES, OUR LAND. Vanier Park Sep 23-Oct 6 David A. Haughton: as a way to speak up against hate. ines blue and white porcelain as a 636 Yates St Exhibition featuring new works by 1905 Ogden Ave Ships, Mountains & the Sea V. Opening Oct 7 Marsha Kennedy: global product that contains diverse ✆250-385-3327 deluge.ca Indigenous artists, organized for ✆604-257-8300 Multilayered landscapes on mul- Embodied Ecologies, travelling cultural traits in its birth, develop- wed-sat 12-5pm. Sep 10-Oct 9 the One Wave festival by the Pacific vanmaritime.com timedia artboard that are stained, exhibition. VPAG Members: ment and thriving. John Luna: The Servant presents Peoples Partnership. More info: tue-sun 10am-5pm. Timed en- scumbled, glazed (then lifted), Exposed! Annual members exhibi- a body of work developed from pacificpeoplespartnership.org. Oct 3, trances, check website for details. and then highlighted with sgraffito. tion. Musicians Collective: Central Art Studio & Gallery writing produced by the artist’s 2pm Kyle Whitehead: IMMANENT Admission (+GST): adults $13.50; Oct 12-30 Fall Group Exhibition. Sounds Suspicious. The Bay Centre father recounting his experiences UNION Screening of 58 minute S-8 students & seniors (ID) $11.00; For more information, please view 1150 Douglas St as a field medic in the Korean War. film; “…The theory of immanence youth (6-18) $10.00; family $38.00; gallery website. VICTORIA ✆250-889-3972 Items of his clothing as well as other holds that divinity is continuously 5 and under free. centralartstudiogallery.com found garments have been used to manifest in the material world.” Opening Sep 16 Canoe Cultures :: VERNON arc.hive gallery mon-fri 11-5pm. Award winning, produce the corpus of supports for Followed by a workshop by Kyle, Ho'-ku-melh - War Canoes and 2516 Bridge St internationally collected artist Peter painting. The title refers to the Latin from 3-5 pm, on creating generative the Gifts They Carry Forward. This Gallery Vertigo ✆250-891-0811 arc-hivearc.org N Van Giesen welcomes visitors to root of the rank of sergeant, and soundscapes from analogue film celebration of the resilience of In- #102-3105 28th Ave sat & sun 12-4pm. Sep 11-26 his studio & gallery located in The also to the “Songs of the Suffering projections! Free admission. Oct digenous communities is curated by ✆250-503-2297 • 250-549-2754 Kegan McFadden: So long Charlie BAY CENTRE LEVEL ONE (Gover- Servant” in the Book of Isaiah that 15-29, film and video programming Indigenous artist Roxanne Charles. galleryvertigo.com Brown. In this exhibition of new ment Street) He represents his own describe an ambiguous person or celebrating MediaNet’s 40th Anni- Ho’-ku-melh is a Chinook Jargaon tue-sat 12-4 pm. work, Kegan McFadden ruminates fine art as well as curates fine art people in the roles of intercessor, versary; in the FLUX media gallery. word that means “to gather.” Admission by donation. on personal grief. The title, and produced by other local Vancou- prophet and sacrifice. Oct 14-24 This exhibition is a gathering of Sep 7-Oct 2 Emerald Holt and Sam accompanying chapbook, refers to ver Island artists including: John Antimatter [media art]. 24th annu- Gage Gallery Arts Collective artists and knowledge holders.12 Neal: BODIES OF WATER. A 2-di- a pet name the artist's late mother D. Stevenson,Tanya Clark, Linda al festival of international media art 19 Bastion Square Indigenous artists share their gifts mensional installation that uses a had for him, while the ensuing work Skalenda, Elfrida Schragen, Barb and experimental cinema. Screen- ✆250-592-2760 in a multi-sensory journey exploring series of cyanotypes, an alternative continues his exploration of text as climate change, food security, process in photography, that are dis- form. Oct 16-31 Oona McLure: Act displacement and colonialism. The played with multi-channel sound to of Caring. An Act of Care speaks to exhibition also showcases Canoe create a collective audio ambiance the (dis)connections we have to the Fall exhibitions gagegallery.ca Cultures, a program that promotes in the gallery. Opening reception: experience of wellness. Intertwining canoe pulling. To Oct 24 If I Lived Sep 9, 6-8pm. Oct 5-30 Nick Cote: mental health and the maternal, in the Ocean. Artist Paula Nishi- UNDERTONES. Nick Cote’s exhibit this fibre-based installation and HEATHER MIDORI YAMADA JANE MICHIEL MARGO COOPER kawara has created an immersive derives from stream of conscious- accompanying photographic work, underwater experience filled with ness drawing, and has mental health considers how the act of making evidence of humanity’s footprints. undertones. Using surrealism and is an act of care. In what the experimental artist human anatomy, he hopes his art calls a museum intervention, waste lifts the stigma of mental illness, Art Gallery of Greater Victoria plastics and traditional art, weave breaks down barriers, and speaks 1040 Moss St together to create a hopeful environ- for those who cannot speak for ✆250-384-4171 aggv.ca mental message. themselves. This is Mr. Cote’s tue-wed & fri-sat 10am-5pm; first exhibit. thu 1-9pm; sun 12-5pm. Admission: Opening Reception: Oct 7, 6-8pm. adults $13; seniors (65+), students (with ID) $11; youth (6-17) $2.50; Vernon Public Art Gallery child (5 and under) and members 3228 31st Ave free. To Oct 17 Holding Ground ✆250-545-3173 is the culmination of many vernonpublicartgallery.com conversations held through hosting mon-fri 10am-5pm; sat 11am-4pm. of the Indigenous Intergenerational To Sep 29 Shawn Serfas: This Kind Exchange led by artists Marianne of Wilderness. This body of large- Nicolson, Marika Swan and educa- ‘shards’ Arcadia scale abstract paintings was painted tor/media maker Nikki Sanchez. Aug 31 – Sep 19 Sep 21 – Oct 10 Oct 12–31 during the pandemic, prompting the To Oct 24 Howie Tsui: Retainers Charisma question, is this pandemic reality our of Anarchy. A solo exhibition of Opening reception: Opening reception: Opening reception: new wilderness? Silver Springs: new work from Howie Tsui that con- Thur Sep 2, 1:00–4:00 pm Fri Sep 24, 5:00–7:30 pm Thur Oct 14, 5:00–7:30 pm Sam Neal, Woodlake, 2020 Life Through Art. Silver Springs siders wuxia as a narrative tool for Photo: Courtesy of the artist Seniors community showcases a dissidence and resistance. Ongoing at our new location 19 Bastion Square downtown Victoria Gallery Vertigo, Vernon

40 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 41 VICTORIA pleased to present a solo exhibition collection of 30 masks displays the of new paintings by Karel Doruyter. elaborate transformation myths and gagegallery.ca Doruyter's paintings are inspired stories, and ceremonial translations. tue-sat 11am-5pm; sun 12-4pm. by the BC coast and its isolated Including works by Tony Hunt Jr, Free admission. landscapes. Looking inward at areas Norman Tait, Hjalmer Wenstob, Now at our new Bastion Square of spiritual and emotional isolation, Kevin Cranmer, Silas Coon, location. To Sep 19 Heather Midori Doruyter encourages viewers to and Dylan Thomas. Yamada: Shards gives glimpses consider the fragile balance of the of becoming like ancient pottery, rugged and beautiful ecosystems Open Space broken and split off, fragments of we call home. This will be his fourth 510 Fort St, 2nd floor ✆ the past unearthed and brought to solo exhibition with Madrona Gallery. 250-383-8833 openspacearts.ca KAREL DORUYTER light now. Opening reception: Sep Oct 16-30 Rick Bond. Madrona wed-sat 12-4pm. 2, 1-4pm. Sep 21-Oct 10 Jane Gallery is pleased to present a To Sep 18 Matthew Cardinal and STILL STANDING Michiel: Charisma features her solo exhibition of new paintings by Stephanie Kuse: Glimpses Of is a new work. Opening reception: Sep Rick Bond. Inspired by his travels collaborative A/V work by musician SEPTEMBER 11 - 25 and sound artist Matthew Cardinal

24, 5-7:30pm. Oct 12-31 Margo throughout BC, Bond's energetic ON CANVAS 60 X 72 INCHES, ACRYLIC “DIALOGUE”, Cooper: Arcadia. As the pandemic painting style masterfully captures and media artist Stephanie Kuse. recedes, Margo Cooper explores her the West Coast landscape. This will Composed of gentle sparkling waves renewed appreciation for simple, be his seventh solo exhibition with of sound and surreal Saskatchewan 606 VIEW STREET VICTORIA • 250 380 4660 • WWW.MADRONAGALLERY.COM quiet pleasures in this new series of Madrona Gallery. inspired 3D rendered imagery, the figurative abstract paintings. Open- exhibition builds upon the pair's ing reception: Oct 14, 5-7:30pm. Mark Loria Gallery past collaborations exploring themes of multimedia artist Eric Metcalfe’s Fine art dealers of Canadian, *Non social opening reception: Oct 621 Fort St of abstracted nature and sound. Madrona Gallery ✆250-383-8224 The resulting work aims to provide oeuvre, spanning over sixty years in American and international art. For 1, 7-9pm. *Due to COVID no food/ 606 View St markloriagallery.com the viewer with a vague sense of celebration of the artist’s honorary over 35 years, Winchester Galleries beverages will be served. ✆250-380-4660 tue-sat 11am-5pm. nostalgia and a fleeting impression doctorate from UVic (DFA 2021). has held important exhibitions madronagallery.com To Oct 31 Transformers: Coastal of a secluded place on a lush, warm, and built stellar collections for our WEST VANCOUVER tue-sat 10am-5:30pm; sun & Masks. Spanning 50 years of seemingly endless summer night. At Victoria Arts Council clients worldwide. To Sep 6 Online Store Street Gallery North Shore Unitarian Church mon 11am-5pm. Sep 11-25 Karel contemporary Northwest Coast the end of October Montreal-based Summer Exhibition. This collection 1800 Store St 370 Mathers Ave Doruyter. Madrona Gallery is Indigenous masks, this exceptional visual artist Juan Ortiz-Apuy of artworks by local artists are ✆778-533-7123 vicartscouncil.ca ✆604-926-1621 presents a gallery installation that brought together by their unique wed-sun 12-5pm. Admission free/by northshoreunitarians.ca explores advertising and commodity techniques of representation, and donation. Sep 10-Oct 31 The Victoria Sanctuary is open on a limited basis. fetishism and, in particular, how excellent use of colour, form, and Arts Council is excited to announce Call to make an appointment. animism is encoded in the way that composition. Please check website this solo exhibition by Samantha Art is displayed in the Sanctuary. objects are designed, represented for fall updates. Dickie."This dynamic installation Please see the digital version of the and displayed. sees our main gallery transformed Xchanges Gallery and Studios art on the Monthly Art Show page on the church website for our cur- UVic Legacy Art Galleries into an immersive environment 6E-2333 Government St that pushes audiences to question ✆250-382-0442 rent display. Opening Sep 12. ✆250-721-6562 xchangesgallery.org The September-October artists uvic.ca/legacygalleries/ the limits of ceramics," said Kegan sat & sun 11am-4pm. Sep 11-26 belong to the Thursday Morning LEGACY DOWNTOWN: 630 Yates McFadden, Executive Director and Rain Cabana-Boucher: Distance. A Painters. They are: Sylvia Bayley, St. wed-sat 10am-4pm. To Sep 18 curator of the exhibition. Incorporat- multi-media exploration of familiari- Mumtaz Bandali, Riitta Peirone, Jaki On Beaded Ground. Opening Sep ing brand new and recent sculptural ty, self-location, and the occupation el Reyes, and Carole Wilson. To con- 29 Qw'an qw'anakwal: To Come approaches to ceramics, Dickie's of land. Through various sculptures, firm that the Sanctuary is available Together. The 10th anniversary work confronts the viewer's compre- paintings, and beaded works Michif to view the display please call the celebration of UVic Department hension of the handmade through artist Rain Cabana-Boucher delves office at 604-926-1621. of Anthropology's Visiting Artist mass production while asking us into ideas of kinship in relation to Program. Opening Oct 1 Ungasit- to consider simple yet profound land, and what it means to be an Silk Purse Arts Centre tuq: Something that is Far Away. dualities within the relationship of Indigenous artist occupying and 1570 Argyle Ave Recent photographs by Barry Pottle form to space. Using thousands of creating on lands that are not your ✆604-925-7292 present a counterpoint and comple- ceramic components, Dickie will in- own. *Non social opening reception: westvanartscouncil.ca ment to sculpture, drawings, and stall four unique works never before Sep 10, 7-9pm. Oct 2-17 Assal thu-sat 1-5pm, sun 1-4pm. prints by Inuit artists. FIRST PEO- exhibited in Victoria. This includes Karimi Izadi: Castles. Iranian by Free admission. Sep 2-26 Tokono- PLES HOUSE: UVic Campus. mon-fri a site-specific response to the VAC birth but raised in Belgium, Assal's ma. A tokonoma is an alcove found 8:30am-4:30pm Ongoing For Time "Vault" project room that will mimic paintings look at the duality of being in a Japanese-style reception room, Immemorial. Coast Salish title and a stratospheric excavation. one nationality but living in another in which items for artistic apprecia- relationship to land communicated country. How in the medieval tion are displayed. Abstract painter through art. LEGACY MALTWOOD: Winchester Galleries 2260 Oak Bay Ave castles of Europe, she could still find Idris Hudson & mixed-media artist On campus in the Mearns Centre– ✆250-595-2777 Persian influences that would bring Pauline Hudson take inspiration McPherson Library Opening Oct 24 winchestergalleriesltd.com her closer to her Eastern culture. from the tokonoma to create con- Pop Anthropology an exhibition tue-sat 10am-4pm or by appt. templative works to be appreciated

42 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 43 WHISTLER of Fine Arts, will focus on the artist’s WHITE ROCK engagement with Canada’s northern The Red Chador: Genesis I. Anida Yoeu Ali Adele Campbell landscape and emblematic use White Rock Gallery WESTERN GALLERY, Bellingham WA - Oct 7 - Nov 20 Fine Art Gallery of Indigenous motifs to construct 1247 Johnston Rd 109-4090 Whistler Way highly complex oils on canvas. ✆604-538-4452 • 1-877-974-4278 by Matthew Kangas ✆604-938-0887 • 1-888-938-0887 Riopelle was a member of the whiterockgallery.com adelecampbell.com Montreal-based collective known tue-sat 11am-5pm, or by appt. Following in the 1970s footsteps Open daily, please call for hours. as les automatistes that embraced Closed all statutory holiday week- of American artist in Europe Diana Established in 1993, the Gallery Surrealist ideals during the 1940s ends. Ongoing Rotating exhibi- Carulli, whose “traveler scarf” showcases over 40 established and and he would go on to become a tions of gallery artists, including was photographed all over the emerging artists and includes a leading Tachisme or Action Painter Nicholas Bott, Phil Buytendorp, Rod world and acted as a surrogate comprehensive collection of Cana- in Paris and New York throughout Charlesworth, Marina Dieul, Robert da’s finest paintings and sculpture. the 1950s and 1960s. The core of Genn, Laura Harris, Nikol Haskova, for the New York artist, so Anida The uniquely Canadian artwork this exhibition and accompanying David Langevin, Min Ma, Renato Yoeu Ali’s Red Chador motif, a se- you’ll find at the Gallery reflects the publication will examine Riopelle’s Muccillo, Michael O’Toole, Peter quined garment, has been seen in artists’ passion for their beautiful expansive production from 1970 Shostak, Mike Svob, Christopher cities across the globe. In 2015, surroundings and contemporary to 1992, a rarely studied period Walker, Ray Ward, Alan Wylie, in Paris, Ali staged a 12-hour per- influences. We look forward to new that features major works indicative and Donna Zhang. formance in the Palais de Tokyo, collections and spotlight exhibi- of the international avant-garde.

Photo: Masahiro Sugano. Courtesy of Studio Revolt Courtesy of Studio Photo: Masahiro Sugano. tions by many of our gallery artists White Rock partly in response to the Charlie Anida Yoeu Ali, Rainbow Beach, The Red Chador: Genesis I, 2020, throughout the fall and winter. Mountain Galleries Museum & Archives Hebdo killings. After the late-2017 14970 Marine Dr Waikiki Beach, Hawaii, digital color print with archival pigment ink Adele Campbell is located in The at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler disappearance and “kidnapping” Westin, Whistler and is open daily. 4599 Chateau Blvd ✆604-541-2221 of the chador in Tel Aviv, Genesis I marks its reappearance at Western Washington University’s For further information please call, ✆604-935-1862 whiterockmuseum.ca Western Gallery. visit us or browse our website. mountaingalleries.com tue-sun 10:30am-4:30pm. Open daily please call for hours. Admission by donation. A Muslim Khmer woman born in Cambodia, Ali now lives in Tacoma. She is artist-in-residence Audain Art Museum Celebrating 30 years in Canadian Permanent and rotating exhibits at the University of Washington, Bothell, where she teaches courses in interdisciplinary arts, 4350 Blackcomb Way Fine Art, Mountain Galleries has and railway office in an historic performance and global studies. Earlier iterations of The Red Chador concentrated on publicly ✆604-962-0413 grown to become Western Canada’s 1912 train station on the waterfront. accessible sites where complete strangers could witness the artist in performance. Ali’s WWU audainartmuseum.com largest commercial art gallery Opening Oct 5 Lest We Forget: thu-sun 11am to 6pm; open holiday White Rock During the War Years. installation/exhibition might involve interacting with the university’s incomparable collection of with locations in Whistler, Jasper Mondays. Admission (+GST): adults and Banff. The exhibitions range The war years of 1914-1918 and monumental postwar American abstract sculpture, which includes Richard Serra’s fi rst public $20; seniors (65+) $18; young adult from abstract expressionism to 1939-1945 influenced the lives of all commission as well as the latest contribution by Sarah Sze. (19-25) $10; youth (18 and under) magic realism, contemporary clay, Canadians, and still do today. Thou- and members free. sands of fathers, sons, mothers, and Genesis I continues Ali’s “thematic interest in using religious aesthetics to provoke ideas of glass, bronze and stone sculptures. Sep 9-Oct 17 Reece Terris: Like a Worldwide Shipping. Located in the daughters served their country on otherness.” Western Gallery director Hafthor Yngvason writes: “I have followed Anida’s instal- Bridge. Opening Oct 23 Riopelle: Fairmont Chateau Whistler, across the frontlines and at home. We invite lation and performance work for some time now and always been impressed with its strong The call of Northern Landscapes from Portobello Restaurant. you to explore the history of White visual impact. The way she explores transnational identity and confronts the misrepresentation and Indigenous Cultures, orga- Rock at war through the museum’s of Muslim women is unique, and it is particularly timely now to bring these issues to the univer- nizedGallery110 by the Montreal 2021 juryMuseum ad_Preview 1/3SQ.qxp_Prevmag-1/3 H 2021-07-28collection 3:08 and archivalPM Page material. 1 sity community and beyond as instigation for thoughtful discussion.” westerngallery.wwu.edu CALL FOR ARTISTS Gallery 110 12th Annual Juried Exhibition WEST VANCOUVER & shards of her photos like layers work as a learning opportunity that February 2022 of memory. supports his efforts at reconciliation. Emily Zimmerman in the alcoves of the mind & alcoves Closing reception: Sep 28, 7-9pm. JUROR: , Director + Curator made from shadow boxes, unified West Vancouver Art Museum Opening Oct 13 Bobbie Burgers: Jacob Lawrence Gallery, Seattle WA by repeating iconongraphy. Opening 680 17th St The Hard Work of Spring. Forced APPLY: callforentry.org Oct 28 Laura Clark & Monica ✆604-925-7295 to create on a smaller and in a more DEADLINE: October 30, 2021 Nudelman. Memory, connection & westvancouverartmuseum.ca contained way during the initial DETAILS: gallery110.com/call-for-entries the passage of time are explored by wed-sat 12-4pm. Admission by COVID lockdown, Burgers turned to collage artist Nudelman & photogra- donation. paper and less paint to continue her pher/sculptor Clark. Nudelman com- To Oct 2 Balanced Forms: practice at home. On her return to bines personal & found photography Xwalacktun, James, and Austin her studio, she continued to work Harry features a selection of works with vintage ephemera to evoke with paper far more frequently, 110 3rd Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104 sense of the familial & familiar. and preparatory materials by Coast not just as a substrate, but in her Clark photographs lush burial Salish artists Xwalacktun (Rick collage and sculpture too. Opening www.gallery110.com flowers & creates resin sculptures Harry) and his sons, James and reception: Oct 12, 7-9pm. Detail - Lisa Gordillo’s All the Poets… Photo by Adam Johnson layerd with botanical material Austin Harry. Xwalacktun sees this

44 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 45 To Oct 10 Alden Mason: Fly Your in locally handmade pottery and transnational identity. In particular, Vignettes by Matthew Kangas WASHINGTON Own Thing is the first compre- ceramic art. The gallery regularly her recent works directly confront hensive museum exhibition for represents more than 35 curated the misrepresentation of Muslim Northwest artist Alden Mason since local artists, and hosts several group women in an era of heightened RICHARD GILKEY: A SAMPLING: 1960s - 1970s his passing in 2013. Ongoing Trace: shows a year celebrating artists Islamophobia. Opening reception Greg Kucera Gallery, Seattle. Sep 2 - Oct 9 Terri Grant & Purnima Patel is a from across the continent. Each & performance: Oct 7, 5-7pm. Long before his 1997 suicide, Richard Gilkey’s comet had fl ashed and burned. His collaborative exhibition of innovative month the gallery presents a special rugged, cloudy-sky paintings were wildly sought after by Seattle’s elite of the 1960s. glass works by Terri Grant and Purn- feature: Sep 1-30 Bowls to Fill a Whatcom Museum They captured the moody climate of the Pacifi c Northwest and its preindustrial farm ima Patel. Tip Toland: Empathy in fundraiser show of original bowls ✆360-778-8930 structures, winding creeks and forlorn vistas. Seeing the stark impastoed landscapes Clay presents works from dynamic by members of Whatcom Artists of whatcommuseum.org now is like taking a rowboat ride down a gurgling river, with ancient barns and Skagit and courageous sculptor Tip Toland. Clay & Kiln (WACK), benefitting the Admission: adults $10; youth Richard Gilkey, Skagit Barn, c. 1980s Julie Green: The Last Supper. 800 Bellingham Food Bank. Oct 1-31 Rat (6-17), students & military (+ID), Courtesy of Greg Kucera Gallery Valley fi elds reminding us of life before suburban development. plates illustrating final meals of US City Studios Crew featuring past seniors(62+) $8; youth (2-5) $5; Death Row inmates. Opening Nov 5 and present associates of world- children under 2 free. BAM Biennial 2021: Architecture renowned ceramic artist, Deborah LIGHTCATCHER BUILDING, 250 Flora WHITE ROCK by Anita Lehmann, soft pastel by Bainbridge Island & Urban Design features works Schwartzkopf of Seattle. St. wed-sun 12-5pm. To Oct 10 Steven Hill, northwest oils by Don- Museum of Art from Northwest artists and makers Opening reception: Oct 2, 3-5pm. Fluid Formations: The Legacy of Oct 8-Nov 7 Book Sale. Browse na Nevitt Radtke and oils by Karen 550 Winslow Way East that interrogate the ways we think Glass in the Pacific Northwest. ✆ through gently used books to find Bakke. No reception is planned. Oct 206-842-4451 of the built environment. Western Gallery Celebrating the innovation and strik- bargains on your fall and winter 1-Nov 2 The gallery features new biartmuseum.org & Sculpture Collection ing range of processes and ideas reading material. landscape oils by Keith Sorenson. daily 10am-5pm. Free admission. BELLINGHAM Western Washington University that could only come from decades Sorenson's use of color really brings Please check website for updates. 516 High St, FI 116 of generous exchange and shared WILLIAMS LAKE his pieces to life. Also showing To Sep 22 Kurt Solmssen: The Good Earth Pottery ✆360-650-3900 passion for the material of glass are photos by Lewis Jones, softly Yellow Boat. A retrospective. Every 1000 Harris Ave westerngallery.wwu.edu in this region. To Oct 24 George Station House Gallery spoken oils by Dederick Ward, oils Day & Special Days. A new rotation ✆360-671-3998 mon-sat 10am-4pm. Rodriguez: El Zodíaco Familiar. #1 North Mackenzie Ave pastels by Kathleen Faulkner, gold from the Cynthia Sears Artist’s Books goodearthpots.com Opening Oct 7 Anida Yoeu Ali: The Ceramic artist and sculptor George ✆250-392-6113 leaf acrylics by Leo Osborne and Collection. To Sep 26 Nancy Callan mon-sat11am-5:30pm; sun Red Chador: Genesis I. Anida Yoeu Rodriguez embarks on a collabora- stationhousegallery.com new metal work by Les Eelkema. & Katherine Gray: The Clown 12-5pm. Located in the historic Fair- Ali’s installation and performance tive iteration of the Chinese Zodiac mon-sat 10:30am-5:30pm. No reception planned. See our in Me Loves You. A hot-sculpted haven village of Bellingham since work investigate the artistic, spiritu- with 13 Mexican and ChicanX/ Free admission. website for updates and follow fusion of kitsch and catharsis. 1969, Good Earth Pottery specializes al, and political collisions of a hybrid Chicane artists. Sep 3-25 Elementals. A felted ex- us on Facebook and Instagram. Trimpin: Hear & Now. A large-scale ploration of the classic elements of kinetic sound sculpture. Opening Oct antiquity, Earth, Fire, Air and Water, BAINBRIDGE ISLAND 1 Catherine Alice Michaelis: Root by Horsefly artist,Maureen Bound displays many pivot points in The Red Chador: LeBourdais. Oct 8-30 Travelling Bainbridge Arts and Crafts her career with extensive holdings Opening performance with a Painter's Eye. On her paint- 151 Winslow Way E. from the Cynthia Sears Artist’s Genesis I & reception er's path, DEVEREUX HODGSON ✆206-842-3132 Books Collection. Molly Vaughan: Performance OCT 7th, 5 - 7pm found new vistas and inspiration bacart.org Project 42 raises awareness of & Installation by through her travels in Europe and mon-sat 10am-6pm; the violence that transgender and Artist talk & North America and captured scenes sun 11am-5pm. gender non-conforming individuals Anida Yoeu Ali closing reception that resonated through a variety of Bainbridge Arts & Crafts, a nonprofit face in contemporary American OCT 7 to NOV 20 2021 NOV 20th, 2pm tools and techniques: photography, organization, fosters the creation society with “42” referencing the watercolour and oil sketches. and appreciation of fine contem- average lifespan of someone in this porary art and craft by jurying, community. Opening Oct 8 Cory exhibiting, and representing the Bennett Anderson: Heroes. A work of Northwest artists, and by combination of pop themes, iconic WASHINGTON offering arts education and outreach images, and neo-expressionist experiences to all ages throughout techniques to reflect modern society ANACORTES Kitsap County and the region. We and its complexities. have a new exhibition every month, Scott Milo Gallery and stay open until 8pm on the first BELLEVUE 420 Commercial Ave Friday of each month for openings. ✆360-293-6938 We offer artist conversations, Bellevue Arts Museum scottmilo.com usually on the first Saturday of the 510 Bellevue Way NE tue-sat 11am-5pm and by appt. month, in the gallery and via FB Live. ✆425-519-0770 bellevuearts.org Sep 3-28 Scott Milo Gallery wel- Details can be found on our website For current hours, please check comes back Anacortes artist, Anne at bacart.org and past talks and website. Admission: adults $15; Martin McCool with her newest artist features are available for students/seniors/military (ID re- collection of mixed media acrylic viewing at our YouTube channel, quired) $12; youth (7-17) $8; teens WesternGallery.wwu.edu on canvas. McCool has added a listed as Bainbridge Arts & Crafts. (with TeenTix) $5; children under 6 collaged method to her work. Also and members free. OPEN M-F 10a – 4p & SAT 12p – 4p showing are mixed media pastels

46 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 47 of the pioneers as well as a used shadow as a rich metaphor Vignettes by Matthew Kangas WASHINGTON changing featured exhibit. Enjoy for the ephemeral, the hidden, and our viewing deck and our delightful, the unknown. This exhibition invites affordable Museum Store. Spacious artists to journey into the shadow- QUEER VISIBILITY: DEAN SAMESHIMA & ANTHONY WHITE parking lot. Ongoing Hugo Helmer: lands and see what mysteries will Skagit’s Own Music Man. Hugo be revealed there. Juried by artist Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle. Oct 2021 - Jan 2022 instructed hundreds of children Terry Valdez. Oct 23 Fall Festival. Curators Nina Bozicnik and Kira Sue continue the Henry’s Viewpoints series by high- throughout the region, established An outdoor festival themed around lighting two men of color, Dean Sameshima of Berlin, Germany, and Anthony White, Hugo Helmer’s Accordion Band in the 'Chasing Shadows' exhibition: from Seattle. The former makes connect-the-dots drawings based on old gay leather the 1930s, dance band and first food, drink, and fun! magazine photos; the latter piles on the world with dancing fi gures, equating the male marching accordion band in the US!

Courtesy of the artist and Greg Kucera Gallery Courtesy of the artist and Greg Kucera nude with ubiquitous consumer products. This project received funding from SEATTLE Anthony White, Boyz of the Wild, 2020. Skagit County. visitskagitvalley.com. On loan from Seth Grizzle. Photo: Anthony White ArtXchange Gallery LYNDEN 512 1st Ave S CONTEMPORARY JOOMCHI: NEW WORKS BY JIYOUNG CHUNG ✆206-839-0377 artxchange.org ArtXchange Gallery, Seattle. Oct 7 - Nov 20 Jansen Art Center tue-sat 11am-5:30pm. After her studies at the Rhode Island School of Design and Cranbrook Academy of Art, 321 Front St ArtXchange Gallery exhibits in Detroit, Jiyoung Chung’s career took o with her exploration of an ancient Korean ✆360-354-3600 contemporary art from around the craft tradition, hand-felted hanji (mulberry) paper, or joomchi. While reviving the per- jansenartcenter.org world that reflects the diversity forated, dyed and stacked paper-panel technique – and even writing a book on the tue-thu 11am-7pm; fri & sat of influences shaping the Seattle topic – Chung has also exhibited all over the world. Her colorful structures breathe 11am-5pm. The Jansen Art Center community and contemporary global new life into modernist abstraction. is a unique building that was once culture. Through rotating bi-monthly Jiyoung Chung, The Life Accompanied, 2020 home to the Lynden City Hall and exhibits, the gallery showcases Fire Station, and is now a regional works including the contemporary BELLINGHAM wed-sat 10:30am-5pm or by appt. artifacts, to create a series of glass artistic hub to 6 creative art studios, hand-felted paper joomchi works of For 36 years, WaterWorks Gallery projects documenting his family's a 110 seat performance hall, 2 floors Jiyoung Chung, the Latin-American OLD CITY HALL, 121 Prospect St. located in Friday Harbor, San Juan and the Coast Salish people's of exhibit space and a gallery shop abstractions of Fulgencio Lazo in- wed-sun 12-5pm. To Oct 31 All Island has been a contemporary history. Standing, Still represents with exhibits and classes rotating spired by Oaxacan culture, the iconic Dressed Up…The Whatcom Mu- light filled gallery space that strength and unity in times of seasonally. Opening Sep 2 From lighted fish sculptures ofElaine seum's clothing collection includes continues to evolve as a gallery struggle. This exhibition strives to then ’Til Now featuring paintings Hanowell, and more. hundreds of historic garments dedicated to showing artists from capture both the societal standstill by Antonio Gonzales, Space and spanning from the 1800s through the Islands, Washington, Oregon and caused by the pandemic and the Light by Susan Bennerstrom, the BONFIRE Gallery the mid-20th century. The exhibit BC. The represented artists, painters, resiliency of communities, who have Whatcom Artist Studio Tour 2021 603 South Main St ✆ shows some of the more colorful sculptors and jewelers reflect the emerged still standing after their Showcase and the Fall Juried 206-790-1073 thisisbonfire.com examples of artistry as fashion areas beauty, both conventional experiences. Eleven artists explore Exhibit exhibiting work from over thu-sat noon-5pm and by appt. in the collection. and unusual. To Sep 21 Elemental: the topic of COVID-19 through 50 regional artists. To Sep 25 Mance Engine: Gifts of Elizabeth Bruno & Tom Small first-person narratives and creative Distraction. A collection of sculp- Elizabeth Bruno paints stories expression. Selected quotes from PORT ANGELES tural curiosities, assemblages, and EVERETT collages–with nods to food, death, that gathered over time. Her flat, each artist accompany their work Port Angeles Fine Arts Center Schack Art Center sometimes collaged, surfaces are on the wall, creating a united narra- politics, art history, mythology, nos- 2921 Hoyt Ave & Webster's Woods talgia and sex. Opening Oct 6 C.T. dichotomies of days past and pres- tive of individual stories. Sculpture Park ✆425-259-5050 schack.org ent with an intent to slow us down. Chew: Non Sequitur. New works of tue-sat 10am-5pm; sun 12-5pm. 1203 E Lauridsen Blvd ink on paper prints and silk scarves. Tom Small’s sculptures are inspired Skagit County ✆360-457-3532 pafac.org Check schack.org for most current Opening reception: Oct 6, 6-8pm. by specific locales on the northwest Historical Museum Gallery: thu-sun 11am-5pm; info. Free admission. Sep 23-Nov 6 501 4th St Non Sequitur is open First Thursday, including the islands, beaches, riv- Sculpture Park: Open daily, sunrise Schacktoberfest Glass Pump- ✆360-466-3365 Oct 7th & Nov 4th 6-8pm. ers, and mountains. Carved in stone to sunset. To Sep 26 Resilient kin Patch. Pick (and purchase) skagitcounty.net/Departments/ and wood and cast in glass. & Creative: A National Juried your favorite glass pumpkin from HistoricalSociety Davidson Galleries Exhibition. Featuring the work of more than 1,000 colorful glass fri, sat, sun 11am-4pm. Admission: 313 Occidental Ave S LA CONNER 42 artists from throughout the U.S. pumpkins handcrafted in the Schack adults $5; seniors and children ✆206-624-7684 that explores themes of resilience. glassblowing studio. You'll also find (6-12) $4; families $10; Members davidsongalleries.com Museum of Northwest Art Resisting the temptation of easy harvest-themed paintings, pottery & 121 First St & children under 6 are free. tue-sat 11am-5:30pm. answers, artists unflinchingly ex- gifts throughout the gallery patch. ✆360-466-4446 monamuseum.org Come to the top of the hill in La Appointments encouraged. plore the impacts of Covid, concerns mon-sat 10am-5pm; sun 12-4pm. Conner for a spectacular view of Sep 3-Oct 30 Humio Tomita: about environmental crisis, political Free admission thanks to our local history at the Skagit County Serigraphs. Connected: Complete FRIDAY HARBOR and social upheaval, and their own members and supporters! To Oct 10 Historical Museum. You’ll tour three Portfolios & Suites. A collection deeply personal experiences of pain. WaterWorks Gallery Dan Friday: Future Artifacts. Glass outstanding galleries of fascinating of major print suites by international, Opening Oct 9 Chasing Shadows: 315 Argyle Ave artist, and Coast Salish Native from Skagit history–from the Native national and regional artists that A Juried Exhibition. Across many ✆360-378-3060 the Swinomish and Lummi Nation, Americans of the area through provide a deep focus on a traditions, poets and prophets have waterworksgallery.com Dan Friday researched Coast Salish the early industry and home life particular subject.

48 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 49 Online & In-Person Untold Stories: Demonstrations The Kinsey African American Art & History Collection Exhibitions TACOMA ART MUSEUM, Tacoma WA - To Nov 28 Gallery Shows by Rosemary Ponnekanti Open Studios How to sum up fi ve centuries of Black artistry and Art Parties & More achievement in just 300 words? It’s impossible, of course. But in three lifetimes of collecting, the Kinsey family have come close. Their dedication and vision coalesce in their magnifi cent collection of African and African American art and rare arti- facts now resplendent in two big galleries at Taco- ma Art Museum. THE SEATTLE Because the Kinseys don’t just collect. Working with local curators, they combine those works in a powerful narrative that both clarifi es and tran- GLASS EXPERIENCE scends oppression, celebrating greatness in a tapestry of untold stories. There’s a small, heavy rock from the slave port of Gorée Island, Senegal, OCTOBER 14-17, 2021 just next to a larger-than-life-size graphic of Kwesi Hutchful’s Door of No Return, through which slaves were forced from their home. Unbelievably, it shines with transcendent light. Slave documents

Photo: Courtesy of The Kinsey African American Art & History Collection and shackles are countered by marriage certifi - Robert Scott Duncanson, Landscape, Autumn, cates and serene Hudson School landscapes by c. 1865, oil on board Robert S. Duncanson and Edward Bannister. An entire wall of issues of the NAACP magazine The Crisis sings loud of wit, artistry and social truth. In the upstairs gallery, the collection moves through the 20th and 21st centuries, from the angular geometry of the ’40s and ’50s through the experimentation and expressionism of the ’60s and ’70s to contemporary masters like Sam Gilliam, whose painting Wonder dips thick, joyful pools of cobalt. Wall texts tell of Black entrepre- neurs, art collectives, academics, inventors. Sev- eral Jacob Lawrence works give a Northwest nod, and photo-portraits of eight Black Tacoma leaders grace the corridor, although you can’t help wish- ing for a reference to rising Tacoma artists like Christopher Paul Jordan or Lourdes Jackson.

Photo: Courtesy of The Kinsey African American Art & History Collection The Kinsey Collection tells many stories of Portrait of Bernard, Shirley, and Khalil Kinsey the harsh reality of Black oppression. But it also transforms the narrative from victimized to victorious. As Ava Cosey’s glittery-eyed goddess expresses in Ancestor’s Torch (2011), Black folks “did not come to America because it was a better place. We came and made it a better place.”

Conversation with the Kinseys on the Harlem Renaissance Oct 3, 2-3:30pm Nao Yamamoto at Seattle Glassblowing Studio. Photo: Megan Swann Photography tacomaartmuseum.org

50 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com REFRACTSEATTLE.ORG PREVIEW 51 SEATTLE of contemporary Indigenous life the Industrial Revolution. He depicts within and beyond settler systems trains in a myriad of landscapes and Foster/White Gallery of knowledge, representation, fictional narratives, that beckon the JULY 31- 220 3rd Ave S, #100 and value. Opening Oct 23 Boren train’s history as a powerful agent NOV ✆206-622-2833 fosterwhite.com Banner Series: Sadie Wechsler of change. Opening reception: Sep 2, 28 tue-sat 10am-6pm. will feature a new work inspired by 6-8pm. Oct 7-30 Royal Nebeker. Sep 2-25 Eva Isaksen: Here Now. the ecological history of the Frye's A curated selection of pieces by the Isaksen’s newest body of work First Hill neighborhood. Ongoing late internationally recognized Pa- carries a deep sense of gravitas Human Nature Animal, Animal cific Northwest artist Royal Nebeker communicated through the simpli- Culture: Selections from the Frye (1945-2014). Nebeker’s paintings fication of the abstract. Continuing Art Museum Collection focuses on and monotypes are dreamlike, with ® her explorations in collage, Isaksen portrayals of domesticated animals a focus on the human figure, and incorporates physical elements of from the Museum’s collection as a personal relationships. His autobi- significance from her life; personal way to examine how human-animal ographical, narrative imagery often textiles, letters, and clippings of fa- relations have shifted over time. Art centers on identity, and the influence vorite texts are layered within steady on the Mind: Ten Years of Creative of dream and memory. Nebeker’s forms and a sophisticated palette. Aging illustrates the successes of pieces are often embellished with Organized by The AT Oct 7-23 Julie Himel: Broken arts engagement for people living text and notations, as well as Bernard & Shirley Beautiful. Himel’s work explores with dementia. Kinsey Foundation collaged ephemera. for Arts & Education the space between our connection Opening reception: Oct 7, 6-8pm. and KBK Enterprises, with and distance from the natural Gallery 110 Incorporated. world. In her paintings she uses real 110 3rd Ave S Henry Art Gallery Curated by Khalil ✆206-624-9336 gallery110.com B. Kinsey. Samuel and imagined places, high color, and University of Washington L. Dunson, Jr., The generous paint application in her thu-sat 12-5pm or by appt. 15th Ave NE and NE 41st St Cultivators, Courtesy projection of self into the dream-like Sep 2-30 Stephan Jahanshahi: ✆206-543-2280 henryart.org of The Kinsey African spaces her work inhabits. Field of Play. Striking semi-abstract sat & sun 10am-5pm. Starting Oct 2: American Art & History Collection b&w photographs of rugby-playing thu 10am-7pm; fri-sun 10am-5pm. Frye Art Museum bodies in action coupled with color Admission is free through Septem- 704 Terry Ave portraits showcasing amateur rugby ber 2021. To Sep 12 Elaine Camer- TACOMAARTMUSEUM.ORG ✆206-622-9250 fryemuseum.org players in the Pacific Northwest. A on-Weir: STAR CLUB REDEMPTION wed-sun 11am-5pm. rugger himself, Jahanshahi’s images BOOTH. Repurposed objects that Free admission. highlight a diverse community creates exquisitely assembled Opening Sep 11 Recent Acquisi- brought together by sport. Seattle forms that conjure speculative uses Northwest is known as the center and members free. See website Seattle Asian Art Museum tions in Contemporary Art brings Art Fair Deconstructed–extend- or ritual applications in times past of glass art in the US, which is why for Special Exhibition pricing. 1400 E Prospect St ✆206-654-3100 together artworks by a range of ed view. Selected new works by and future. Opening Oct 2 Derrick artists around the region come To Sep 16 Dawn Cerny: Les seattleartmuseum.org local, national, and international Gallery 110 Artists. Come build your Adams and Barbara Earl Thomas: together every year to host Refract: Choses, sculptures by the Betty fri-sun 10am-5pm. Admission: artists. Opening Sep 18 Duane collection! Oct 1-30 Please see Packaged Black brings together The Seattle Glass Experience. The Bowen Award-winner. To Oct 17 adults $14.99; seniors & military Linklater: mymothersside features website for updates. the work of Adams and Thomas festival offers visitors unparalleled SPECIAL EXHIBITION Monet at (with ID) $12.99; students (with ID) artworks across a range of mediums in a collaborative, multi-media access to both emerging artists and Étretat, focusing on the artist’s & teens (15-18) $9.99; children 14 exploring the contradictions Greg Kucera Gallery installation developed from their master glassmakers who laid the engagement with the seaside village and under and members free. Free 212 3rd Ave S shared dialogue about representa- groundwork for Seattle’s flourishing in Normandy, France, as he pursued to all on the last Friday of the month. ✆206-624-0770 gregkucera.com tion, Black identity, and practices of glass scene. Programming includes his unique vision of Impression- Ongoing Boundless: Stories of tue-sat 10:30am-5:30pm. Masks cultural resistance. Diana Al-Hadid: new exhibitions, art parties, studio ism. Opening Oct 15 Frisson: The Asian Art. Explore SAM’s renowned are required when visiting. Archive of Longings. A selection tours, live glass demonstrations, Richard E. Lang and Jane Lang Asian art collection in a thematic Sep 2-Oct 9 Richard Gilkey: of 14 sculptural works that identify hands-on opportunities to create Davis Collection, works by some presentation organized around A Sampling: 1960s-1970s. Jim Al-Hadid’s investigation of historical, your own pieces, and more. For the of the most influential American and 12 themes central to Asia’s arts Hodges: Recent Editions. Opening mythological, and biblical narratives full in-person and online schedule, European post-war artists, including and societies such as worship and Oct 14 Jody Isaacson: Absence of of women as a fundamental links to ticketed and free events, Francis Bacon, Lee Krasner, Clyfford celebration, visual arts and litera- Presence. David Byrd Montrose, through-line of her practice. Opening or to book a stay with an official Re- Still, Philip Guston, Joan Mitchell, ture, and clothing and identity. Be/ VA 1958-1988. Oct 16 Math Bass: a picture stuck fract hotel, visit RefractSeattle.org. David Smith, and others. longing: Contemporary Asian Art. in the mirror. Features oil paintings, Ongoing Barbara Earl Thomas: The Works by 12 notable contemporary Harris Harvey Gallery a kinetic wall work, sculpture, Seattle Art Museum Geography of Innocence. Portraits artists, addressing topics such 1915 First Ave and large-scale wall applications. 1300 First Ave in cut paper and glass, carrying the as individuals and their places in ✆206-443-3315 Opening Oct Queer Visibility: Dean ✆206-654-3100 sediments of history and grappling changing societies, the past and harrisharveygallery.com Sameshima & Anthony White. seattleartmuseum.org with race and the color line. North- its lingering presence, and the tue-sat 11am-6pm wed-sun 10am-5pm. Online west Modernism: Four Japanese ambiguity and complexity of gender. Sep 2-Oct 2 Gary Faigin: The Age Refract: advance purchased recommended. Americans. Celebrating four of Kenzan Tsutakawa-Chinn: Gather. of Steam. Faigin, a Northwest artist The Seattle Glass Experience General Admission: adults $19.99; Seattle’s leading artists: Kenjiro An LED-light installation taking the and leading proponent of realist refractseattle.org seniors & military (with ID) $17.99; Nomura, Kamekichi Tokita, Paul shape of a canopy with a cross pat- Humio Tomita, 76-56. Edition 29/30. Signed. painting, focuses on the steam en- Oct 14-17 Refract: The Seattle students (with ID) & teens (15-18) Horiuchi, and George Tsutakawa. tern found in both ikat and sashiko Photo: Nikki Barber gine as the quintessential symbol of Glass Experience. The Pacific $12.99; children 14 and under (stitch) textile. Davidson Galleries, Seattle

52 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 53 SEATTLE or visit website. To Oct 14 Women 10am-9pm. Admission: adults(18+) Painters of Washington present their $12; seniors (65+) and students Vignettes by Joseph Gallivan OREGON Shift Gallery third quarter show Small Packages. (+ID) $10; youth (6-17) $7; children 312 S Washington St Over 100 small works by 24 WPW (5 & under) and MAC members free. ✆607-379-9523 shiftgallery.org artist will be shown at the gallery The Museum's cafe is temporar- CLAUDIA CAVE: INTERIORS AND INTERIORITY Temporarily open by appt. only. located in the Columbia Center ily closed. To Sep 19 American Hallie Ford Museum of Art, Salem. To Dec 4 Please check website for updates. Building. Look for the tallest building Original: The Life and Work of Claudia Cave, who grew up in Salem, makes drawings and paintings whose subjects Sep 2-Oct 2 Anna Macrae:Playing in Seattle and go to the 3rd floor. John James Audubon. An exclusive range “from spiky female fi gures to zooming canines and occasional cats to smooth- for Time attempts to calm the OFFSITE: Red Sky Gallery, 17171 selection of original prints, paintings, ly excavated landscape forms.” Cave loves interiors, rendered in meticulous detail, potential chaos and find beauty in Bothell Way NE, #AO11, Lake Forest manuscripts and personal posses- and she often shows cross sections of houses. Tiny women populate them like toys what is reveled and redacted. Karey Park. tue-sat 12-4pm. Sep 1-30 sions of an American icon. Justin in a dollhouse or fi gures in an architectural drawing. Guest curator Roger Hull says, Photo: Aaron Johanson Kessler: Imagined Topographies of This is Me. Women Painters of Gibbens: Birds and Beasts. Trained Claudia Cave, Light House, 2008 “Cave’s focus on interiors can lead her further inward, to the realm of interiority – the a Vanishing Wilderness blends to- Washington was founded 92 years in both scientific illustration and tra- Hallie Ford Museum of Art, Willamette University, psychic zone of thoughts, dreams, ennui, and sometimes apprehension.” gether contour maps with wandering ago to foster appreciation of women ditional Chinese fine line bird-and- Maribeth Collins Art Acquisition Fund, 2008.068 lines, while these topographic maps artists. While the last many months flower painting, Gibbens’ subversive address the uncertainty of vanishing have been difficult it has been excel- zoological watercolor drawings are LOUISE BOURGEOIS: WHAT IS THE SHAPE OF THIS PROBLEM wilderness. Sung I Chin: Liminal lent for artists to become clearer inspired from both real-life Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at PSU, Portland. 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In asking “What is the shape of this problem?” in her art, Bourgeois abstraction - specifically addressing 1201 Western Ave, Suite 105 the Tiffany artworks from Chicago's the formal role color can play in ✆206-622-7243 distinguished Richard H. Driehaus makes su ering and artmaking parallel entities, according to curator Naomi Potter of the Esker Foundation in Calgary, Canada. painting. Oct 7-30 Reflections. woodsidebrasethgallery.com Collection, highlighting master- Louise Bourgeois, Art is a guaranty of sanity, 1999 Artists Flora Ramirez-Bustamante, tue-sat 11am-6pm. works never before presented in a Susan Mask, Susan E. Springer, Sep 1-30 Susan Bennerstrom: comprehensive exhibition. Ongoing A NEW WOMAN: CLARA BARCK WELLES, INSPIRATION & INFLUENCE and Robin Arnitz use a variety of Inside Out. “An extended trip What We Make: Nature as media, both 3D and 2D, to share to Morocco in 2019 filled me to Inspiration. Discover how the IN ARTS & CRAFTS SILVER diverse, personal experiences. overflowing with inspiration for landscape inspires art-making Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at the University of Oregon, Eugene. future paintings. I surprised myself through the works and relationship Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 2, 2022 Women Painters by becoming entranced by this state of Northwest artists Wesley Wehr Clara Barck Welles was a feminist, activist, artist and maker in the early 20th cen- of Washington Gallery of stillness–it was so the opposite and Joseph Goldberg. tury. She co-founded the Kalo Shop of Chicago, a studio famous for its elegant Arts Columbia Center Building of my recent experience. In the and Crafts silver hollowware, fl atware and jewelry. 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54 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 55 ASTORIA of color and brushstroke, painter Arts Festival (Nov 5-7), or Spring Ruth Shively brings a new series Unveiling (Apr 29-May 1, 2022), for Oregon artist John Mueller presents of oil paintings for her exhibition at incomparable immersive art experi- Queen Nefertari’s Egypt a series of eclectic and enticingly Imogen Gallery. Shively, a figurative ences. Visit the website for listings PORTLAND ART MUSEUM, Portland OR - Oct 16, 2021 - Jan 16, 2022 provocative multimedia pieces, each painter adds a more narrative of galleries and event information. an exploration of artistic intent and approach with the inclusion of land- by Joseph Gallivan execution, created with a sharp wit scape, most specifically reference Northwest By Northwest and an accessible sense of humor. to waterways and marine vessels Gallery Nefertari (1290-1224 BCE), not to be confused with Guest collaborators include Roger for this series. 232 N Spruce St, across from the Queen Nefertiti, was one of several wives of the pha- Hayes from Astoria and Jamie City Park & info center raoh Ramesses II. She wasn’t just any poly wife though; Gustavson from La Grande. Oct 9- CANNON BEACH ✆503-436-0741 • 1-800-494-0741 she was the favored wife and her royal tagline was nwbynwgallery.com Nov 6 Strength in Numbers. AVA is “The One for Whom the Sun Shines. Beautiful Compan- a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that Cannon Beach Gallery daily 11am-6pm. receives significant support from in- 1064 S Hemlock St American Masters. Regional Artists. ion. First Royal Spouse.” dividual members who believe in the ✆503-436-0744 Works by leading public bronze Her tomb and its contents provide a familiar look in- cannonbeacharts.org sculptor Georgia Gerber, known important role the arts play through- side the afterlife of the Egyptian ruling class, with the out the Lower Columbia Pacific wed-sun 11am-4pm. for Rachel the Market Pig at Pike Region. These supporters are invited Sep 1-26 Textiles exhibition Place in Seattle and Tuffed Puffins statues of deities and preserved household items that to participate in this large annual featuring Kyla Sjogren, Sydney in Cannon Beach. Ann Fleming, are customary in Egyptian royal tombs. The 230-piece group exhibit and celebration. Learn Dufka, Orquidia Violeta, Allyn Cantor, known for Mama Bear and The collection is drawn from the Museo Egizio in Turin, how to support the arts and join the Julie Rochelle, Melissa Monroe. This Mending. Architect Don Stastny, Italy, and is one of the best collections outside Egypt. cause at AstoriaVisualArts.org. exhibit will feature a variety of hand- known for his bronze sculptures crafted textile work. Artist reception: and paintings that honor Native Queen Nefertari’s Egypt celebrates the role of wom- Imogen Gallery Sep 18, 4:30-6:30pm during the Americans. Works of Oregon's en, from goddesses to queens to commoners. Queen 240 11th St Earth and Ocean Festival. Sep 29- Master of Fine Art Film Photography, Nefertari appears in many sculptures and images and ✆503-468-0620 imogengallery.com Oct 31 Playing card exhibition Christopher Burkett, featured artist is identifi ed in inscriptions on buildings associated with mon-sat 11am-5pm; sun 11am- featuring painted playing cards on PBS WEEKEND NewsHour. Laura Ramesses II. A temple was consecrated to her in Abu 4pm; wed by appt. done in accordance with the theme: Obrien's oil paintings of Haystack Sep 11-Oct 4 Darren Orange: Bowsers, Bunnies, and Bees. Artist Rock National Wildlife Refuge and Simbel, beside the one dedicated to her husband. Her Merkabah Glitch in the Matrix. Or- reception: Oct 9, 4:30-6:30pm. ART- Marine Garden Island Sanctuary and Statue of the goddess Mut, New Kingdom, tomb is the largest and most richly decorated in the egon artist Daren Orange brings yet IST GRANT: The Cannon Beach Arts Hazel Schlesinger’s abstracts and 18th-20th Dynasties, 1539 – 1076 B.C.E., Valley of the Queens. It was discovered in 1904 by ar- another powerful series pushing the Association offers an Individual Artist plein air oils. Other works include limestone. Museo Egizio, Turin. chaeologists led by Ernesto Schiaparelli, then director unseen boundaries of mark making Grant for original work each year. kiln formed glass & paintings by of the Museo Egizio. as expression. His latest series delves The grant amount is $2,000 and Angelita Surmon. And of course, into the “not so randomness of free may be awarded in part or in total our Sculpture Garden on Spruce Look out for smooth stone statues of the goddess Sekhmet (wearing a lioness mask) and a association mark making on canvas, to those who qualify. Proposals must St is defined byIvan McLean's granite statue of Ramesses II seated between the human-size gods Amon and Mut. Stunning echoing the constructed creation be submitted by October 1, 2021. contemporary works Reinvention pieces include the statue of Keret, overseer of the harem, whose folded legs are enclosed in of the cosmos.” Oct 9-Nov 8 Ruth and Red Sphere. fabric, forming a large block. Shively: Gone Fishing: The Art Cannon Beach Gallery Group of Rest & Relaxation. A master various locations White Bird Gallery Also on show are Schiaparelli discoveries made in the nearby village of Deir el-Medinaw, cbgallerygroup.com 251 N Hemlock St showing what daily life would have been like for the artisans who constructed Nefertari’s tomb. Every day is an art walk in Cannon ✆503-436-2681 Beach Oregon! Cannon Beach is whitebirdgallery.com portlandartmuseum.org the Oregon Coast’s premier small- daily 11am-5pm. town experience, named one of To Sep 6 50th Anniversary Sum- the World’s Most Beautiful Places mer Celebration. Sep 10-Oct 30 EUGENE social activism of one of the nation’s and death. “The drawings are my by National Geographic and one Randall David Tipton: Solo show most noteworthy early 20th century attempt to visually converse about of America’s Best Art Towns. Visit of watermedia paintings. Tipton’s Jordan Schnitzer artisans and entrepreneurs. these invisible entities,” he explains. a dozen galleries all within easy introspective paintings stem from Museum of Art Artist talk on Facebook Live: Sep 2, walking distance in this picturesque a belief in the restorative qualities 1430 Johnson Lane PORTLAND 5:30pm. Gallery Reception: Sep 2, beach town to discover hundreds of nature. Coming of age in the late ✆541-346-3027 6-9pm. Oct 5-30 Lynda Ater: Vary of national, regional and acclaimed 20th century, his innovative process jsma.uoregon.edu Blackfish Gallery and Repeat. Both artist and scientist local artists. You’ll find monumental is informed by the improvisational fri-sun 11am-5pm. Admission: 420 NW 9th Ave by education and sensibility, Ater bronze sculpture, locally created art aspects of Abstract Expressionism adults $5; seniors (62+) $3; mem- ✆503-224-2634 makes art that combines abstracted glass, paintings in all styles, sur- as a direct link to the unconscious. bers, youth (18 and under), students, blackfish.com biological forms with the interac- prising mixed media creations, fine Summer Cliffs by Tipton will be and UO faculty and staff free. tue-sat 11am-5pm. tion of color. Aaron Johanson: art photography, collection worthy featured as our 50th Anniversary Opening Oct 9 A New Woman: To Oct 2 Clint Brown: Angels and 2020+ The plus symbol references ceramic arts and more. Plan your commemorative poster. Sep 18 Clara Barck Welles, Inspiration & Demons. Between the Covid pan- events which arose chronologically visit for one of the town’s annual art Earth & Ocean Arts Festival. Influence in Arts & Crafts Silver. demic and reaching his 80th year, after calendrical 2020 had come Randall David Tipton, Summer Cliffs, 2021 festivals including Earth & Ocean Raku firing on the Beach with This exhibition focuses on the Clint Brown was inspired to visually to a close and this show addresses White Bird Gallery, Cannon Beach (Sep 16-19), Stormy Weather Dave & Boni Deal. artistic work, career, and feminist explore the mystic apparitions of life events that extended into early Celebrating its 50th anniversary!

56 SEP - OCT 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 57 PORTLAND Oregon Jewish tue-fri 11am-5:30pm; sat 11am- Museum and Center 5pm. Established in 1986, the Russo 2021. Artist talk on Facebook Live: for Holocaust Education Lee Gallery is a distinctive showcase ART BOOKS AND EXHIBITION CATALOGUES OF INTEREST SEP OCT 2021 Oct 7, 5:30pm. Gallery Reception: 724 NW Davis St for the art of the Pacific Northwest. Oct 7, 6-9pm. Gallery talk with ✆503-226-3600 ojmche.org Sep 2-Oct 2 Rae Mahaffey and Lynda Ater and Aaron Johanson: wed-sat 11am-4pm. Gina Wilson. Oct 7-30 Audrey Tu- ALDEN MASON: PAINTINGS is a comprehensive monograph published to coincide Oct 16, 1pm. The museum’s main gallery features limiero Welch and Michael Brophy. with the Bellevue Arts Museum exhibition celebrating the iconic Washington artist (to rotating exhibitions of national and Oct 10). During his extraordinarily long career as both an artist and teacher, Mason Blue Sky Gallery international stature. Three core SALEM (1919-2013) reinvented his style several times and would prove to be an infl uential 122 NW 8th Ave exhibits anchor the museum: force, inspiring the next generation of artists in the region. Through an exuberance in ✆503-225-0210 Discrimination and Resistance, Hallie Ford Museum of Art form, color and style, the prolifi c painter helped lead the way from the aesthetics of blueskygallery.org An Oregon Primer, which identifies Willamette University the Northwest School to midcentury modernist art in the Pacifi c Northwest. wed-sat 12-5 pm | Closed the discrimination as a tool used to 700 State St first Wednesday of each month affect varied groups of people ✆503-370-6855 Hardcover, 216 pp., US$40. Available at the Bellevue Arts Museum Shop, 425-519-0770, for install. Check website for over the history of this region; The willamette.edu/arts/hfma and Foster/White Gallery, 206-622-2833. First Thursday hours. Holocaust, An Oregon Perspec- tue-sat 12pm-5pm. Admission: Sep 2-Oct 2 Gary Burnley: Critical tive, a history of the Holocaust general, $6; seniors (55+), $4; Mass Solo Show Award Winner. that employs the stories of Oregon students (18+ with ID), $3; MONET AT ÉTRETAT studies a period of the artist’s work during the mid-1880s, when Burnley visually restructures the survivors; and Oregon Jewish Sto- Tuesday is a free day. he traveled to the town of Étretat on the Normandy coast for extended painting so- Black lived experience by offering ries, an installation focused on the Opening Sep 18 Time in Place: journs. It accompanies an exhibition at the Seattle Art Museum (to Oct 17). The book viewers an alternative to long-held experience of the Jews of Oregon. Northwest Art from the Permanent features works by Claude Monet and his contemporaries Gustave Courbet, Camille Western ideals. AL J Thompson: Collection explores concepts of Corot and Eugène Boudin, along with photographs and historical material. Author Remnants of an Exodus. Thomp- Portland Art Museum place as expressed in Northwest art Chiyo Ishikawa, former SAM curator of European painting, places Monet’s Étretat son's second home, away from his 1219 SW Park Ave over the past 150 years. Included in works within the context of his artistic ambitions and frustrations at a key moment in ✆503-226-2811 the exhibition are examples of paint- native Jamaica, is Spring Valley, NY, his life and career. Through biographical context, the book o ers a vivid account of a community of Caribbean emigres. portlandartmuseum.org ings, prints, drawings, sculpture, and Monet’s artistic progression during this pivotal time. In this exhibition Thompson turns wed-sun 10am-5pm. Admission: regalia by some of the foremost art- the camera on this ever-changing adults $20: seniors (62+) & students ists of our region, including Natalie Hardcover, 80 pp., US$19.95. Available at SAM Shop, 206-654-3120, or online. community as it evolves demo- (18+ with ID) $17; children (17 and Ball, James Castle, Marie Craig, Carl graphically and politically. under) & members free. Admission Hall, Charles Heaney, Robert Kentta, Oct 7-30 Noelle Mason: X-ray rates are subject to change, please James Lavadour, April Waters, and LYSE LEMIEUX: TRESPASSERS / INTRUS is the companion publication to the Burnaby Vision v. Invisibility. Noelle Mason check website for updates. Marie Watt, among many others. Art Gallery exhibition (to Sep 19). Show and book feature a selection of the interdis- challenges the traditional application Sep 1-19 Venice VR Expanded Ongoing Claudia Cave: Interiors ciplinary artist’s two- and three-dimensional works from the past 30 years. Originally of photography as a documentary 2021. 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