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April - May 2021 preview-art.com SSNAP 2021/2022 The Salt Spring National Art Prize

Accepting Submissions Until May 31st

Call to all Canadian Artists

Open to emerging, mid-career, and established artists who are Canadian citizens and permanent residents $41,000 in prize money

The Salt Spring National Art Prize

The 2021/2022 SSNAP Exhibition Details and entry form at free online reservation www.saltspringartprize.ca saltspringartprize.ca ParkerArtSalon.com Tossed by the Wind oil on canvas, 1939, 32 1/8 x 27 1/4 in, 81.6 x 69.2 cm estimate: $1,200,000 - $1,600,000

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ALBERTA Prince Rupert PREVIEWS & FEATURES 8 Banff, Calgary Prince George St. Albert 10 Canmore, Edmonton 11 Lethbridge 9 Alberta Vignettes Skidegate Edmonton 12 Medicine Hat, St. Albert 10 Surfing the Collection - Alberta Foundation HAIDA BRITISH COLUMBIA for the Arts GWAII 12 Abbotsford 12 Alberta Vignettes North 13 Burnaby 13 E'yies'lek Rocky LaRock - The Reach West Vancouver Port Moody Williams Lake 14 Castlegar, Comox Valley, Coquitlam Vancouver Coquitlam 15 Duncan, Grand Forks 16 British Columbia Vignettes Burnaby Maple Ridge 16 Kamloops, Kelowna 17 The 5th Okanagan Print Triennial - Richmond New Westminster Banff Canmore 18 Langley, Nanaimo, Nelson, New Westminster, Chilliwack Calgary Vernon Public Art Gallery Surrey Langley Salmon Arm Tsawwassen White Rock Abbotsford 20 Penticton 20 Feast for the Eyes - The Polygon Gallery Kamloops Vernon 21 Port Alberni, Port Moody, Prince George 22 Art by Students - Surrey Art Gallery 22 Prince Rupert Whistler Kelowna Medicine Hat 23 Qualicum Beach, Richmond, Salmon Arm, 24 British Columbia Vignettes Skidegate Comox Valley 34 Corbin Union - Contemporary Art Gallery Penticton Nelson 24 Surrey, Vancouver Qualicum Beach Vancouver Lethbridge 40 Vernon, Victoria 36 Corey Bulpitt - Lattimer Gallery Port Alberni (see inset) Grand Forks Castlegar 43 West Vancouver 39 Ira Hoffecker -f ortune gallery Nanaimo 44 Whistler, White Rock, Williams Lake Duncan Bellingham 45 Washington Vignettes Victoria Anacortes WASHINGTON La Conner 47 Alden Mason - Friday Harbor 45 Anacortes, Bainbridge Island 51 Jacob Lawrence - Everett 46 Bellevue, Bellingham, Everett, Friday Harbor Port Angeles 47 La Conner, Olympia 52 Washington Vignettes Bellevue Spokane 48 Port Angeles, Seattle 55 Ansel Adams - Portland Art Museum 53 Spokane Bainbridge Island Seattle 56 Oregon Vignettes Olympia OREGON 57 Outdoor Art Walk in Cannon Beach 53 Astoria, Cannon Beach 59 Art Books and Exhibition Catalogues WASHINGTON 56 Portland 58 Salem 60 Art Services Pacific Ocean 62 Index © 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 Paula Fairweather, Publisher Meredith Areskoug, Listings Editor Salem Sylvia Talbot, Account Manager Cover: Meryl McMaster, From a Still Unquiet Place (detail), Naomi Pauls, Copy Editor 2019, photograph. Part of Capture Photography Festival. Eugene Judith Mazari, Graphic Designer Photo: Courtesy of the Artist, Stephen Bulger Gallery, Toronto, The views, opinions and positions expressed are those and Pierre-François Ouellette art contemporain, Montreal. of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the publisher. Please note that all gallery particulars are set Banner Image: Feast for the Eyes at The Polygon Gallery OREGON out as submitted by clients prior to the date of publication. Photo: Alison Boulier. 6 APR - MAY 2021 H FIRST THURSDAY OR LATE OPENINGS preview-art.com PREVIEW 7 For the most current gallery hours, Foundation presents 119 works– exhibition updates, craft events, and prints, textiles, and holograms, from ALBERTA online shopping visit albertacraft.ab. 1940s-2000s by this legendary art- ca and follow along on social media ist. Chris Curreri: Thick Skull, Thin Vignettes by Robin Laurence ALBERTA BANFF @albertacraftcouncil. Exhibitions will Skin. Clay, photos, bodies, glass, reopen once Alberta Health regula- concrete works (Exposure Festival). WHAT ARE YOUR WEEKEND PLANS? Whyte Museum tions allow. Sharon Rose Kootenay: Fin Simonetti: An Appeal to The New Gallery (TNG), Calgary. To May 23 of the Canadian Rockies recent works carved stone Manitohkewin | Sacred Power Heaven This community-based and participatory project is organized by artist and activist 111 Bear St Made Visible. A series exploring & stained glass. PROJECT SPACE To Qian Cheng in consultation with the Calgary Chinatown Business Improvement Area. ✆403-762-2291 the relationship between traditional Jun 6 Yvonne Kustec: The Garden whyte.org spiritual beliefs and environmental floral figurative work in clay. Operating from TNG’s street-front programming site, known as Billboard 208, the Temporarily closed. We will reopen concerns. Conceived as a visual project, which includes a visual directory of participating businesses, responds to once Alberta Health regulations narrative and social commentary, Founders' Gallery adverse social and economic consequences of the global pandemic by encouraging allow. Please check website Kootenay’s Manitohkewin series The Military Museum public engagement with nearby Chinatown businesses. Qian Cheng melds advertis- for updates. explores the artist’s relationship 4520 Crowchild Trail SW Qian Cheng, ing forms with a community cultural initiative – to positive e ect. What are your weekend plans?, 2021 Ongoing Julya Hajnoczky, part between cultural practices, spiri- ✆403-410-2340 of Exposure Photography Festival. tual beliefs, and global concerns. founders.ucalgary.ca Hajnoczky's multidisciplinary prac- Through a testament of visual art, Opening and hours subject to tice seeks to question the complex Manitohkewin brings an increased COVID-19 guidelines: please check CRAFTED NWT relationship between humans and awareness of contemporary Indige- website for current information. Alberta Craft Gallery, Edmonton. To May 29 and online the natural world. Snapshots, also nous fine craft, as well as a glimpse The Founders' Gallery is by the Organized by NWT Arts and the Craft Council of NWT, this group exhibition reveals the a part of Exposure. This exhibition into the identity of the Indigenous University of Calgary in the Military craft traditions of both northern Indigenous Peoples and settlers. Works on view – by blends prime examples of photo- Northern Plains. Museums. The gallery’s mandate 20 artists from across the Northwest Territories – include jewelry, basketry, beading, graphic artistry with equipment used is now to explore human conflict quillwork, stained glass, ceramics, stone sculpture, clothing and textile art. “Some by notable historic photographers. In Esker Foundation worldwide through projects by craftspeople are purists, adhering to tradition,” the show’s organizers tell us, while Delia Cepoi, Yellowknife, NWT, the Rummel Room, Michael Corner 1011 9th Ave SE, 4th floor local, international, historic, and Beige Cu , 2020 others “blend traditional techniques with contemporary styles.” exhibits a variety of his work and ✆403-930-2490 contemporary artists that challenge subjects from animals to people. eskerfoundation.art viewers’ knowledge of and interac- Please check website for updated tion with war. CALGARY visiting information. Free admission. website and social media channels tue-sat 11am-5pm and by appt. and follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Ongoing : What Glenbow Alberta Craft Gallery is the Shape of This Problem, 130 9th Ave SE for current hours, exhibitions and Apr 10-May 8 Dennis Ekstedt: Instagram and YouTube. Suite 280-1721 29th Ave SW From the Collection of Jordan ✆403-268-4100 glenbow.org events. 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8 APR - MAY 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 9 Surfi ng the Collection ALBERTA FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS by Michael Turner In February 2021, the Berlin In- stitute of Technology released a study that claimed the risk of COVID-19 infection in indoor spaces was lowest in museums. This came as welcome news to vi- sual arts patrons, but it left many wondering about regional varia- tion. In Alberta, per capita rates of infection have been among the highest in Canada, result-

Collection of the Alberta Foundation for Arts ing in prolonged closures of the Kablusiak, SHED (akunnirun kuupak), 2019, one of a fi ve-part digital Art Gallery of Alberta, Glenbow photo/performance series, edition 1/3 Museum and Illingworth Kerr Gallery, among others. Alberta museums are important contributors to Preview and we miss their presence in our pages. But museums are more than buildings and the people who work in them; they are home to collections, some of which are available online. The Alberta Foundation for the Arts is not a museum, but a lender to museums. What it has in common with museums is a collection. Recently, I clicked on its “Recent Acquisitions” link and looked through the work of Kablusiak. In Kablusiak’s fi ve-part digital photo/performance series akunnirun kuupak (2019), a fi gure appears in a series of public spaces covered in a ghost sheet. Curious to know more, I discov- ritories. Organized by NWT Arts and MAIN GALLERY To Apr 17 Caitlin LETHBRIDGE the Craft Council of NWT. Coming Thompson: Dandy Lines. A ered on the Norberg Hall gallery site that Kablusiak is Inuvialuk, an artist and curator based in soon Kitsch, featuring craft founded multi-media installation showcasing Southern Alberta Art Gallery Mohkínstis (Calgary), and their series was shown at Edmonton’s Art Gallery of Alberta in 2019. in ironic value. DISCOVERY GALLERY cosmic country embroidery with 601 3 Ave S ✆403-327-8770 saag.ca According to guest curator Jessie Ray Short: “The ghost serves as a foil for understand- Ongoing Threading Black, an exhi- references to Western fashion bition by Eva Birhanu and Simone design through cyclical, transfor- Opening and hours subject to ing their identity as an urban Inuk who is part of a growing Inuit diaspora. In bringing the Elizabeth Saunders reckoning mative theories of craftwork and COVID-19 guidelines: please check ghost performance to Inuvik after a long absence and presenting the culmination of this work with conversations surrounding animation. Opening Apr 30 website for current information. in Edmonton, Kablusiak reconnects to an important part of their being while simultaneously race, gender, and identity. Coming Tammy Salzl: Emerald Queendom. ONLINE Ongoing Anne Low: Figure creating a presence for Inuit wherever they may be.” soon Marginalia, an exhibition of Intricate mystical creatures, part Like Hearse. A series of commem- collaborative works by Erin Berry humanoid part plant life, inhabit orative new works which anticipate Kablusiak is another artist I might not have learned of had I somewhere else to go. and Chris Savage incorporating landscapes of real and imagined the various in-between states that a ta.ab.ca popular cultural aesthetics with flora and fauna with colour, humour, a work inhabits, as a part of its classical designs. Democracy of sensuality, and kinship in Salzl’s making: coming into form, storage, Jewelry examines consumption in newest multi-media installation. transportation, rest. Svea Ferguson: our fashion-obsessed society, where ART INCUBATOR GALLERY To Apr 17 Penumbra. Ferguson’s sculptures CALGARY canmoreartguild.org EDMONTONpreview-art.com expand the potential of their given April-May 2021 issue featured editorial mass-produced jewelry has become Hilary Mussell: The Vermillion Temporarily closed. @previewartmag a common currency of personal Border. An exhibition of textile and material properties: what is to exist effects on the socio-political and Canmore Art Guild Gallery at Eleva- Alberta Craft Gallery style and expression. fibre-based sculptures that explore as a ground, she is able to make economic sectors experienced with- tion Place. Established in 1980 the 10186 106th St NW the relationship between nature drape in folds, suspending the way in the Chinese diasporic community gallery features a wide variety of lo- ✆780-488-5900 albertacraft.ab.ca Harcourt House and human body. Opening April 30 light moves with subtle layering of in Calgary Chinatown. On display cal artists works including painting, For the most current gallery hours, Artist Run Centre Helis Podnek: From Nothing to All. form to control its opacity, density, at BILLBOARD 208, the exterior photography, fabric art, sculpture, exhibition updates, craft events, and 10215 112 St NW A suite of hipper-realistic drawings and weight. Angeline Simon: A storefront of The New Gallery. woodwork, fiberart, stained glass, online shopping visit albertacraft. ✆780-426-4180 by Edmonton-based visual artist Phantom Speaks. Simon mines ceramics and more. Shows rotate ab.ca and follow along on social harcourthouse.ab.ca Helis Podnek, that explores various and manipulates her familial photo- CANMORE frequently and are staffed by our media @albertacraftcouncil. Exhibi- Temporarily closed to the public. aspects of natural environment, graphic archives to explore lateral local artists. We look forward to tions will reopen once Alberta Health We will reopen once Alberta Health fragility of ecosystem, existentialism, connections in time and geography. Canmore Art Guild Gallery welcoming you to the Gallery once regulations allow. FEATURE GALLERY regulations allow. Please check our cultural identity, a sense of place, Opening May 1 Virtually Installed: Elevation Place COVID restrictions ease. 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10 APR - MAY 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 11 E’yies’lek Rocky LaRock: The Wild Inside Vignettes by Robin Laurence ALBERTA THE REACH GALLERY MUSEUM, Abbotsford BC - To May 8

YVONNE KUSTEC: THE GARDEN by Michael Turner Esker Foundation, Calgary. To Jun 6 Those unfamiliar with the work of Stó:lō This complex and intricate ceramic sculpture (on view at street level) depicts a human artist E’yies’lek Rocky LaRock can be forgiv- fi gure in a state of transformation that appears to be both painful and ecstatic. Highly en. Unbeknownst to many, LaRock has, in symbolic fl oral and faunal forms seem to take root beneath the skin, drawing strength the words of Reach curator Adrienne Fast, from the fi gure while also drafting o metaphorical “impurities” that may exist within. Calgary-based artist Yvonne Kustec refl ects on personal and cultural identity while “pursued his art practice for decades, but exploring traditional notions of femininity. he’s done so on his own terms and outside Yvonne Kustec, The Garden (detail), 2021 of the usual channels of the contemporary art world.” These terms were met last year AND ALL OF EVERYTHING when The Reach and LaRock began work on Art Gallery of St. Albert, St. Albert. Apr 1 - May 1 his fi rst solo exhibition at a public art gallery, What does sound look like? What does sight sound like? How do we physically process helped along by a Canada Council for the time and change? Sound-based artist Gary James Joynes and multidisciplinary visual Arts grant that recognized LaRock’s “out- artist Brad Necyk collaborate on a synesthetic installation that weaves a 3-D-rendered standing artistic vision.” video and electronic score into an experimental fi lm, Joshua Tree, playing across mul- tiple screens. Visitors are immersed in a multisensory experience of sight and sound, Although LaRock is comfortable in a range Brad Necyk and Gary James Joynes, And All time and consciousness as the ecological narrative plays not to us but through us. of media and with various carving styles (he of Everything (Joshua Tree), video still, 2019 is equally adept with an ax as with a chain-

Photo: Rachel Topham Photography Photo: Topham Rachel saw), it is his mask work that takes centre MEDICINE HAT MAIN GALLERY Apr 1-May 1 And tattooing, piercing and personal Rocky LaRock, Th’owxeya, the Cannibal Woman, 2019-21, stage. In addition to the out-sized scale of All of Everything is an immersive adornment on the Northwest Coast. wood, horsehair, antlers, feathers, abalone, bone, fabric, his masks, LaRock utilizes a range of mate- Esplanade Arts audio-visual experience, created by Opening May 26 Our Songs, Our rial elements, including abalone, horsehair, & Heritage Centre composer Gary James Joynes and Roots (Music in St. Albert). Music string. Collection of Brandy and Jimmy Williams 401 First St SE visual artist Brad Necyk. Witness is perhaps the deepest form of leather and feathers. What distinguishes ✆403-502-8580 breathtaking landscapes and cycles human communication, affecting LaRock’s masks from other Northwest Coast esplanade.ca of day and night, and wander the us spiritually, culturally and socially. master carvers is the degree to which he builds up these elements, obscuring those features Temporarily closed. Check our space between consciousness This exhibition looks back at the we associate with the human face while at the same time framing breaks in the mask surface website and social media channels and dreaming. May 6-26 High role of music in the St. Albert region that reveal aspects of the “wild inside” human form, as evidenced by the maple wood, leather for current hours, exhibitions and Energy 26. As a student-generated and explores the many ways it has and horse hair Northlander (2019). events. Explore. Experience. Enjoy. exhibition, this demonstrates the influenced and enhanced life in The Esplanade Arts & Heritage exceptional standard of visual art the community. The Wild Inside includes a number of videos in which viewers can see and hear LaRock tell Centre offers a variety of exhibitions, education provided by St. Albert the story behind each of his works: not simply how the work was made, but why, when, where events, and educational programs high schools. STAIRCASE GALLERY and of what. For those unable to attend the exhibition, these videos will be available online. that exemplify our rich and diverse To May 8 Pepe Hidalgo: Differen- The exhibition is accompanied by a small publication. heritage. Whether locally curated tiated Reality. Born in Spain, and BRITISH COLUMBIA exhibitions or internationally re- now British Columbia-based, Hidalgo thereach.ca nowned theatre productions, predominantly paints sizeable acrylic ABBOTSFORD you will find the Esplanade is the works that express many competing perfect starting point to exploring states of consciousness. S'eliyemetaxwtexw A variety of disciplines, from anima- The Reach carver Claude "Rocky" LaRock. the area’s collective stories and Art Gallery tion to photography, poetry, perfor- Gallery Museum 2021 Fraser Valley Biennial is a culture. Experience our Galleries, Musée Héritage Museum University of the Fraser Valley mance, sculpture and more will be 32388 Veterans Way dynamic, collective representation Museum, Archives Reference Ser- 5 St Anne St 33844 King Rd included in this year’s graduating ✆604-864-8087 thereach.ca of exceptional artwork produced by ✆604-504-7441 ext 4543 vices, Theatre or Discovery Centre ✆780-459-1528 exhibit on the S'eliyemetaxwtexw tue-fri 10am-5pm; sat 12-5pm. artists in the Fraser Valley region sag.ufvsoca.ca/sag and enjoy arts and heritage by the museeheritage.ca Art Gallery website. Please check For the most current gallery hours over the past two years. mon-fri 12-5pm. Free Admission. South Saskatchewan. tue-fri 1-5pm; sat 10am-5pm. the website in May for additional and exhibition updates please check May 1-31 2021 Graduating Exhibit: To May 16 Body Language, Re- details. Participating artists: Michael website. To May 8 Semá:th Xo:tsa: Visual Arts. Each year the School of BURNABY ST. ALBERT awakening Cultural Tattooing of Broekhuizen, Erin Caskey, Isabella Great Gramma’s Lake is inspired Creative Arts presents the work of the Northwest (Courtesy of the Bill Dagnino, Sheridan Hamilton, Joshua by a new children’s book that tells Burnaby Art Gallery Art Gallery of St. Albert the Senior Studio graduating class to Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art). Jinadu, Emilie Kvist, Trevor Mykulak, the story of Semá:th Xo:tsa (Sumas 6344 Deer Lake Ave 19 Perron St the surrounding community of UFV Featuring the artwork of five Indig- Shannon Pahladsingh, Luke Pardy, Lake), told from an Indigenous ✆604-297-4422 ✆780-460-4310 and the Fraser Valley. This year, the enous tattoo artists, this is the first Allie Risley, Avneet Sandhu, and perspective. E’yies’lek Rocky burnabyartgallery.ca artgalleryofstalbert.ca work will be presented as a virtual exhibition to fully explore the rich Katie Strand. LaRock: The Wild Inside is the By appt. only. tue-fri 1-5pm; sat 10am-5pm. history and artistry of Indigenous exhibition during the month of May. first solo exhibition of master Stó:lō Please call to arrange your visit.

12 APR - MAY 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 13 BURNABY cial Health Authorities. Visits are by COMOX VALLEY of the themes of loss, ritual and appointment only, reserve your spot inheritance. This exhibition is part Ongoing Arts Alive. What does by e-mailing us at info@burnaby- Brian Scott Fine Arts Gallery of the 2021 Capture Photography ‘together, apart’ mean to Burnaby artscouncil.org. Black Creek Festival Selected Exhibition Program. students? This year’s Arts Alive ex- 8269 North Island Highway Opening May 8 Skawennati: hibition features students creatively Nikkei National Museum ✆250-337-1941 bscottfinearts.ca Teiakwanahstahsontéhrha’ | We portraying new ways of finding & Cultural Centre daily 11am-3pm. Extend the Rafters. Mohawk artist connection while still featuring indi- 6688 Southoaks Crescent Brian is currently painting art jackets Skawennati’s exhibition, designed vidualism and self-expression. The ✆604-777-7000 nikkeiplace.org having circulated 700 in Western specifically for children aged 5-11, work enlists a variety of material tue-sat 10am-5pm; closed Statutory Canada. He also has 8 art cars and invites visitors of all ages to explore choices such as paper, panel, felt holidays. Admission: adults $5; one bus on the road. He loves to virtual environments that address and clay which, when combined students and members free with paint his colourful Vancouver Island history, the future and change from with experimentation and collabora- valid ID. Memberships available. paintings inspired by Van Gogh and an Indigenous perspective. tion, expressively communicates a To Apr 17 Broken Promises Riopelle in his abstractions of the sense of joy and play. Arts Alive is is grounded in research from four seasons on Vancouver Island. DaVic Gallery an annual showcase of collaborative Landscapes of Injustice–a 7 year His two years in Vancouver setting of Native Canadian Arts student works held in collaboration multi-disciplinary, multi-institutional, up his Yaletown Gallery was a reve- ✆604-679-8392 with the Burnaby School District. community engaged project, this lation for the artist late in his career nativecanadianarts.com This year's 39th edition presents exhibit explores the dispossession of having been painting for 45 years online gallery available 7 days a a selection of artworks from Japanese Canadians in the 1940s. It and sold over 3000 original oils and week, 24 hrs a day. Please visit! elementary schools across the city. lluminates the loss of home and the acrylics. He also features paintings DaVic Art Gallery is a family busi- Connection is this year's theme to struggle for justice of one racially from 26 cruises in ten years. 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To Apr 25 Erika the urban vision of a highly skilled GRAND FORKS shelter ourselves. These depictions found exhibit. Apr 22-May 29 Young DeFreitas: close magic. This solo artist. Apr 10-24 Youth Arts Show- of particular places–cut blocks, Gallery 2 – Grand Forks log piles, construction sites, and Visions 2021. Visual Art exhibition exhibition focuses on the lens- case. CVAC is delighted to have Art Gallery of work by students and staff from based artwork of Erika DeFreitas the opportunity to display creations sawmills–examine the details 524 Central Ave and specificity of the process. Marianne Goodrich, Paisley 7, 2020 local secondary schools. and her ongoing investigation from young members of the art Victoria Arts Council, Victoria ✆250-442-2211 Veronica Verkley: Resilience.

14 APR - MAY 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 15 The 5th Okanagan Print Triennial Vignettes by Robin Laurence BRITISH COLUMBIA VERNON PUBLIC ART GALLERY, Vernon BC - To May 19

RAIN SHADOW by Michael Turner Nanaimo Art Gallery, Nanaimo. To Apr 25 Launched in 2009 as a national ju- The title of this group show suggests not only the dialogue between the mountainous ried exhibition, the Okanagan Print Northwest Coast landscape and the movement of rain clouds, west to east, but also Triennial most recently received 680 the ways in which artists grapple with a sense of place and belonging. Through paint- ings, sculpture, video and illustration, the 10 artists allude to claims made on ancient submissions from 101 artists. The jury selected works by 28 artists from 15

Photo: Sean Fenzl courtesy of Nanaimo Art Gallery lands and shifting relationships to the natural and built environments. As thematic Todd Gronsdahl, C.R.E.A.M. (Collection and Reuse introduction, curator Jesse Birch quotes poet Lisa Robertson: “I love the elsewhere countries and, as in past years, the of Environmental and Available Means), 2021 Works in the background by lessLIE and Jerry Pethick of moving clouds.” winning entrant will be o ered a solo show at an Okanagan gallery. In keeping with the print triennial’s , EMÚT | BEING HOME e orts to promote the “variety and Libby Leshgold Gallery, Vancouver. To May 1 vitality” of the medium, exhibited Dedicated to the memory of the Haida artist Ben Davidson (1976-2020), this show works range from the traditional to of contemporary Northwest Coast Indigenous art speaks to both its eons-old history the experimental, including methods and its present-day innovations in form and material. Spotlighting 14 established and such as screen printing, intaglio, relief mid-career artists, from to Corey Bulpitt, it also follows the intergener- printing, lithography and more. ational work of members of the same artmaking families. Organized in collaboration with the BC Achievement Foundation and the Aboriginal Gathering Collective. Now a highlight of the Okanagan’s Ben Davidson, Almost There Yangbin Park, Wave 05, 2019, serigraph on paper spring arts season, the triennial is as much a story of institutional and com- PICTURES AND PROMISES munity collaboration as it is a celebration of the art of image production. Instigated and shep- Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver. To Sep 6 herded by Kelowna-based artist Briar Craig, the OPT is a joint project of UBC Okanagan (where Drawn from the VAG’s extensive holdings of lens-based art, this exhibition features Craig teaches in the Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies), the Kelowna Art Gallery and the works that ri on, borrow from or allude to the forms and conventions of mass me- Vernon Public Art Gallery, which hosted the fi rst exhibition and is also hosting this one. dia, fashion and advertising. Contemporary and historical artists as diverse as Oraf Orafsson, Andy Warhol, , , and Yasumasa Included in the exhibition are works by Alberto Balletti (Italy), Lene Bennike (Denmark), Derek Morimura employ representational strategies from the commercial realm to alert us to Besant (Canada), Victoria Bilogan (Australia), Pawel Binczycki (Poland), Snezhina Biserova

Photo: Maegan Hill-Carroll, Vancouver Art Gallery Photo: Maegan Hill-Carroll, Vancouver the ways meaning is constructed and disseminated. Organized in collaboration with (Bulgaria), Silvana Blasbalg (Argentina), Mark Bovey (Canada), Bret Brouwer (Netherlands), Xiong Gu, Crushed Coca Cola Can #2, 1993 Capture Photography Festival. Collection of the Vancouver Art Gallery, Monika Brzegowska (Poland), Sean Caufi eld (Canada), Luke Johnson (Canada), Tomasz Ku- Vancouver Art Gallery Director’s Discretionary Fund kawski (Poland), Guy Langevin (Canada), Tomasz Matszak (Poland), Nils-Erik Mattson (Swe- den), Yangbin Park (South Korea), Endi Poskovic (USA), Mikhail Pogarsky (Russia), Sevdalina GRAND FORKS How can a score be a call and tool KELOWNA Prodanova (Bulgaria), Jaco Putker (Netherlands), Marzieh Rahmani (Canada), Anna Trojanows- for decolonization? Curated by ki (Poland), Cleo Wilkinson (Australia), Ulrich J. Wol (Germany), Fumio Yamaguchi (Japan), An abandoned house in the forest Candice Hopkins and Dylan Robin- Geert Maas Sculpture Gardens Nanako Yoshikawa (Japan) and Piotr Zaczek (Poland). gradually collapses as time, nature, son and organized by Independent and Gallery animals and the elements take over Curators International, the exhibition 250 Reynolds Rd Virtual artist talks scheduled throughout exhibition and ultimately transform it. It reads features newly commissioned ✆250-860-7012 geertmaas.org vernonpublicartgallery.com as a time-lapse shot over several scores, performances, videos, mon-sat 10am-5pm; sun by chance. years, in reality, it is stop motion sculptures, and sound by Indigenous Internationally acclaimed artist animation shot over many months, and other artists who respond to this Geert Maas invites the public overwhelming number of paintings, To Apr 11 Storytellers presents tion of the art of middle- and high- with the ruin and decay painstaking- question. Opening Apr 10 The Lab- to visit his exceptional sculpture preview-art.com serigraphs, medals, reliefs andApril-May personal 2021 narratives issue featured of introspection, editorial school students from the Central ly animated by hand. oratory of Spatial Bemusement: gardens and indoor gallery, with one @previewartmag sculptures in various media. transition, and hope through the Okanagan. Ongoing BOMBHEAD is The Sense Economy Through their of the largest collections of bronze work of Ashleigh Giffen, Maura a thematic touring exhibition that collaborative practice, Megan Dyck sculpture in Canada; changing KAMLOOPS Kelowna Art Gallery Tamez, and Hagar Wirba. Opening explores the emergence and impact and Tia Halliday set up conditions exhibitions, Maas creates distinctive, 1315 Water St Kamloops Art Gallery rounded, semi-abstract figures, Apr 10 Ericka Walker: A decaying of the atomic age. Organized by the for thinking about our cultural ✆250-762-2226 101-465 Victoria St architectural structures and installa- fort and a lack of guidance Vancouver Art Gallery, and guest associations with objects in relation kelownaartgallery.com ✆250-377-2400 tions in a wide variety of materials, explores the language of public curated by John O’Brian. Melany to gender and capital conditions as tue & thu 10am-8pm; wed, fri & sat kag.bc.ca including bronze, stainless steel, monuments to highlight the notion of Nugent-Noble: Nothing to be done a way of reflecting on how we relate 10am-5pm; sun 12pm-4pm. Admis- tue-sat 10am-5pm. aluminum, wood and stoneware. heritage as a living entity. Opening is an atmospheric installation that to the world around us. sion: adults $5; seniors/students $4; Opening April 24 Soundings: The great diversity of outdoor art is Apr 17 Art in Action: Bright New references the stage set of Samuel family $10; members free; thu free. An Exhibition in Five Parts. complemented in the gallery by an World is the 35th annual presenta- Beckett’s play Waiting for Godot.

16 APR - MAY 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 17 LANGLEY Stevenson, Jerry Pethick, Anne girls) to tell their stories and to lend Griffin Art Projects Ramsden, Charlene Vickers, and support in the struggle to protect 1174 Welch St Langley Arts Council Eliot White-Hill Kwulasultun. Opening their loved ones. THROWN. ✆604-985-0136 Timms Community Centre May 21 Reluctant Offerings. A solo A group exhibition featuring a diverse griffinartprojects.ca 20399 Douglas Cres. exhibition featuring new work by cross-section of artists from across sat 12-5pm. ✆604-534-0781 Nanaimo-raised artist Brendan Lee the country, all of which offer a To May 2 Whose Chinatown? langleyarts.ca/aifs-online-galleries/ Satish Tang. While widely renowned distinct and exemplary approach to Examining Chinatown Gazes in monica for his ceramic Manga Ormolu ceramics. Featuring Samantha Dick- Art, Archives, and Collections wed-sat 8am-10pm; sun 8am-8pm. works, for this exhibition Tang will ie, John Kuroc, Shary Boyle, Jody brings together an art history of Free Admission. Apr 14-May 31 develop a large-scale installation Greenman-Barber, Sergio Raffo, Chinatowns and their communities Monica Nudelman: YET SOMEHOW working with tropes of masculinity Robin DuPont, and Rory Macdonald. by historical and contemporary STILL. Nudelman’s solo exhibition through the materials and practices Canadian artists such Emily Carr, mixes the past with the present of Joss Paper: a Chinese cultural NEW WESTMINSTER Unity Bainbridge, Yucho Chow, Fred and brings back memories in a tradition wherein a paper replica Herzog, Paul Wong, Mary Sui Yee contemporary view. Most of her of an object is burnt as an act of The Gallery at Queen's Park Wong, Morris Lum, and aiya哎呀, work is with recycled materials sending gifts to relatives and loved Centennial Lodge, Queen's Park among others. Curated by Karen such as reclaimed wood, fabric, ones in the spirit world. ✆604-525-3244 acnw.ca/gallery Tam. Opening May 22 William and paper on which she applies wed-sun 10am - 2pm; free admis- Kentridge: The Colander. Drawing OPENING THE DOORS TO her own techniques; developed NELSON sion; contact tracing required. from private collections in Western THE NEW MUSEUM OF BRINGING over 15 years of practice in collage, A community art gallery exhibiting Canada as well as a selection of new NORTH VANCOUVER IN 2021 mixed media, and paper mache. Oxygen Art Centre emerging and established artists works from the Kentridge Studio, STORIES She works mainly in bi-dimensional 3-320 Vernon St (Alley Entrance) from Metro Vancouver. Apr 1-11 South Africa produced during 2020’s paintings and sculptures, usually in ✆250-352-6322 Queen's Park Preschool Group global pandemic, this solo exhibition TO LIFE paper. The work is also a testament oxygenartcentre.org Exhibition: Lines and Dots, a group explores resiliency, empathy and on how art can be created from Oxygen Art Centre's programs are exhibition featuring 80 emerging care, and the critique of political unwanted pieces. Exhibition can currently taking place online. Please artists in collaborative mixed media. and structures, in the work of Wil- also be viewed online. view our website for updates. Apr 14-30 New West Craft Artisan liam Kentridge. The Colander incor- Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) Donate today and support Apr 1-31 Oxygen Off-Site is a digi- Exhibition, a variety of artisan carver Wade Baker exhibits and programs porates prints, films and installation monova.ca NANAIMO tal project that brings together seven goods from local artists and artisans. works, including the major diptych artists/artist collectives living and May 5-30 Victoria Mitchell: Of The print, Refugees (2018-19). Nanaimo Art Gallery working in the Columbia Basin. Tak- Earth, acrylic, oil, & mixed media, 150 Commercial St ing place throughout April 2021, Off- on canvas & wood panel. New West Museum of North Vancouver ✆250-754-1750 Site features artists, (ok vancouver Craft Artisan Exhibition, a variety MONOVA Seymour Art Gallery are a hopeful symbol of resilience nanaimoartgallery.ca ok), Alexa Black, Brian Kalbfleisch, of artisan goods from local artists New Museum opening 2021! 4360 Gallant Ave that encourage us to persevere. tue-sat 10am-5pm; sun 12pm-5pm. Lucas Myers, Brian Lye, prOphecy and artisans. Please note limited 115 West Esplanade. ✆604-924-1378 To Apr 25 Rain Shadow Ten sun, and Adrian Wagner, and web hours due to the COVID-19 pandem- ARCHIVES 3203 Institute Rd. seymourartgallery.com The Polygon Gallery artists from the Pacific Northwest design by Deanna Peters. May 1-31 ic. Operated by the Arts Council of ✆604-990-3700 monova.ca thu-sun 11am-5pm. 101 Carrie Cates Court ✆ explore the experience of a shared The Big Draw is an all-ages series New Westminster. ARCHIVES, mon-thu by appt. only. To Apr 17 Start with Art Exhibition. 604-986-1351 geographic landscape through of collaborative online drawing ONLINE Ongoing A Landmark In this truly unique show, we’ve thepolygon.ca diverse backgrounds and a variety workshops in connection with the NORTH VANCOUVER Transformed: 100 Years of Serving assembled a fantastic group of wed-sun 10am-5pm; thu 10am- of media. Artists: Jonathan Forrest, world-wide event of the same name. The Community traces the history established artists with the goal of 8pm. Admission is by donation, Todd Gronsdahl, lessLIE, lichen Learn more by visiting our website. Caroun Art Gallery of the building, from the fourth Lynn encouraging young people to appre- courtesy of BMO Financial Group. with Natassia Davies and Danielle 1403 Bewicke Ave Valley Elementary School in 1920 to ciate, collect, and curate their own To May 30 Feast for the Eyes Touchstones Nelson Museum ✆778-372-0765 • 778-776-3466 the current state-of-the-art Archives art collection–with a special price explores the rich history of food as of Art and History caroun.net of North Vancouver. Ongoing Be- list just for kids 16 and younger! one of photography’s most prevalent 502 Vernon St tue-sat 4-8 pm; 12-4 pm by appt. tween Science and the Sublime: Apr 24-Jun 5 Context is Every- and enduring subjects. In an age ✆250-352-9813 Apr 3-7 Nowrouz Group Exhibition. Neal Carter's Mountaineering thing. Saskatoon-based artist where sharing images of food touchstonesnelson.ca A group exhibition for Persian New Photography Albums, ca. 1920. Monique Martin exhibits hundreds has emerged as a unique facet of wed 12-4pm; thu 12-8pm; fri-sat Year. Featuring works by members Born in Vancouver in 1902, Neal of realistic paper dandelions in a contemporary culture, this exhibition 12-4pm. The first hour dedicated to of the gallery: Fatemeh Ghazali, Marshall Carter started climbing in sprawling installation that carpets offers a look at the timeless ways in seniors and the immunosuppressed. Haleh Talaei, MohammadHossein 1920 and spent the next 35 years the gallery floor. They create an which things we eat shape us and Admission: adults $8; seniors/ Nikoopour Deylami , Nafiseh Shayan mapping the Coast Mountains of immersive environment that uses our perceptions of the world. Fea- students $6; youth $4; children and Shakib, Nargess Jalali Delia, Para- BC. This exhibition of his personal symbolism to inspire joy, hope, and turing works by some of the most members free; Thursdays 4-8pm stoo Pornoor, Shahram Gholyanand photography albums, adheres to optimism. Sometimes considered important artists of the past century, by donation. Somayeh Hashemi May 15-30 the principles of the Alpine Club of a weed, dandelions defy the order the presentation includes Nobuyoshi To May 29 Jamie Black: The Spring Group Exhibition. Featuring Canada, specifically the promotion imposed around them; a golden in- Araki, Nan Goldin, Vik Muniz, Ed REDress Project. A public art in- works by: Haleh Talaei, Mohammad- of scientific study and the explora- fringement on a carefully manicured Ruscha, , Stephen stallation created by Canadian artist Hossein Nikoopour Deylami , Nafiseh tion of Canadian alpine and glacial lawn, a cheerful intervention in a Shore, Wolfgang Tillmans, Andy Jaime Black, works to create space Shayan Shakib, Nargess Jalali Delia, regions as well as the cultivation of crack in the sidewalk, a silent pro- Warhol, Weegee, and 50 more. The Lone Tratt, Spirit II, 2001 for families of MMIWG (missing or Parastoo Pornoor, Shahram Gholyan art in relation to mountain scenery. test against monoculture, disrupting exhibition foregrounds their images Celebrating 50 years of Printmaking! murdered Indigenous women and and Shiva Partovi. the status quo. Martin's dandelions within a history of artistic, Dundarave Print Workshop + Gallery, Vancouver

18 APR - MAY 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 19 PORT ALBERNI Feast for the Eyes: The Story of Food in Photography DRAW Gallery THE POLYGON GALLERY, North Vancouver BC - To May 30 4529 Melrose St ✆250-724-2056 • 1-855-755-0566 by Michael Turner drawgallery.com tue-fri 12-5pm by appt. We are Barely two months into the pan- temporarily closing our onLocation demic, cultural commentators be- gallery to visitors except by appt. gan predicting that, of all the fads Check website for updates. COVID-19 might one day be known ONLINE Our Gallery Beyond Walls celebrates the diversity and talent for, food preparation could top the of local and regional artists. Works list. In the pre-internet past, be- by gallery artists can be viewed and havioural prognostications were purchased online or on location with based largely on anecdotal evi- an appointment. To Apr 23 Spring dence; yet today, when everything Into ART! Group Exhibit. Opening is shared through social media, we May 4 Our Creative Nature-Group need simply look at the data. Was Exhibit with Jacques De Backer, Cynthia Bonesky, Cecil Dawson, it the sourdough loaf we baked, or Ann McIvor, Shannon McWhinney, the photograph we couldn’t wait

Photo: Courtesy of the artist and Rose Gallery, SantaPhoto: Monica, Courtesy CA of the Gallery, artist and Rose Mark Penney, Todd Robinson, Susan Jo Ann Callis, Untitled, 1994, from the series Forbidden Pleasures, to take of it? Questions like these Schaefer, Perrin Sparks, Ariane Terez, Marla Thirsk, Gordon Wilson, archival pigment print come to mind while visiting Feast for the Eyes. Nancy Wilson among others. Co-curated by Susan Bright and Denise Wol , this touring exhibition (organized by the Cap- PORT MOODY ture Foundation) has something for everyone. North American baby boomers curious about the history of cookbooks will fi nd their childhoods’ refl ected in the pages of Betty Crocker, Port Moody Arts Centre 2425 St Johns St while those familiar with Soviet Russia will report similar fi ndings in its state-published coun- ✆604-931-2008 terpart. Viewers interested in formally innovative approaches to photography can trace the pomoarts.ca history of the medium through Edward Weston to Cindy Sherman. In addition to touch-friendly mon-fri 11am-8:30pm; sat & sun books and pictures, Feast for the Eyes features a number of artist- and chef-led events, lec- 10:30am-4pm; closed on statutory tures and demonstrations focused on community, nutrition and food-sourcing. holidays. Free Admission. COVID Safety protocols in place. The more than 60 featured artists include Derya Akay, Nobuyoshi Araki, Henri Cartier Apr 15-May 12 Garrett Andrew Bresson, Lans Christensen, Hannah Collins, Sharon Core, Grant Cornet, Imogen Cunningham, Chong: Seeing Anew: Earthly Robert Doisneau, Roe Ethridge, Marion Faller and Hollis Frampton, Rotimi Fani-Kayode, Peter Presence. Photographic collages Fischli and David Weiss, Nan Goldin, Hiroyo Kaneko, Rinko Kawauchi, Laura Letinsky, Ouka interpreting prose, iconography CONTEXT IS EVERYTHING Leele, Man Ray, Vik Muniz, Helmet Newton, , Ed Ruscha, , and landscape, while encouraging MONIQUE MARTIN reflection on our search for being. Stephen Shore, Mickalene Thomas, Wolfgang Tillmans, Lorenzo Vitturi, Tim Walker, Andy War- Taize Powell: Melancholy. Paint- hol, Donald Weber and Weegee. April 24 - June 5, 2021 | seymourartgallery.com ings delving into powerful emotions, 4360 Gallant Avenue | North Vancouver, BC thepolygon.ca senses and expressions. Valerie Pugh: Sur/veil: Who’s Looking, Whose Watching. Examining sub- PRINCE GEORGE on the small Greenlandic community tleties of looking as communication, of Oqaatsut. The Tip of the Iceberg. 4pm. Admission by donation. conjure the moody, misty urban NORTH VANCOUVER seeing subjectively, and surveillance Two Rivers Gallery Eleven artists from across BC To May 15 MAIN GALLERY Drawing landscape andpreview-art.com represent a deep col- April-May 2021 issue featured editorial without permission. Opening May 725 Canada Games Way explore different perspectives on commercial, fashion, and science from the Margins: Laurie Landry, laboration @previewartmagwith the author based on ✆250-614-7800 • 1-888-221-1155 20 Sanjoy Das: Harnessing the climate change. To May 2 Mark photography, providing an unexpect- Bruce Horak, Robin Hodgson. their shared experience of seeking tworiversgallery.ca Power of Colour for Wellbeing. A Thibeault: Succession. Expressive ed and remarkable survey of food’s An introduction the work of three safety, authenticity, and acceptance tue-sat 10am-5pm; thu 10am-9pm. meditation on Tantra art philosophy paintings inspired by the changing central role in our lives. incredible artists and activists, on the West Coast. PROJECT ROOM Gallery opening times and exhibition and colour in healing and therapy. landscape in North Western BC. each of whom has had to overcome GALLERY Living While Marginal- Nicole Ponsart: Places I’ve Never dates may change in response Opening Apr 23 An Exercise in Lis- unimaginable challenges to be able ized: Artwork from LGBTQ2S+ PENTICTON Been. Sculptural ceramic formations to circumstances around the tening. Through sculpture, sonic art, to function within the confines of and BIPOC Artists. Through art, inspired by a virtual road trip. COVID-19 pandemic. Refer to video, drawing and printmaking, this Penticton Art Gallery our increasingly unpredictable and education, understanding, and com- Gillian Haigh: Enough Choice our website for updates. exhibition explores themes such as 199 Marina Way ever-shifting landscape. TONI ONLEY passion, we can begin to change the Makes a Steady Midnight. Work To Apr 4 Lenka Novakova: 45 Days place, change, ignorance, and deep ✆250-493-2928 GALLERY Green Glass Ghosts: systemic nature of marginalization. exploring the intersection of materi- in Oqqatust. An immersive video engagement. All for Water. Aims to pentictonartgallery.com Written by Rae Spoon / Illustrated Guest Curator: Keisha McLean. als and language. installation exploring the conse- provoke critical thinking around the mon-fri 10am-5pm; sat-sun 11am- by Gem Hall. Haunting illustrations quences of climate change focussed global availability and health of

20 APR - MAY 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 21 the MNBC Collection by Local and Richmond Art Gallery McIntyre-Paul. Each artist tells the Regional Artists. 180-7700 Minoru Gate story of their walks in the alpine and Art by Surrey Secondary School Students ✆604-247-8363 sub-alpine trails of the BC Interior. SURREY ART GALLERY, Surrey BC - To April 30 QUALICUM BEACH richmondartgallery.org mon-fri 10am-6pm; sat 10am-4pm. SKIDEGATE by Sanjana Karthik The Old School House Apr 24-Jun 5 UNION. Featuring a Arts Centre new body of works by interdisciplin- Haida Gwaii Museum At Surrey Art Gallery, it has been a spring tradition since 122 Fern Rd W ary media artists Nancy Lee and at Kay Llnagaay 1983 to exhibit the art of local youth. Helping to bridge ✆250-752-6133 Kiran Bhumber. This speculative 2 Second Beach Rd the gap between schools and the art world, this show theoldschoolhouse.org sci-fi exhibition is centred around a ✆250-559-4643 of student art, organized in partnership with the Surrey Opening hours will be announced narrative of two beings discovering haidagwaiimuseum.ca as Provincial Health directives allow, By appt. only, please call to book. School District and Surrey Art Teachers Association, is their ancestral memories through please check the website for our the longing for touch and the rituals Note: Haida Gwaii’s non-resident celebrated through assorted programs and workshops current operating hours. enacted in their post-apocalyptic travel restriction is still in place. for teachers and students. ONLINE To Apr 24 Mother/ wedding ceremony. The exhibition For more info: haidanation.ca Daughter/Mother. Three pairs of Saahlinda Naay–the Haida Gwaii The pandemic has resulted in a shift not only in the incorporates web XR, performance, Mother/Daughter artists reflect on sculpture, and multi-channel sound Museum–offers a fascinating look themes of these art pieces, but also in the method by motherhood, daughterhood and the and video installations. Drawing on into Haida Gwaii culture from diverse which they are commemorated. This year the gallery will artistic connection. Featuring: Gerda parallels between our world and the perspectives. Haida knowledge, be celebrating youth art through the creation of a video, and Janice Hofman; Mary Leigh and speculative future while working scientific information, natural spec- in which students and teachers acknowledge what value Charlotte Campbell; Dawne and Jai- through the artists’ diasporic iden- imens, oral history and art all blend art holds for them. me Brandel. Opening May 2 Father tities, UNION is a potent critique of together into a fluid and constantly and Daughter duo Hannes Grosse modern surveillance capitalism, but changing exhibit context. ONLINE The current show features 54 pieces in media rang- and Iris Steigemann will be on also a gesture towards hope through Ongoing Hlk’yak’ii: To Start a Fire. ing from collage to drawing, painting and photography. view in the TOSH Galleries. Hannes the generative possibilities of inti- A program focused on supporting Works fall into the categories of still life, portraiture, ab- Grosse will be exhibiting a body macy, performativity, and presence. Haida Gwaii food, clean water and straction and more. Diverse subjects include femininity, of work he has been meticulously Co-presented with Cinevolution energy independence. Opening painted with a 1mm brush for the Media Arts Society. Apr 17 Maryanne Wettlaufer: body parts, architecture, fantastical and urban worlds, past 35 years, and Iris Steigemann CONNECTED REALM. An extraordi- media, the environment, and nature as well. will be showing her delicate and SALMON ARM nary exhibition of paintings created Sydney Trotman, Fallen Sisters, 2020, Including the pandemic, directly referenced in several soulful watercolour works painted during the COVID-19 lockdown–a after walking Greenland. digital photography Salmon Arm Arts Centre reflective journey of local resilience pieces, the artworks reveal young creators in touch with 70 Hudson Ave NE expressed by the stunning natural current events and crises. Melting Heart is one example RICHMOND ✆250-832-1170 landscape we call home: Haida of the many art pieces in the exhibition that resonated with me. It portrays the societal issue salmonarmartscentre.ca Gwaii. Opening May 1 All Island Art revolving around the environment, and the melting of the glaciers. The heart is used to demon- Lipont Gallery tue-sat 11am-4pm. Admission by Show. Each year the Haida Gwaii strate a level of “love” and “passion” that should surround this topic. The environment, which 4211 No. 3 Rd donation. Masks required and physi- Arts Council curates an exhibition or ✆ can be considered the “heart” of our world, is portrayed here as slowly dissipating in the hands 604-285-9975 cal distancing measures in place. Island artists-novice to profession- lipontgallery.ca Opening Apr 10 Walking at 6000'. al-for all to enjoy. Support locals art- of global warming. mon-fri 10am-5pm by appt. LandscapeIl Museo paintings Beaux Artsby Lisa 16/03/21 2:57ists! PM Visit Page our online 1/1 Trading House Another essential social issue is captured by an artist’s work of fi ve digital photos in a frame To Apr 16 Earthbound-Ceramic Figueroa and audio work by Phil at haidagwaiimuseumgiftshop.ca. Art Exhibition (Phase Three). Fea- titled Fallen Sisters, which informs viewers of the missing and murdered Indigenous women turing emerging ceramic artists with and children. The red dresses are captured here to showcase an isolated and lonesome im- diverse practices and backgrounds age, as there are no bodies to fi ll the clothing. According to the artist’s statement, “the red who have studied and trained in the dress symbolizes the missing soul.” and greater British Columbia. This exciting community surrey.ca/artgallery of makers, designers, and artists Beaux Arts: Sanjana Karthik is a Grade 11 student in Surrey who is very active in her community offer a unique glimpse into the and has been publicly recognized for her volunteer contributions. future of ceramics. The exhibition in- An exhibition with the cludes traditional pottery, functional Vancouver Metal Arts ceramics and ceramic installations, sculptures, video, and digital ceram- Association adults $8; teens (13-19) $4; PRINCE GEORGE PRINCE RUPERT preview-art.com ics showing the future of the children (6-12) $3; children April 8–June 30, 2021 April-May 2021 issue featured editorial art form being made right here. freshwater. Opening May 6 Haley Museum of Northern BC under 5 & @previewartmagmembers free. Monday to Friday 10 AM–6PM May 5-Jun 7 JOY NEVER ENDS Bassett: Lineage. Haley Bassett is 100 First Ave W The Museum of Northern British 【长乐未央】Traditional Chinese a Métis and Austrian-Russian visual ✆250-624-3207 Columbia is housed in a large cedar Painting and Seal Engraving Art by artist. In this installation she reflects museumofnorthernbc.com wood longhouse where it exhibits Jiangang Su. on her family history and how it has tue-sat 9am-12pm, closed 12-1 for the culture and history of the Pacific italianculturalcentre.ca Tel: 604.430.3337 come to influence her work. lunch, re-opens 1-4pm. Please book Northwest Coast of Canada. Current ahead. Mask required. Admission: Exhibit: Eclectic, ArtWorks from

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VIVEK SHRAYA: TRAUMA CLOWN SUM Gallery, Vancouver. Apr 1 - Jul 1 These photographs by multidisciplinary artist, author and musician Vivek Shraya examine what her statement describes as “the amount of su ering a marginalized art- ist shares in their work and the increase in their commodifi cation.” Currently based in Calgary, Shraya staged a series of performance-based photo shoots in di erent theat- rical settings, conveying experiences of pain and trauma to increasingly extravagant tributes from an unseen audience. Presented as part of Capture Photography Festival. Vivek Shraya, Trauma Clown, 2019

AARON JONES: BROBDINGNAGIAN Howard 495, Vancouver. Apr 2 - Jun 26 Toronto-based artist Aaron Jones creates heavily layered collages of photographic images cut and torn from magazines, newspapers and young-adult books. The title of his exhibition originates with Jonathan Swift’s 1726 novel Gulliver’s Travels, evoking the kindly giants from the fi ctional land of Brobdingnag. Jones’ irregularly shaped collages challenge conventional spatial boundaries. They explore ideas of the self be- Aaron Jones, Untitled, 2017 yond cultural stereotypes and, at the same time, demand space for the Black bodies represented. Presented as part of Capture Photography Festival. CONNECTEDREAL M MARYANNE WETTLAUFER APRIL 17 - JULY 17 2021 SURREY artbeatus.com two multidisciplinary art gallery haidagwaiimuseum.ca | haidagwaiimuseumgiftshop.ca mon-fri 10:30am-6pm. spaces with the focus of featuring Surrey Art Gallery Art Beatus showcases interna- work from emerging and mid career, 13750 88 Ave tional art with a special focus on local and international contemporary expressive movement document the to both contribute to this dialogue tion, repatriation and representation ✆604-501-5566 contemporary Asian art. Making artists. The spaces have become a artist’s exploration of the physical but also to provide a forum for this today. Ongoing To Speak with a surrey.ca/artgallery an appointment is recommended. valuable asset in a city where ac- nature of painting and the varied discussion to take place. Golden Voice. Commemorating the tue & thu 4pm-7pm. sat 10am-3pm. Please phone or email gallery for cess to venues to showcase art has properties of the oil medium. 100th anniversary of -Gwaai Free admission. NOTE: self-guided more info. been vanishing at an astonishing Bill Reid Gallery Edenshaw (mentored by Reid) will tours must be booked in advance. rate. We aspire to connect the public Beaty Biodiversity Museum of Northwest Coast Art provide an insightful look at the Visit website for more info. Art Works Gallery and potential collectors to generate 2212 Main Mall, UBC 639 Hornby St complexities of Bill Reid's life Apr 17-Jun 6 Mark Soo: Twilight 1536 Venables St member based audiences for a ✆604-827-4955 ✆604-682-3455 billreidgallery.ca and legacy. on the Edge of Town, immersive ✆604-688-3301 variety of innovative and diverse beatymuseum.ubc.ca wed-sun 11am-5pm; seniors (60+), video installation where recent past artworksbc.com exhibitions and shows. tue-sun 10am-5pm. 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OFFSITE At Urban- studios, and many of Vancouver’s sun 11am-5:30pm. stare through the jaws of the largest To May 9 Luke Parnell: Indige- Artist Brian Scott's Yaletown gallery Screen, projecting art after dark leading interior designers and Apr 10-24 Tom Burrows: The creature ever to live on Earth–the nous History in Colour. This solo features cityscape oils and acrylics (exterior of Chuck Bailey Recreation architectural firms, Art Works has Curve of Time II is a continuation blue whale. Ongoing ReCollections. exhibition by Luke Parnell is a of Vancouver from various locations. Centre 13458-107A Ave, surrey.ca/ developed a distinct and unique of acclaimed artist Tom Burrows The exhibition showcases works powerful exploration of the rela- , Granville Square, urbanscreen): To May 2 I Spy a City, aesthetic vision, complementing exploration of the medium of cast celebrating the Beaty Biodiversity tionship between Northwest Coast Cloud Nine and Granville and playful animation from Flavourcel and creating value within pigment polymer resin, his latest Museum’s first ten public years, Indigenous oral histories, conceptual Burrard Bridges. Also paintings collective captures sights from residential and commercial spaces. colour field sculptures focus on the and acts as a reminder that the art, and traditional form-line design. of Whistler/Blackcomb in all four around Surrey. Visit our website for information palette of Gulf Island landscape and museum is a place of recollection, The exhibition's playful juxtapo- seasons, Longhorn Saloon, Nancy on upcoming exhibitions. waters surrounding his studio. May of creativity, and of dreams. Megan sitions and bold commentary are Green Way, South Side Deli etc. VANCOUVER 8-22 Cori Creed. Bau-Xi Gallery is Majewski and Sharon Roberts: inspired by history, pop culture, and He spent two years establishing his B1 Gallery pleased to present a selection of Fire Followers gives voice to Bill Reid. Parnell’s multidisciplinary Vancouver Gallery which has been Art Beatus (Vancouver) @ The Beaumont Studios new abstract landscape paintings forests impacted by the BC wildfires. analysis of the shifting perspectives a revitalization of his career Consultancy Ltd. 2109 Alberta St *Side entrance by established West Vancouver Born out of witnessing the impact of Northwest Coast art in modern having been painting for 45 years 610-808 Nelson St thebeaumontstudios.com painter Cori Creed. Creed’s textural of wildfire firsthand, the artists history challenges contemporary and having sold 3000 original ✆604-688-2633 The Beaumont Studios now offers surfaces, gestural mark-making and launched the Fire Followers project discourse on notions of reconcilia- paintings worldwide.

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26 APR - MAY 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 27 VANCOUVER Douglas Reynolds Gallery spective celebrates and includes 2335 Granville St work that the artist produced from A series of three works across CAG’s ✆604-731-9292 1970-2020 featuring many tradition- façade windows, each of which douglasreynoldsgallery.com al and contemporary printmaking nods to the ways memory is shaped, mon-sat 10am-6pm; sun 12-5pm. techniques. Apr 26-May 16 Barb staged and recalled. Specializing in contemporary and Snyder, Corey Mah and Maya historical Northwest Coast Native Schueller-Elmes: Strange Gifts. Craft Council of BC Gallery art, a wide selection of artwork is Prints by these artists include mono- 1386 Cartwright St, Granville Island offered by leading First Nations types, relief, intaglio and photogra- ✆604-687-7270 craftcouncilbc.ca artists including Bill Reid, Robert vure reflecting strange gifts offered tue, wed, fri, sat, sun 11am- Davidson, Don Yeomans and Phil up by the otherworldliness of recent 5pm; thu 11am-8pm. To Apr 22 Gray. Artwork includes carved wood years exploring identity, memory Interface–Tapestry International. masks, cedar bentwood boxes, and escapism. May 17-Jun 6 Lee Produced by Tapestry Touring totem poles, paddles, bronze and James Abbott: Alone/Together. International (TTI), 30 artists explore glass works, baskets, prints, and This exhibition features new screen the conceptual theme of "Interface" handcrafted gold and silver jewelry. prints from the artist exploring the in this woven-tapestry exhibition. The gallery also offers custom physical and cultural consequences May 6 The Earring Show. The 8th commissioned projects for individual of a tech-saturated world. annual exhibition and fundraiser and corporate clients. features designer-makers producing Elissa Cristall Gallery wearable art in a whole host of Dundarave ✆604-730-9611 mediums. Earrings will be on display Print Workshop + Gallery cristallgallery.com at the CCBC Gallery and online 1640 Johnston St, Granville Island Elissa Cristall Gallery continues craftcouncilbc.ca. Opening May 20 ✆604-689-1650 gallery operations online. This spring Rachael Ashe: Patterns of Influ- dundaraveprintworkshop.com we are showcasing artists from ence. A new series of cut paper art, fri, sat & sun 11am-4pm. across Canada through our in-depth installation and sculpture inspired To Apr 4 Love and Lust. Explor- Artist Spotlight Interviews published by a maximalist’s love of surface ing the aesthetics of beauty and online. Visit our website and follow design, created through hands-on pleasure. Apr 5-25 Lone Tratt's 50 our social media platforms for the cutting and carving of paper. Years of Printmaking. This retro- upcoming series.

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Photo: SITE Photography Corey Bulpitt, Brenda Crabtree, Ben Belmore, Audrey Capel Doray, Corbin Union, installation view from OSOSO Lattimer Gallery Davidson, Robert Davidson, Aggie Dorothy Iannone, Carole Itter, Jess, ✆604-732-4556 Davis, Shawn Hunt, Lena Jumbo, Sam Perry and others.Apr 30- by Michael Turner lattimergallery.com Isabel Rorick, Evelyn Vanderhoop, May 30 Fata Morgana: UBC Master VANCOUVER: 1590 W 2nd Ave mon- Xwalacktun. Curated by Ray Hartley of Fine Arts Graduate Exhibition Corbin Union is an artist collective comprised of core members Miruna Dragan (Calgary), Jason sat 10am-5:30pm; sun 11am-5pm. and Sheila Hall. URBAN SCREEN, 2021. Includes work by this year's de Haan (Calgary) and Warren McLachlan (Vancouver) who have, since 2012, met annually at YVR: International Terminal. Level 3 located on the NE wall of the Wilson MFA graduate students in the UBC the deserted company town of Corbin, in the East Kootenay region of southeastern BC. These Departures. Temporarily closed. Arts Plaza. Ongoing Diyan Achjadi: Department of Art History, Visual Art MOV: 1100 Chestnut St thu-sun Hush. GLASS CORNER, SW corner of and Theory, Sol Hashemi, Martin meetings result in objects and installations (produced individually and collectively), and the 10am-4pm. Original works of art by ECUAD building. To May 23 Simon Katzoff, Natalie Purschwitz, Xan motivation appears closer to divination than representation: how the consequences of one First Nations artists, including gold Greffiel. ONLINE RESIDENCY Shian and Dion Smith-Dokkie. culture (extractive capitalism) imposed on another (the Ktunaxa Nation) extend beyond our busted towns to haunt our booming centres too. Founded in 1908 by American fi nancier Daniel Chase Corbin after the discovery of a bitu- M MAKING MISCHIEF men-rich coal seam, the town of Corbin grew to 500 by 1920, populated largely by Italian, Welsh, Czech and Slovak families. Pay was low and conditions were harsh. Workers struck M 13 1, 2021 in 1935, and after months of protest, a company tractor barrelled through a line of picketing women, crushing their legs. In 1936, the Corbin Coal & Coke Co. ceased operations and, while coal mining continued in the area until 2018, the town of Corbin was absorbed by forest. Described by co-curator Kimberly Phillips as “an expansive installation informed by the ver- nacular architecture of Corbin’s original townsite,” OSOSO features a range of objects: some found, some fashioned, all of them contributing to the exhibition’s overall choral e ect. In McLachlan’s Structure for Observing Atypical Flight (Tailings Pond) (2021), a satellite dish is turned open-side up to suggest a rain-hungry bird bath. Further on the bird-as-signal theme, Dragan’s -channel video Hummingbird Guided Meditation (Gabriel’s Garden) (2019-21) emphasizes pattern as presence. A similar emphasis on signal and pattern can be found in de Haan’s collagist Swamp Watch (2020). contemporaryartgallery.ca , -a a , a , 2 . VANCOUVER Opening Apr 8 Beaux-Arts: A Inuit Gallery of Vancouver Celebration of the Sculptural Form 206 Cambie St Il Museo, in Metal. An exhibition with the ✆604-688-7323 Ma M , M, a ay, Italian Cultural Centre Vancouver Metal Arts Association. inuit.com a M, ay M, M 3075 Slocan St Includes works by members David mon-wed 11 am-5pm; thu-sat ✆604-430-3337 Robinson, Barbara Cohen, Clarissa 11am-6pm; sun closed. italianculturalcentre.ca Long, and Monika Urbaniuk. To Apr 9 Terresa White: Bronze. mon-fri 10am-6pm. Yup'ik artist Terresa White creates 1-2 a 1 , a, 01221 ay

34 APR - MAY 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 35 Columbia. A multi-venue exhibition featured downtown at the Pendulum highlighting the importance of Gallery as well as the new Gallery Corey Bulpitt: Recent Works food and restaurant culture in George, conveniently located next LATTIMER GALLERY, Vancouver BC - Ongoing the Chinese-Canadian immigrant to 1000 Parker Street. Please check experience. Opening May 12 That website for hours. by Michael Turner Which Sustains Us. Explores the convergence of different knowledge Pendulum Gallery Ta’kiid Aayaa, Corey Bulpitt is a gifted Haida traditions in the Vancouver area HSBC Building carver and a member of the Naikun Raven clan. through an examination of people’s 885 W Georgia St After graduating from Langley Fine Arts School in interactions with forests and their ✆604-250-9682 1996, he apprenticed under his uncles Christian natural environment. pendulumgallery.bc.ca White and Jim Hart. He has carved a number of mon-wed 9am-5pm; Oscar Deras Studio Gallery thu-fri 9am-9pm; sat 9am-5pm. totem poles, including those for Scouts Canada, Yaletown To Apr 23 News Photographers Queen Charlotte Lodge and the Namgis burial 114-1118 Homer St Assoc. of Canada: Pictures of the ground in Alert Bay. His works can be found as ✆778-713-4814 Year. Presenting the finalists in the far afi eld as New Zealand, where, under the oscarderas.wordpress.com 15th annual National Pictures of the direction of Maori master carver Lionel Grant, wed-sat 11-4pm. Year (NPOY) awards competition, he completed a pole with White, Dempsey Bob Featuring Oscar Deras' original oils, celebrating the talent, insight and watercolors and woodblock prints. creative storytelling produced by (Tahltan/Tlingit) and (Nuu-chah-nulth). Oscar has spent many years exhib- Canadian photojournalists in 2020. One of the more unique works in the Lattimer iting in Vancouver since immigrating May 2-28 Essential Travel: Gallery is Sgungo, a red cedar mask with duck from Central America via Mexico A Parker Art Salon. An exhibition City. His exquisite oils have magic of work made during last year by feathers, horse hair and acrylic paint. Bulpitt in his use of half tones, shadows the artists at 1000 Parker St. in Corey Bulpitt, Naikun Skaana, 2020, writes: “This mask is a study of an old Haida contrasting to pure colours. Seldom Vancouver. Normally held at the mask that features feathers around the mouth, red cedar mask do collectors have the opportunity Parker Street Studios, this year the and the appearance of starvation. I concluded to visit an artist's studio and gallery, Salon is being hosted by Pendulum that this mask represents the hermit of Kiusta. a working artist with many years Gallery, due to restrictions on public His cave later became a burial cave.” experience. Oscar is versatile access at the Studios. Waddingtons and open to commissions. His Auctions will be facilitating an on- Another of his red cedar masks is Naikun Skaana. In clean, simple lines, Bulpitt has carved wood block prints are finely crafted line auction during the exhibition A feature exhibition a Killerwhale design that is both elegant and weathered-looking – the latter e ect achieved and reasonably priced. so the public can bid to purchase on view at through a fi nishing technique that has become part of his signature style. Of this mask Bulpitt the art work on display, with half says: “Naikun Qiigaaway is the clan I come from; one of our crests is the Killerwhale. This Outsiders and Others the proceeds going to the artist 716 East Hastings St and the other half towards the mask represents ‘The End of His Fin Turned Back.’ There is an ancestor as the blowhole of ✆604-499-5025 Beedie Luminaries Scholarship the whale.” outsidersandothers.com for students with potential who , Outsiders and Others is a window Corey Bulpitt’s work can also be seen in Emút | Being Home at the Libby Leshgold Gallery are facing financial adversity. gallery and on-line gallery so we are through May 1. open 24 hours a day 7 days a week. SFU Galleries A satellite exhibition lattimergallery.com Apr 2-25 Micron 05: Drawing ✆778-782-4266 on view at by Lisa Maria Bellano and Sean sfu.ca/galleries Hon Hsing Building Coppel. Both artists created b&w ONLINE To Apr 22 Merritt Johnson: 29 E Pender Street drawings with Micron black pens. Love Song. Features selected VANCOUVER a 9.0 magnitude earthquake, tsu- wed-sun 10am-5pm. Timed Completely different work, same videos from her ongoing Exorcising nami and nuclear meltdown the entrances, check website for details. intensity. Apr 30-May 30 Many Face America series. Commissioned for Museum of Anthropology eastern region of Japan. A Future Admission: adults $10; youth (6 to of Bryan Cathcart. Self-taught at UBC the exhibition, the video Conditioning Exhibition Co-Producers for Memory highlights nature’s de- 11) $5; seniors (65+) $5; children Indigenous artist Bryan Cathcart Exercises insists strength and power 6393 NW Marine Dr structive impact on humans and its 5 and under free. comes from Vancouver Island for are not synonymous or interde- ✆604-822-5087 moa.ubc.ca regenerative potential, and explores Ongoing c̓əc̓əwitəl̕ | helping each his first solo exhibition. pendent; and that conditioning for tue-sun 10am-5pm. MOA Shop: how humans live in harmony with other | ch’áwatway. A micro-ex- strength is necessary to dismantle tue-sun 11am-5pm. Admission: nature. It also examines how new hibition that provides an opportunity Parker Art Salon power. TECK GALLERY: SFU Harbour adults $15; students & senior connections and relationships have for the 2019 YVR Art Foundation parkerartsalon.com Centre, 515 W. Hastings St by appt. (65+) $13; family $35; children 6 developed in the aftermath of this (YVRAF) scholarship recipients to May 6-30 ParkerArtSalon presents To Apr 25 Elizabeth MacKenzie: and under free; UBC staff, students tragic event. exhibit their artworks. Haida Now: Essential Travel, showcasing local Unlikeness. MacKenzie creates Museum of Vancouver & faculty free with ID. A Visual Feast of Innovation and exhibits and a Canada-wide online beyond-human-scale digital prints 1100 Chestnut Street Ongoing A Future for Memory: Tradition. An unparalleled collection Museum of Vancouver auction hosted by Waddington’s. on watercolour paper. Opening , Vancouver Art and Life After the Great East Vanier Park of Haida art boasting more than 450 museumofvancouver.ca Each floor of Parker Street Studios May 8 Jon McCurley: Skull Island. Japan Earthquake. The exhibition 1100 Chestnut St works. Guest curator: Kwiaah- will take turns presenting a weekend McCurley’s year-long site-specific coincides with the 10th anniversary ✆604-736-4431 wah Jones. A Seat at the Table: exhibition and more art will be installation is an investigation of of the 2011 disaster that saw museumofvancouver.ca Chinese Immigration and British

36 APR - MAY 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 37 VANCOUVER and depths of our appetite. This Uno Langmann Limited exhibition is part of the 2021 Cap- 2117 Granville St diaspora, identity, and white su- ture Photography Festival Selected ✆604-736-8825 • 1-800-730-8825 Ira Ho ecker: Transitions premacist culture. Guest curated by Exhibition Program. langmann.com FORTUNE GALLERY, Victoria BC - May 1 - 23 Jenn Jackson, it connects personal tue-sat 10am-5pm by appt. experience and family narratives The Art Emporium Apr Danish Golden Era (Land- by Christine Clark with a range of cultural forms that 2928 Granville St scape). Early 19th century artists in reify a pervasive aesthetic of repeti- ✆604-738-3510 Denmark, influenced by the strong Ira Ho ecker is an award-winning Vic- tive extraction and propaganda. theartemporium.ca German Romantic movement, took toria-based painter who builds abstract mon-sat 10am-6pm and by appt. their inspiration from nature. Their pictures with layers and layers of acrylic SUM gallery Exceptional inventory of paintings style focused on the tonal mastery of resin. After many years as a high-profi le Pride In Art Society by Canadian, American, and French capturing natural light and imbuing marketing professional, Ho ecker moved 425-268 Keefer St masters of the 20th century, as it with radiance. Includes works by ✆604-200-6661 well as all members of the Group Danish artists in the late 19th centu- with her husband to Vancouver Island, sumgallery.ca of Seven and several of their con- ry and early 20th preceded by Peder where she enrolled in a local art school. tue-sat 12-6pm, by appt. only temporaries. Featuring J.P. Riopelle, Monsted, Carl Frederic Aagaard, Since 2005, she has earned an MFA and until further notice. , Tom Thomson, and Frederik Winther, Godfred Chris- professional representation. SUM gallery produces and present Emily Carr. tensen, among others. May Little year-round multidisciplinary Lamb, Little Lamb. In the 18th and Ho ecker has lived much of her life in exhibitions and events that further The Gallery at The Cultch 19th centuries, many artists devoted large European cities, very aware of the the artistic vision of the Queer 1895 Venables St their attention to the depiction of sometimes brutal history of Europe and Arts Festival. SUM brings diverse ✆604-251-1766 animals as an independent subject particularly of Germany’s devastating communities together to support thecultch.com/gallery/ matter. Personifying these creatures betrayal during World War II. Much of her artistic risk-taking, incite creative All of our exhibitions are online with dignity and intense loyalty to collaboration and experimentation, only until further notice and we earlier work can be described as a pa- their owners or companions, these Ira Ho ecker, The 8th Life Promenade, 2021, and celebrate the rich heritage of look forward to welcoming you works reflected a yearning for rural limpsest that seeks to translate centuries acrylic and oil paint queer artists and art. Opening Apr 1 back in the Gallery. escape and an idealization of the into paint and canvas. Apr1-30 Shirley Cooper: Solo Trauma Clown, a photo exhibition countryside. Includes works by Viggo “The original infl uence,” she explains, “came from wanting to discuss the di erent identities by multidisciplinary artist Vivek exhibition. May 1-31 EDZY EDZED, Pederson, Godfred Christensen and Shraya. Oppression and commod- Pierre Leichner, and Bill Westwell. François Van Severdonck. Ongoing A cities like Berlin had seen over the course of the last century. With the help of maps and archi- ification meet in Vivek Shraya’s rotating selection of museum quality tectural elements, I created abstract paintings that talked about the past and time periods we first solo art show in Vancouver. In Toni Onley Estate paintings, objets d’art, and antiques. should remember instead of forgetting … So in the work one was able to see what architectural a cultural climate where laughter ✆403-262-8050 elements or maps were underneath. I created many layers that way.” and pain go hand in hand, Shraya tonionley.com Vancouver Art Gallery inhabits the titular "trauma clown", Toni Onley watercolours & collages 750 Hornby St Since the beginning of the pandemic and the imposition of social and travel restrictions, exploring who we become when at the Wallace Galleries, Calgary. ✆604-662-4719 (24-hr info line) Ho ecker’s paintings have changed. Incorporating oil painting for the fi rst time, Ho ecker has we externalize our suffering. Her vanartgallery.bc.ca introduced plant life to her urban constructs. Softly blended images of glowing, anomalous work invites viewers to question Ukama Gallery daily 10am-5pm; tue & fri 12pm- 1802 Maritime Mews, leaf forms, drawn from her lakefront garden and from her quiet forest walks, provide touch- the mediums of modern spectacle 8pm Admission: adults $24; seniors stones of comfort in an otherwise bewildering maze of human activity and experience. Granville Island (65+) $20; students (with valid ID) ✆778-379-0666 $18; children 6 to 12 $6.50; children Artist in attendance every Saturday ukama.ca 5 and under and members free. wed-sun 11am-5pm or by appt. Reference Library: mon-wed fortunegallery.ca Please visit website for updates. 11am-5pm by appt. Specializing in original works of art To Apr 5 Victor Vasarely; Op Art In from world-renowned and emerging Vancouver; Uncommon Language. oral histories, narratives, knowl- Vancouver Fine Art Gallery is proud youth (6-18) $10.00; family $38.00; stone sculptors from Zimbabwe, Ongoing Where do we go from edge systems and cosmologies. to present a collection of the finest 5 and under free. Ukama Gallery also represents here? Proposes that we think crit- Pictures and Promises focuses on original paintings and sculptures To May 23 By the Shore: Maritime outstanding local artists from ically about the role of both art and lens-based works that employ the from established modern-day con- B.C. in Paintings. A tour of maritime Canada's beautiful West Coast, a exhibition making in the production structures, conventions and formal temporary artists, French impres- scenes of our beautiful province combination of expressive canvases of narratives about our past, present qualities used in mass media, fash- sionists, 20th century, Old Masters through paintings. The exhibition and imaginative mixed media adds and future. Sun Xun: Mythological ion and advertising. Part of Capture and local Canadian artists. displays artwork from recent years colour and texture to the very tactile Time. In his highly imaginative video Photography Festival. Opening as well as those from the early impression of the sculpture. Side installation, Sun takes viewers on May 22 Vancouver Special. Vancouver Maritime Museum days of ship travel in the province. by side, these distinctly different art a journey through his hometown of Vanier Park Includes works by Emily Carr, E.J. forms have something to say about Fuxin in Northern China, a coal-min- Vancouver Fine Art Gallery 1905 Ogden Ave Hughes, Harry Heine and more. the essence of the human artistic ing centre. Stories that animate us. 2233 Granville St ✆604-257-8300 vanmaritime.com Ongoing Silent Witness: Photo- instinct. UKAMA GALLERY welcomes Developed formally and thematically ✆778-737-9888 thu-sun 10am-5pm. Timed en- graphs of Shipwrecks. This exhibi- both art collectors and art lovers-a in conversation with Sun Xun’s: vancouverfineartgallery.com trances, check website for details. tion features 60 stunning photos of truly unique experience. Mythological Time, this exhibition mon-sat 10am-6pm; Admission (+GST): adults $13.50; shipwrecks by Italian photographer Helena Maizlin, floral extravaganza, 2021 draws from a diverse range of sun 11am-5pm. students & seniors (ID) $11.00; Parker Art Salon, Vancouver Stefano Benazzo.

38 APR - MAY 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 39 VANCOUVER Opening May 27 Simone Guo: VICTORIA A Tale of The Land. VISUALSPACE Gallery A collection of poetic, yet stylized Alcheringa Gallery 3352 Dunbar St landscape paintings. 621 Fort St ✆604-559-0576 ✆250-383-8224 visualspace.ca VERNON alcheringa-gallery.com To Apr 3: tue-sat 12-5pm. Apr 8-11: tue-sat 11am-5pm. daily 11am-5pm. Apr 15-18: daily Vernon Public Art Gallery Ongoing Annual Print Show 11am-8pm. Apr 22-May 15: tue-sat 3228 31st Ave 2021. Featuring Robert Davidson, 12-5pm. May 21-23: 11am-6pm. ✆250-545-3173 TEMOSEN Charles Elliott, Maynard May 27-Jun19: tue-sat 12-5pm. vernonpublicartgallery.com Johnny Jr, Chris Paul, Susan Point, To Apr 3 Ron Vallis & Martin mon-fri 10am-5pm; sat 11am-4pm. Mark Preston, Dylan Thomas, and CLAYTON ANDERSON Peters: Dunbar Pottery Spring Ex- To May 19 Okanagan Print Art Thompson. NEW WORKS hibition & Sale. Recent stoneware Triennial 2021. This international and porcelain works. Apr 8-11 Da- printmaking exhibition features 28 arc.hive gallery MAY 8 - 22 vid E. Hall: Life Force Images & Liz print artists from around the world. 2516 Bridge St Christian: Abstraction in Nature. The varieties of printmaking range ✆250-891-0811 arc-hivearc.org A retrospective presenting inspired from traditional to experimental, sat & sun 12-4pm. BOARD ON ACRYLIC 30- X 24 - ISLAND” “KEATS - ANDERSON CLAYTON 606 VIEW ST. VICTORIA • 250 380 4660 realism in dreamscape images. and include methods such as COVID protocols in place. WWW.MADRONAGALLERY.COM Apr 15-18 Monika Sanft: Constrict screen printing, intaglio, relief Apr 3-18 Laura Feeleus and Eliza- and Release: The Allery Project. printing, lithography, and more. beth Carefoot: Ravel: Explorations A selection of small photography The OPT aims to bring the very in Fibre. The centrepiece of Ravel pieces and oil paintings which re- best in contemporary printmaking is a giant ball created from shred- I work with fibre and acrylic to make Initiative. He represents his own Flux Media Gallery flect her experience during the early to audiences in the Okanagan region ded, braided recycled fabrics and colourful, cheerful art to help people fine art as well as curates fine art 1524 Pandora Ave and later days of the pandemic. of BC. New to this year's OPT will clothing bursting with colour and feel HAPPY so they will take care of produced by other local Vancouver ✆250-381-4428 Apr 22-May 15 Gabryel Harrison: be the free, live, Virtual Artist Talk personality. Its imagery alludes to each other and our planet. Everyone Island artists including: John D. Ste- fluxmediagallery.org After Every Winter, Soft Wind. Series features a select number the COVID virus but also speaks has a heart and I can show you what venson,Tanya Clark, Linda Skalenda, WINDOW GALLERY: tue-fri Harrison continues her investigation of participating artists from the about travel, escape, joy, and play. that looks like!” Elfrida Schragen, Barb Springer- 4pm-8pm. The main gallery of floral imagery while evidencing show. Every week a new artist will Our lives ravel as we wait for vac- Sapergia, Ray Sapergia, Carol and office are currently closed the impacts creatively and concep- speak about their processes and cines, but also come together in new Art Gallery of Greater Victoria Koebbeman, Ellen Coburn, Barb due to COVID restrictions. tually of the Covid year in which inspirations behind their current ways through unexplored avenues. 1040 Moss St McCluskey-Stafford, Diane Adolph, To May 26 Digital Moment. These ✆250-384-4171 they were created. May 21-23 Ian work. For a complete schedule of May 1-9 Aviv Talyia Dekel: Heart Susan Geddes, P. Jean Oliver, film and video works by local and aggv.ca Carter: Seeking Light & Shadow: the OPT artist talk series, visit our Spirit: Small Hand Waving. “I Rosalinde Maria Compton, Sharon national artists explore distance and tue-wed & fri-sat 10am-5pm; thu Dancing Light, Changing Seasons. website at vernonpublicartgallery. am Aviv Talya Dekel, a 23 yr old Wareing, John Prevost, Anne Bowen, connection in a time of media sat- 1-9pm; sun 12-5pm. Admission: An exhibition of watercolours. com/artist-talks. disabled Outsider/Folk Artist. Rajat Shanbhag, Mike Lathrop and uration, and attempt to respond to adult $13; senior (65+), student Dave Hutchison. the question, How does film mediate (with ID) $11; youth (6-17) $2.50; the online digital environment? Fea-

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Dallas Rd as-earth connections. Curated by had a defining role in its creation. images that explore ways in which current display. The April artists Toby Lawrence. Ongoing Two Spirit Maritime Impressions exhibition, perceptions of reality can be altered include: Danyne Johnson, Jennifer Rising. A new mural project by artworks by John Horton, will be to provoke feelings of unease or Demerys, Sylvia Bayley and Mar- Coast Salish artist Margaret August on display on the gallery's upper uncertainty, distorting expected guerite Mahy. The May artist is presenting a series of images that floor to mark the beginning of spring visual cues and create images Lisa Ochowycz. To make an includes depictions of Thunderbirds 2021. Horton’s lifelong fascination that seem untrustworthy. Opening: appointment to view the display as symbols of strength, power and with the sea is readily apparent in Apr 23, 7pm. May 15-30 Graham please call the office 604-926-1621. protection. The project speaks to the his maritime-themed paintings. Apr Wiebe: Wait here while I slip into two spirited people who are rising 16-May 12 Dynamic Reflections; something more comfortable. Silk Purse Arts Centre in today's world to show their gifts, Contemporary Canadian Abstract Using satire to explore themes 1570 Argyle Ave and to find their gifts. Art exhibition, artworks by Richard of solace, this work includes both ✆604-925-7292 Roblin, Chin Yuen, and Brubey Hu. images and objects (and just a westvanartscouncil.ca UVic Legacy Art Galleries This exhibition is a collection of hint of gothic) as a way of navigat- thu-sat 1-5pm. Free admission. 630 Yates St vibrant, dynamic, and powerful ing feelings of seclusion in a time To Apr 3 SPECTRUM. 25 established ✆250-721-6562 abstract works that explores the of anxious encounters. & emerging artists working in uvic.ca/legacygalleries/ language of form, shape, and colour. Opening: May 14, 7pm. broad spectrum of styles, media & DOWNTOWN: 630 Yates St. subject matter inspired by the theme wed-sat 10am-4pm. Free admission. Xchanges Gallery and Studios WEST VANCOUVER metamorphosis. Apr 8-Mar 1 Cherry To Apr 10 Life Stories. Opening 6E-2333 Government St Blossoms: A Textile Translation. Apr 21 On Beaded Ground. Show- ✆250-382-0442 North Shore Unitarian Church 12th annual juried exhibition of cases the current proliferation of art- xchangesgallery.org 370 Mathers Ave textile art inspired by the beauty ists beading on the west coast and sat & sun 11am-4pm. ✆604-926-1621 & symbolism of the cherry blossom, explores practices past and present. Apr 3-18 Gillian Redwood: The northshoreunitarians.ca including quilting, felting, sculpture, SIDEWALK GALLERY: outside 630 Triumph of Light. As spring begins Sanctuary is open on a limited basis. embroidery, fashion & more. Yates St. tue-sat 4:30pm-10pm. anew, the artist uses light as a lens Call to make an appointment. Co-produced by the Vancouver Ongoing What the Land Holds to view hope, optimism, humour Art is displayed in the Sanctuary Guild of Fibre Art & fibreEssence. contemporary video art. FIRST PEO- and creativity. Apr 24-May 9 Lyssa which is open on a limited basis. May 6-29 Yeonmi Kim: Sewstain- PLES HOUSE: UVic Campus. mon-fri Pearson: Looking Glass. Using Please see the digital version of ability. Kim sews together recycled 8:30am-4:30pm Ongoing For Time mirrors, water, and organic materials the art on the Monthly Art Show materials to create colourful, Immemorial. Coast Salish title and the artist produces a set of still life page on the church website for our impactful maps of locations that relationship to land communicated through art. centred around the idea of human VICTORIA interface with the non-human world. Victoria Arts Council Gage Gallery Arts Collective Focusing on the stories embedded in Store Street Gallery 2031 Oak Bay Ave place and how people and place are ✆250-592-2760 1800 Store St intertwined, Herndl uses colours and ✆ gagegallery.ca 778-533-7123 texture to evoke a kind of empathy vicartscouncil.ca RESERVOIR tue-sat 11am-5pm; sun 12-4pm. for these subjects. May 8-22 Clay- wed-sun 12-5pm. Admission free/ BY REBECCA BELMORE Free Admission. ton Anderson. Madrona Gallery is by donation. To Apr 18 ECCENTRIC DELIBERA- pleased to present a solo exhibition To Apr 25 Borderlands. Featuring TIONS. A tour de force of abstract of works from Clayton Anderson. works by Georgia Tooke, Rudra paintings by Margo Cooper and Anderson's work evokes a powerful Manani, Luna Rose, Jamie Ooster- Elizabeth Carefoot. Apr 20-May 9 sense of place through his use of huis, and Leon Jung. Curated by NEW WORKS by Karen Kaiser. colour, light, and composition. Monica Liu & Luna Rose. Opening An exhibition where local urban May 5 When Two Waters Meet. scenes, dynamic Vancouver Island Open Space VAULT PROJECT SPACE Opening landscapes and quirky portraits 510 Fort St, 2nd floor May 5 Marianne Goodrich. come together in a joyful celebration ✆250-383-8833 of colour. May 11-30. OCEAN. openspace.ca Winchester Galleries A meditation on the philosophy and tue-sat 12-5pm. 2260 Oak Bay Ave biology of the Pacific black & waters Founded in 1972, Open Space ✆250-595-2777 by Leslie Bell. is a non-profit artist-run centre winchestergalleriesltd.com presenting contemporary arts across tue-sat 10am-4pm. Madrona Gallery disciplines, including visual art, To Apr 14 In Search of Form; Ab- 606 View St media arts, music and sound, and straction in West Coast Canada ✆250-380-4660 literary arts. To May 29 The Earth exhibition, artworks by Jack Shad- madronagallery.com is my Elder is centred on the film, bolt, Jack Wise, and Gordon Smith. tue-sat 10am-5:30pm; TH poetry and installation-based work This exhibition is a celebration of EXHIBITION EXTENDED TO MAY 9 sun & mon 11am-5pm. of Krista Arias, and explores the Canadian abstraction on the West WHISTLER, BC OPEN THURSDAY TO SUNDAY 11AM – 6PM Apr 10-24 Jeremy Herndl: Human complexities of reconnecting to Coast and the prominent artists who Nature. A collection of work that is ancestral homelands through body-

42 APR - MAY 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 43 WEST VANCOUVER collection of Canada’s finest paint- Mountain Galleries ings and sculpture. The uniquely at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler are showing the severe effects of Canadian artwork you’ll find at the 4599 Chateau Blvd climate change; addressing environ- Gallery reflects the artists’ passion ✆604-935-1862 Vignettes by Matthew Kangas WASHINGTON mental changes & consumerism. for their beautiful surroundings and mountaingalleries.com contemporary influences. We look Open daily please call for hours. CHROMATIC IMPRESSIONS West Vancouver Art Museum forward to new collections and Celebrating 30 years in Canadian Davidson Galleries, Seattle. Apr 1 - May 29 680 17th St spotlight exhibitions by many of our Fine Art, Mountain Galleries has ✆604-925-7295 gallery artists throughout the spring grown to become ’s Drawing upon its vast inventory, Davidson, among the nation’s leading antiquarian westvancouverartmuseum.ca and summer. Adele Campbell is largest commercial art gallery print dealers, arranges works of dazzling variety under the rubric of color. Quite apart wed-sat 12-4pm. located in The Westin and is open with locations in Whistler, Jasper from that link, the 40 prints and paintings display a wide range of subjects by well- Admission by donation. daily. For further information please and Banff. The exhibitions range known artists and talented newcomers. Davidson stable artists such as Art Hansen, To May 15 Jackie Wong: The call, visit us or browse our website. from abstract expressionism to Dion Pickering Zwirner and Jonelle Johnson join towering 20th-century stalwarts Spaces Between Us. This exhibition magic realism, contemporary clay, such as Jean Charlot, Joan Miró, Roberto Matta and Austrian eccentric Friedensreich presents three recent series of Audain Art Museum glass, bronze and stone sculptures. Roberto Matta, Hundertwasser. photo-based works, which inspire 4350 Blackcomb Way Worldwide shipping. Located in the Attire le gai venin (Seasons in Hell series) us to question the factual nature of ✆604-962-0413 Fairmont Chateau Whistler, across photography and explore the ways audainartmuseum.com from Portobello Restaurant. CONSERVATION FROM HERE in which our perceptions of scenes thu-sun 11am-6pm. Admission: Port Angeles Fine Arts Center, Port Angeles. May 8 - Aug 1 shape our engagement with the adults $20; seniors (65+) $18; WHITE ROCK Originally exhibited at Sagamore Hill National Historic Site, Long Island, NY, the home natural world. Wong’s photographs young adult (19-25) $10; youth of Theodore Roosevelt, Conservation from Here relocates to Port Angeles near Olym- of clouds, resulting from disasters (18 and under) and members free. White Rock Gallery pic National Park (ONP), a TDR legacy. Multidisciplinary artist Joseph Rossano reimag- and transformed into photo-based To May 9 Rebecca Belmore: 1247 Johnston Rd ines the president’s trophy room. Juxtaposed with these trophies are photographs of ✆ watercolours, as well as her photo- RESERVOIR. Over the past 30 years, 604-538-4452 • 1-877-974-4278 fauna indigenous to ONP, their DNA collected by local youth. The multimedia show, graphs of orbs, unsettle us, leaving Rebecca Belmore has developed whiterockgallery.com Photo: William Geddes says Rossano, “uses the visual, spatial and tactile qualities of art to create awareness us to straddle that space in between. a highly charged aesthetic rooted tue-sat 11am-5pm, or by appt. Joseph Rossano, Conservation from Here, about the preservation of the species.” A publication of the same name will in socio-political commentary that Closed statutory holiday weekends. Pronghorn, After Roosevelt gun engraving, 2017 be available featuring contributions hinges upon her Anishinaabe ances- Ongoing Rotating exhibitions of gal- by the artist, the exhibition curator, try. As an internationally renowned lery artists, including Nicholas Bott, Hilary Letwin, and Patrik Andersson. multidisciplinary artist, from the Lac Phil Buytendorp, Rod Charlesworth, Seul First Nation in Northwestern Marina Dieul, Robert Genn, Laura WHISTLER Ontario, she has been featured at Harris, Nikol Haskova, David Lan- WASHINGTON contemporary art fairs from Havana gevin, Min Ma, Renato Muccillo, Adele Campbell Michael O’Toole, Peter Shostak, Mike ANACORTES BAINBRIDGE ISLAND Bainbridge Island to Athens. The exhibition features Museum of Art Fine Art Gallery recent works and new site-based Svob, Christopher Walker, Ray Ward, 109-4090 Whistler Way Scott Milo Gallery Bainbridge Arts and Crafts 550 Winslow Way East creations on display in the Muse- Alan Wylie, and Donna Zhang. 420 Commercial Ave ✆ ✆604-938-0887 • 1-888-938-0887 151 Winslow Way E. 206-842-4451 um’s Tom Teresa Gautreau Galleries. ✆360-293-6938 ✆ adelecampbell.com 206-842-3132 biartmuseum.org These new works examine the dis- WILLIAMS LAKE scottmilo.com bacart.org Open daily, please call for hours. daily 10am-5pm. Free admission. parity between wealth and poverty wed-sat 11am-5pm and by appt. mon-sat 10am-6pm; Adele Campbell Fine Art Gallery, Station House Gallery Please check website for updates. in Canada with poignant references Apr 2-May 4 The gallery presents its sun 11am-5pm. established in 1993, showcases over #1 North Mackenzie Ave To May 30 Kimberly Trowbridge: to Vancouver, Whistler and the 5th Annual show of Tulip Poster Bainbridge Arts & Crafts, a nonprofit 40 established and emerging artists ✆250-392-6113 Into the Garden. A large-scale Sea to Sky corridor. Artists Past and Present featuring organization, fosters the creation and includes a comprehensive stationhousegallery.com solo exhibition of paintings that a collection of work by 5 Tulip Poster tue-sat 10:30am-5:30pm. and appreciation of fine contem- reflect images, ideas, and methods Artists. Our featured artist for 2021 Free admission. porary art and craft by jurying, developed over the past two years is Jennifer McGill with her oil Situated in a Standard #3 Rail Sta- exhibiting, and representing the as Creative Fellow at The Bloedel paintings depicting scenes from the tion built in 1919, the Station House work of Northwest artists, and by Reserve. Breathe. A group exhibition Skagit Valley. Also showing are past has two gallery spaces and presents offering arts education and outreach inspired by Martin Luther King, Jr. Tulip Poster artists, Alfred Currier- up to 16 monthly shows annually. experiences to all ages throughout focused on social justice and human oils, Jennifer Bowman-acrylics, Artists from all over planet Earth Kitsap County and the region. We rights. Paul Rucker: FOREVER. Randy Dana-color photography and show here but regional artists are have a new exhibition every month, This series acknowledges civil Ben Mann-acrylics. May 7-Jun 1 usual. We also have a Gallery store and stay open until 8pm on the first rights martyrs that have not, The gallery features new gold which features local artists and Friday of each month for openings. and will probably never, appear leaf and acrylic paintings by Leo artisans. Please check our Facebook We offer artist conversations, usually on US postage stamps. Osborne and his sculptures. Also page or website for updates as on the first Saturday of the month, in Water Is… A water-themed showing are Ria Harboe-acryl- exhibitions are TDB due to COVID. the gallery and via FB Live. Details exhibition from the Cynthia Sears ics, David Marty-oils, Mark can be found on our website at Collection of Artist’s Books. Artists Wall-encaustic paintings, Donna bacart.org and past talks and artist include Amadine Nabarra-Piomelli Nevitt Radtke-pastels and Terri features are available for viewing and Shu-Ju. Curated by Cynthia Shinn-textile work. View in person at our YouTube channel, listed as Sears and Catherine Alice Michaelis. or online at scottmilo.com. Karen Yurkovich, PC 7, 2006 Bainbridge Arts & Crafts. Ian Tan Gallery, Vancouver

44 APR - MAY 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 45 BELLEVUE locally handmade pottery and 121 Prospect St. thu-sun 12-5pm. ceramic art. The gallery regularly Ongoing Vintage Vaudevillians is Bellevue Arts Museum represents more than 35 curated a photographic exhibition from the Alden Mason: Fly Your Own Things 510 Bellevue Way NE local artists, and hosts several Museum’s Archives that high- BELLEVUE ARTS MUSEUM, Bellevue WA - May 14 - Oct 10 ✆425-519-0770 bellevuearts.org group shows a year featuring artists lights a dozen vaudeville acts that For the current hours, please check from across the United States and performed in Bellingham in the early by Matthew Kangas website. Admission: adults $15; stu- Canada. Each month offers a special 20th century. dents/seniors/military (ID required) feature. April will highlight the work Alden Mason (1919-2013), a professor at the $12; youth (7-17) $8; teens (with of Briggs Shore from Coupeville, EVERETT University of Washington School of Art, was TeenTix) $5; children under 6 and WA, and May will spotlight Irene the last to have also been educated there, un- members free. Lawson from Custer, WA. Schack Art Center der founders Ambrose Patterson and Walter F. 2921 Hoyt Ave Ongoing Piotr Szyhalski– Isaacs. He retired early – after teaching Chuck COVID-19: Labor Camp ✆425-259-5050 Report features posters made by ✆360-778-8930 schack.org tue-sat 10am-5pm; sun Close, among others – to pursue painting full Piotr Szyhalski, a.k.a. Labor Camp, whatcommuseum.org 12-5pm. Check schack.org for most time. Close helped him get two shows at the in direct response to the Coronavirus Admission: adults $10; youth current info. Free admission. Allan Stone Gallery, where his Burpee Gardens pandemic. Pulped Under Pressure: (6-17),students & military (+ID), Apr 1-Jun 5 Art of Recycling: of the 1970s were hailed by New York critics for The Art of Handmade Paper ex- seniors(62+) $8; youth (2-5) $5; Repurpose with a Purpose. their links to Color Field painting. plores hand papermaking as a tool children under 2 free. Participating artists showcase their for activism and social engagement. LIGHTCATCHER BUILDING, 250 creativity by turning otherwise dis- On view as part of the BAM retrospective, To Apr 18 Yellow No. 5 explores Flora St. thu-sun 12-5pm. Ongoing carded materials into works of art. these works were the centerpiece of earlier sur- the grab-and-go nature of material Seeds of Culture: The Portraits This exhibit aims to shine a spotlight veys in 1987, 2008 and 2013. Seen more than goods and how these products and Stories of Native American on the environmental, social, and 40 years after they were painted, their blobby serve as armor to shield us from Women. Features 28 photographs emotional impact of waste as well our intrinsically codependent rela- of Native American women, along as explore new ideas about recycling forms and translucent color are now outfl anked tionship with consumerism. with interviews, written narratives, and repurposing. Though these by Mason’s subsequent fi gurative works. Curated by Tariqa Waters. Opening and an audio compilation featuring artists come from widely diverse Alden Mason, Montezuma, 1985, acrylic on canvas. Mason encountered an amazing number of backgrounds, they all share a com- May 14 Alden Mason: Fly Your the sitters’ sharing their stories by Collection of Kim and George Suyama Own Things is the first compre- critically acclaimed photographer mon bond: the ability to transform infl uences and inspirations in his lifetime, from hensive museum exhibition for and social documentarian Matika waste objects into works renewed German Expressionism to Bay Area Funk art, Northwest artist Alden Mason. Wilbur (Tulalip & Swinomish). beauty, utility and meaning. Pattern and Decoration, and beyond. Although the artist was criticized for trend-hopping, both Opening Apr 10 Fluid Forma- his earlier and later works expose a talent that fused drawing and painting to retain an unfl ag- BELLINGHAM tions: The Legacy of Glass in the FRIDAY HARBOR ging sense of spontaneity. Pacific Northwest. Drawing from Good Earth Pottery the Museum’s permanent collection, WaterWorks Gallery Mason’s extensive travels to Central America, Asia, Australia and New Guinea cemented im- 1000 Harris Ave loans from artists, and working in 315 Argyle Ave agery of the shamanic power he witnessed abroad. Viewers will pick up on threads of tribal ✆360-671-3998 close partnership with Museum of ✆360-378-3060 weaving, e gies, ritual acts and face-painting as they peruse the numerous works displayed. waterworksgallery.com goodearthpots.com Glass, this exhibition celebrates the What were recessive color combinations in the New York–inspired abstractions become vivid, mon & wed-sat 11am-5pm; innovation and striking range of thu-sat 11am-4pm or by appt. sun 12-5pm. processes and ideas that could only For 35 years, WaterWorks Gallery chunky blocks of color broken up by wandering lines. Like the drawing medium he preferred, Located in the historic Fairhaven come from decades of generous located in Friday Harbor, San Juan the later pictures remain daringly in process. Mason was an enthusiastic birdwatcher and am- village of Bellingham since 1969, exchange and shared passion for the Island has been a contemporary ateur ethnologist, whose secret power was his ability to convey notions of transformation, Good Earth Pottery specializes in material of glass. OLD CITY HALL, light filled gallery space that contin- animistic energy and frantic activity into canvases of volcanic excitement. ues to evolve as a gallery dedicated to showing artists from the Islands, bellevuearts.org Washington, Oregon and British Columbia. The represented artists, painters, sculptors and jewelers LA CONNER William Cumming. The 80 year and gallery preview-art.comfeaturing Debra Van April-May 2021 issue featured editorial reflect the areas beauty, both con- old mural is an important artifact Tuinen's Light@previewartmag Revealed 2020 ventional and unusual. That is the Museum of Northwest Art of Northwest history showing scenes collection plus her original print flavor of the Northwest, making Wa- 121 First St of working life in the Skagit Valle series of aquatints and watercolor terWorks Gallery the unique place it ✆360-466-4446 monamuseum.org in the social realism style. monotypes created at Oehme is. Apr 22-Jun 5 Magpie, a creature thu-sun 12-4pm. All exhibitions Graphic in Steamboat Springs, CO. that loves collecting bright and shiny are free, thanks to our members OLYMPIA Van Tuinen is known nationally and objects. Micki Lippe, renowned and supporters! internationally for her residential jeweler and magpie extraordinaire, To May 9 Max Benjamin: A Road Van Tuinen Art and commercial commissions. New welcomed 15 jewelers from the Well Traveled. MoNA is excited 429 4th Ave W. colorful paintings in acrylic and oil Seattle Metals Guild into her studio to bring a solo exhibition of ✆360-402-6517 are currently featured. Woodward nest of trash, transformed by each contemporary NW painter vantuinenart.com Canyon Winery 2017 Artist Series artist into a newly constructed piece Max Benjamin. Ongoing Lost and Visitors welcome by appointment. Cab featured Van Tuinen's painting Irene A. Lawson, Platter, 2021 of wearable art. Found: Skagit Valley Mural by Van Tuinen Art is a working studio Swirl on the label. Debra has an Good Earth Pottery, Bellingham

46 APR - MAY 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 47 OLYMPIA SEATTLE Foster/White Gallery 220 3rd Ave S, #100 encaustic studio where she will ArtXchange Gallery ✆206-622-2833 teach workshops when it is safe. 512 1st Ave S fosterwhite.com Feel free to inquire. She recently ✆206-839-0377 tue-sat 10am-6pm. ART OF RECYCLING: created a collection of affordable artxchange.org Apr 1-30 Casey McGlynn: Landing Repurpose with a Purpose small encaustic landscapes she tue-sat 11am-5:30pm. in the Bird's Nest. McGlynn creates is exhibiting in the gallery and on ArtXchange Gallery exhibits irreverent multi-media pieces with her website. contemporary art from around the a focus on painting and collage. world that reflects the diversity Approaching pain through humor PORT ANGELES of influences shaping the Seattle and a penchant for all things punk, community and contemporary global McGlynn's visual language is full Port Angeles Fine Arts Center culture. Through rotating bi-monthly of symbolism. Here, his starting 1203 E Lauridsen Blvd exhibitions, the gallery showcases point was the idea of returning to or ✆360-457-3532 a range of artwork including vibrant finding home, and landing in a place pafac.org Bubblism paintings by Marcio Diaz, of healing. May 6-29 Mark Rediske: Gallery: thu-sun 11am-5pm; the iconic lighted fish sculptures levi tenente. Rediske's artwork

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(K t di NYC to the wild north coast of the re 425.259.5050 | 2921 Hoyt Ave. Downtown Everett, WA C nd Olympic Peninsula. Davidson Galleries o a Made possible in part by the City of Everett Hotel/Motel Tax Fund Frye Art Museum hot rk P Opening May 8 Conservation 313 Occidental Ave S 704 Terry Ave - Artwo From Here. This exhibition features ✆206-624-7684 ✆206-622-9250 the work of Joseph Rossano in davidsongalleries.com fryemuseum.org a large-scale exhibition synthe- By appt. Please call to arrange thu-sun 11am-5pm. sizing art and science. The show your visit. Free admission. Reserved timed Gallery 110 draping limbs in dark lush forests. fri-sun 10am-5pm. General is inspired by US President and Apr 1-May 29 Carol Summers: The tickets are required, see website 110 3rd Ave S May 6-29 New Views–A Group Admission: adults $19.99; seniors landmark conservationist Theodore Woodcut Reinvented. Selections for details. ✆206-624-9336 Exhibition by Northwest & military (with ID) $17.99; students Roosevelt. It remarks on historic from Summers' work that exem- Opening May 22 With works in gallery110.com and West Coast artists. The exhibi- (with ID) & teens (15-18) $12.99; moments in conservation including plify his revolutionary woodblock all media by nearly 80 artists, thu-sat 12-5pm or by appt. tion includes works created during children 4 and under and members the formation of the National technique. ONLINE Chromatic Black Refractions: Highlights Apr 1-May 29 Director’s Choice. times of change and rejuvenation free. See website for Special Park Service. Impressions. Vivid prints that revel from The Studio Museum in To celebrate Spring and the gradual for many artists. This gathering Exhibition pricing. in rich color. Harlem celebrates the Museum’s lifting of COVID restrictions, Director of works includes a multitude of First Free Thursdays start April 1. role as a site for the dynamic Kevin Marshall will be offering a unconventional viewpoints, styles To May 23 SPECIAL EXHIBITION exchange of ideas about art and so- rotating exhibition of works by and mediums including: painting, Jacob Lawrence: The American ciety. To Apr 25 Anastacia-Reneé: Gallery 110 Artists, seeking to photography, printmaking, and Struggle, the only West Coast stop (Don’t be Absurd) Alice in Parts is both entice and intrigue. Come mixed media works. of this landmark exhibition that an immersive installation offering a build your collection! brings together the timely narrative rageful meditation on gentrification. Henry Art Gallery series by the beloved modern artist To May 30 Unsettling Femininity: Harris Harvey Gallery University of Washington for the first time since 1958. Selections from the Frye Art 1915 First Ave 15th Ave NE and NE 41st St Ongoing Barbara Earl Thomas: Museum Collection probes the ✆206-443-3315 ✆206-543-2280 The Geography of Innocence. This politics of looking and questions harrisharveygallery.com henryart.org new body of work carries within it our habitual ways of viewing tue-sat 11am-5pm and by appt. sat & sun 10am-5pm. the sediments of history and grap- images of women. Ongoing Art on Apr 1-May 1 Hart James: Peace Free admission. ples with race and the color line. At the Mind: Ten Years of Creative of the Wild. An exhibition of new oil To May 9 Plural Possibilities & the heart of her new work is a story Aging illustrates the successes of paintings by Olympia-based artist the Female Body. This exhibition of life and death, hope and resil- arts engagement for people living Hart James. James’ work imbues explores the gendered construction ience–a child’s survival. Northwest with dementia. Opening Apr 17 the spirit and energy of nature and deconstruction of the female Modernism: Four Japanese Amer- Boren Banner Series: Russna Kaur through her bold depictions–defin- body and its representation. icans. This exhibition celebrates features a new public artwork on the ing a sense of place. She captures four of Seattle’s leading Japanese Museum's east facade. reflections seen on still waters, Seattle Art Museum American artists: Kenjiro Nomura, dramatic landforms, cascading wa- 1300 First Ave Kamekichi Tokita, , Charlotte Slade Decker, Confluencia, 2018 terfalls amongst rugged rocks, and ✆206-654-3100 and . Women Painters of Washington Gallery, Seattle seattleartmuseum.org

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50 APR - MAY 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 51 book An Enduring Legacy–Women Imogen Gallery Painters of Washington 1930-2005. OREGON 240 11th St ✆ by Matthew Kangas His careful selection is a joy to see 503-468-0620 Vignettes WASHINGTON and the public are most welcome. ASTORIA imogengallery.com mon-sat 11am-5pm; Woodside Braseth Gallery Astoria Visual Arts sun 11am-4pm; wed by appt. TRANSCENDENCE: 1201 Western Ave 1000 Duane St Apr 10-Jun 7 Deb Stoner: More Woodside Braseth Gallery, Seattle. To May 1 ✆206-622-7243 ✆503-741-9694 Garden Studies. Deb Stoner brings The saga of the "Big Four” or “mystic” painters of the never seems woodsidebrasethgallery.com astoriavisualarts.org a new series of her rich botanical to end. With these treasures by Morris Graves, the most notorious of the group, view- tue-sat 11am-6pm. fri-sat 12-4pm. prints combining her skills as pho- ers get a clear picture of themes he followed throughout his career: nature, still lifes, To Apr 24 Transcendence: Morris Second Saturday Art Walk 12-8pm. tographer, researcher and gardener animals and fi sh. Famously leaving rice paper out in the rain to “season,” Graves used Graves. An important & rare offering Apr 10-May 2 Celebrate Earth Day. along with meticulous sense of sumi ink and tempera to elevate endangered fl ora and fauna that inhabit the region’s of highly curated artwork spanning First celebrated in 1970, Earth Day, detail to create dramatic still life from 1944 to 1991 by Visionary & April 22, is now an annual event Photo: Courtesy of the Woodside Braseth Gallery Photo: Courtesy of the Woodside undergrowth, tidal fl ats and old-growth forests. imagery. Reminiscent of the work of Morris Graves, Northwest Master, Morris Graves celebrated in 193 counties around Dutch masters she weaves complex Still Life with Root Vegetables, c. 1930s (1910-2001). the world to support peace and mazes of texture and color within environmental protection. Astoria each composition. With a strong PLURAL POSSIBILITIES & THE FEMALE BODY SPOKANE Visual Arts invites artists residing background in craft as a jeweler, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle. To May 9 in Clatsop County in Oregon and scale and precision are always at This show is part of the gallery’s involvement in the Coalition, a nation- Northwest Museum Pacific County in Washington to the forefront of her work today. Her wide initiative that “seeks to generate cultural awareness about feminist thought, of Arts & Culture celebrate Earth Day through art! fine art prints are the culmination experience and action.” Curators Nina Bozicnik and Ann Poulson chose works by 20- 2316 W First Ave Plein air painter Dee Vadnais of a passion for growing plants, col- plus artists from the permanent collection, supplemented by works on loan. Through ✆509-456-3931 will jury the exhibit. lecting insects, and choreographing painting, prints, photos and video, the artists “explore intersecting identities and northwestmuseum.org May 10-22 Annual Clatsop County the still life image. interlocking forms of oppression.” , and Chakaia Booker join daily 10am-5pm.Timed tickets must High School Art Exhibit: Epoch Photo: Courtesy of the artist and James Cohan, New York. and Lisa Goodman Collection of Josef Vascovitz be purchased in advance online. Epiphany. Astoria, Knappa and Firelei Báez, The Right to Opacity, 2013 photographers Catherine Opie and Graciela Iturbide, among others. CANNON BEACH Admission: adults(18+) $15; seniors Warrenton High School's art (65+) and students (+ID) $13; youth students come together for the 7th Cannon Beach Gallery PAUL RUCKER: FOREVER (6-17) $10; children (5 & under) and annual county-wide high school art 1064 S Hemlock St Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, Bainbridge Island. To May 30 MAC members free. The Museum's show! Each piece is 12"x12" resem- ✆503-436-0744 The museum has 13 new works in its permanent collection – from Paul Rucker’s cafe is temporarily closed. bling huge display of a vinyl records. cannonbeacharts.org FOREVER series. The multi-award-winning artist, formerly of Seattle, has applied his To May 2 Dressing the Abbey: All styles and media welcome. Cash wed-sun 11am-4pm. The Iconic Wardrobe of Downton undisputed genius to commemorating the deaths of civil rights activists and other prizes are awarded. To Apr 25 Aqueous Material Abbey™ and Reclaiming Culture: lesser-known African Americans in the form of giant postage stamps. The results are Exhibition. Juried exhibition The Tlingit and Haida Tribes of featuring watercolors, acrylics, powerful. They include Four Little Girls, victims of a 1963 church bombing. Besides the Repatriation. Scottsboro Boys, Seattle Urban League director Edwin T. Pratt is honored. His murder BIMA Permanent Art Collection, Gift of Cynthia Sears Art Collection, Gift of Cynthia BIMA Permanent Opening May 15 American Original: Paul Rucker, FOREVER: Four Little Girls – was never solved. The Life and Work of John James Carole Robertson, 2019, edition 1/18 Audubon. An exclusive selection of original prints, paintings, manu- scripts and personal possessions backwards, project forward and Opening Apr 13 The Women SEATTLE of an American icon. Justin Gib- poke a few holes in our culture of Painters of Washington, a juried bens: Birds and Beasts. Trained intense self regard and digital over- professional artists' organization, Shift Gallery in both scientific illustration and tra- 312 S Washington St load. May 6-29 , an will present a live show with a virtu- Lost + Found ditional Chinese fine line bird-and- ✆607-379-9523 exhibition of paintings and ceramics al tour on their website. The theme flower painting, Gibbens’ subversive shiftgallery.org by artists , is and it implies how Karey Kessler Anna Reflection zoological watercolor drawings are Temporarily open by appt. only. , and each of the 43 exhibitors currently Macrae Miha Sarani David inspired from both real-life speci- Please check website for updates. . Also, a presentation of a see themselves during this uncertain Traylor mens and natural history sources. Apr 1-May 1 Lynda Harwood- collaborative work by the four artists time and what they hope to see in Swenson: Work: Color and Shape. To May 16 Witness to Wartime: along with writer William Marsh the future. All mediums of two di- The Painted Diary of Takuichi This exhibition focuses on translu- exploring things lost and found. mensional art will be displayed. The Fujii. To May 23 Bomber Boys: cent color, veils of light, and simple exhibit is also in celebration of the Portraits from the Front and shapes within a space; work refer- Women Painters 90th anniversary of the organization, American Inheritance: Unpacking encing both landscape and moments of Washington Gallery which began in the 30s by women WWII. Opening May 29 Roots of of ethereal beauty. Facing Inward Columbia Center Building who were not allowed into the Wisdom. Children and families And Out. Longtime friends Cynthia Suite 310 701 5th Ave professional artists' organization at will discover the unique partnership Hibbard and Susan Tureck explore ✆206-624-0543 the time, due to being female. It has between cutting-edge western abstracted, multi-media portraiture womenpainters.com grown to over 150 members today. science and traditional knowledge in intentionally lighthearted way. mon-fri 11am-4pm by appt. only. This special event is juried by David of indigenous peoples. Through prisms of personal history, To make an appointment please F Martin, Curator of the Cascade Ongoing Spinning a Yarn. and imagination they seek to reflect visit website. Deb Stoner, Tulip and Chard, 2016 Art Museum. He has published the Imogen Gallery, Astoria

52 APR - MAY 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 53 CANNON BEACH Cannon Beach Gallery Group Northwest By Northwest various locations Gallery and gouache. Apr 30-May 2 cbgallerygroup.com 232 N Spruce, across from the City Ansel Adams in Our Time Spring Unveiling Arts Festival. Everyday is an Art Walk in Cannon Park & info center PORTLAND ART MUSEUM, Portland OR - May 5 - Aug 1 Apr 28-May 30 Featuring work by Beach. Nestled between the wild ✆503-436-0741 • 1-800-494-0741 artist Debra Carnes, Rachel Laura, ocean and the coastal mountains, nwbynwgallery.com by Allyn Cantor and Dorota Haber-Lehigh. the galleries offer artwork from daily 11am-6pm and by appt. Cannon Beach Gallery is excited contemporary to classical, featuring Masks required. Organized by the Museum to show three powerhouse female hundreds of artists, both local A destination gallery, known for of Fine Arts, Boston, this contributors to the greater North and nationally recognized across curating authentic works by regional carefully curated touring Coast Art Community. Rachel Laura's multiple artistic platforms. Cannon masters. Look for our Sculpture exhibition o ers a deep- paintings are lush colored and filled Beach's galleries have something Garden on Spruce Street, featuring ened perspective on the with open, inviting landscape. for every art lover. Individual works by contemporary sculptor Debra Carnes has been a local galleries and working artist studios Ivan McLean, known for his Red iconic photographs of Ansel creator in Cannon Beach for two specialize in a range of artwork in- Sphere & Re-Invention in stainless Adams (1902-1984), one of decades creating handcrafted cluding bronze sculpture, a breadth steel. Apr 30-May 2 Spring Un- the foremost photographers basketry. Dorota Haber-Lehigh's of painting styles, locally created veiling Arts Festival. Featuring the of the 20th century. work is an approach to describe glass, photography, jewelry, mixed works of Plein Air painter and teach- nature’s perfect compositions media, handmade craft and more. er Hazel Schlesinger and noted Adams is best known for using primarily; colored pencil, The CBGG collectively hosts annual Sculptor Georgia Gerber. Gerber is his epic views of Yosemite watercolor and walnut stains. art festivals. Apr 30-May 2 Spring known for her bronze works Rachel, National Park, a subject he Unveiling Art Festival. Visit website The Market Pig at the Pike Place focused on from the be- for info on the galleries, featured Market. Ann Fleming is known ginning of his career. The artists, exhibitions news & events. for her bronze sculptures artist fi rst visited the park at the age of 14, and his ex-

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Collection of the Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts Collection of the Crow’s CSP19-108 Rebecca Dobkins, anthropology professor and curator of Native American art. er Sacajawea, set against a vast edge of the Pacifi c Ocean. Yatika Starr Fields (Cherokee/Creek/ Steve Jensen, Fisherman's Dance, The main blocks downtown have the most prominent and ac- Osage), Impressions of Sanguine, 2019 carved wood sculptures cessible pieces, including the eye-catching Red Sphere, an intricate powder-coated steel piece by Ivan McLean, in front CANNON BEACH Please check website for updates. PORTLAND of the Northwest by Northwest Gallery. Farther o the beaten path, in Tolovana Wayside State Apr 30-May 2 Spring Unveil- Midori and Mama Bear. Don’t miss ing Arts Festival featuring new Blackfish Gallery Park, is an elegant stone and metal sculpture, Salmon Journey, by Lillian Pitt and Aaron Loveitt, the works of Oregon's Master of Fine sculptural works by Robin & John 420 NW 9th Ave that recalls the Native heritage of the coastal region. Art & Film Photography, Christopher Gumaelius in ceramic and steel, ✆503-224-2634 In this artistic town a casual stroll might also reveal numerous unassuming art pieces on blackfish.com Burkett; featured artist on PBS plus an original painting series residents’ front lawns. And on the town’s bus shelters, designs from the original elementa- WEEKEND NewsHour. Bronze works for the gallery's 50th anniversary. tue, thu and sat 11am-4pm. and oil paintings by Don Stastny are In May, the White Bird Gallery To May 1 Rory ONeal: closer to ry school murals have been sandblasted onto glass panels by Ecola Lewis, who attended also featured. The architect behind welcomes new artist Hazel Glass, god. ONeal presents his meditative, the school as a child. the Warm Springs Museum and the multi-layered original hand-cut austere scenes in limited edition, cannonbeach.org/things-to-do/cannon-beach-walks/public-art Bandon Dunes Golf Resort, he is also Paper Strata Art, and Lisa large, square-format archival pig- known for his bronze work Moses. Lamoreaux, contemporary ment prints. The sights are common, Works by Chayo Wilson of Earth & abstract mixed media paintings. architectural landscapes, caught by Ocean Ceramics are also on view. Ongoing Honoring the Past | long exposure at night, and abstract- to it. She explores these themes ration for the stability of rocks. Froelick Gallerypreview-art.com April-May 2021 issue featured editorial Shaping the Future. Founded in ed in photographic fragments. through an amalgamation of video, The viewer can look at her work 714 NW Davis@previewartmag St White Bird Gallery 1971, White Bird Gallery turns 50 Virtual Artist Reception: Apr 1, 6pm animation, drawing, installation, per- literally, and see rock formations, ✆503-222-1142 251 N Hemlock St on May 30, 2021! Special exhi- on Facebook Live. formance, and computer interaction. or they can look more deeply and froelickgallery.com ✆503-436-2681 bitions, projects and publications May 4-29 Erin Robinson Grant: Jana Demartini: Rocking. Demar- see her implied messages. Virtual tue-sat 11am - 5:30pm, by appt. whitebirdgallery.com will commemorate this milestone The Imagined Word. Robinson tini is a painter and printmaker who Artist Reception: May 6, 6pm To May 29 Sarah Horowitz: Blue, wed-sun 11am-5pm; throughout the year. Grant’s work deals with birth, death, uses forms in nature as metaphor. In on Facebook Live. new woodcuts and drawings. Benny subject to change. and our potentially abject responses this series she expresses her admi- Fountain: Rest.

56 APR - MAY 2021 preview-art.com PREVIEW 57 PORTLAND org for up to date admission hours SALEM and prices. Admission: adults $20: Pacific Northwest College seniors (62+) & students (18+ with Hallie Ford Museum of Art of Art (PNCA) ID) $17; children (17 and under) Willamette University ART BOOKS AND EXHIBITION CATALOGUES OF INTEREST NOV 2018APR MAYJAN 20192021 511 NW Broadway & members free. 700 State St ✆503-226-4391 Starting Apr 10 Partial Reopening. ✆503-370-6855 pnca.edu The Museum will allow visitor ac- willamette.edu/arts/hfma ILJUWAS BILL REID: LIFE & WORK, the most recent monograph in the Canadian May 5-29 Exquisite Scrolls: cess to all galleries, except the main tue-sat 12pm-5pm. Admission: Art Library, is lovingly written by curator, artist and scholar Gerald McMaster. This Collaborative Drawings for PNCA special exhibition galleries and some general, $6; seniors (55+), $4; tribute to the acclaimed Haida artist and activist Bill Reid (1920-1998) is deeply re- is a project imagined and developed adjacent galleries. Starting May 5 students (18+ with ID), $3; searched and richly illustrated. Among its achievements, the book contextualizes by PNCA alumni and friends during Full Reopening. The entire Museum Tuesday is a free day. Reid’s place in the re-emergence of Haida art in the late 20th century and his role the time of COVID-19 and the Black will reopen giving visitors full access Apr 17-May 15 Tangent. An as “a catalyst for new ways of thinking” about it. Lives Matter movement. Embracing to all galleries including the highly exhibition of work by senior studio creative ways to make a collective Hardcover, 130 pp., forthcoming in the fall of 2021. anticipated new exhibition Ansel art majors at Willamette University. Now available online through Art Canada Institute. impact while physical distancing, the Adams in Our Time. Cayla Skillin-Brauchle: Locating. project aims to shine a light on the An exhibition of work by this Willa- centrality of PNCA in our community Russo Lee Gallery mette University art faculty member. FEAST FOR THE EYES: THE STORY OF FOOD IN PHOTOGRAPHY accompanies and raise critical scholarship funds 805 NW 21st Ave To Apr 24 The Crow's Shadow the touring exhibition organized by the Aperture Foundation, on view at The Poly- for Black, Indigenous, and non-Black ✆503-226-2754 Institute of the Arts Biennial. A gon Gallery to May 30. Curator and writer Susan Bright presents a history of pho- students of color recipients at PNCA. russoleegallery.com selection of prints created by native tography through images of food while spotlighting the lives and times of their They will be exhibited at sites in tue-fri 11am-5:30pm; and non-native artists at the Crow's creators, from the 19th century to the present day. Images range widely, from Portland, and available for auction sat 11am-5pm. Shadow Institute of the Arts on the “high art” to vernacular expressions, while exploring a myriad of social, sexual, on this site during the month of May. Established in 1986, the Russo Lee Umatilla Reservation in northeast- environmental and cultural ideas. Check back for details in late April. Gallery is a distinctive showcase ern Oregon. The exhibition will be for the art of the Pacific Northwest. presented in two parts, the second Hardcover, 304 pp., C$75. Available at The Polygon Gallery or online at Portland Art Museum Apr 1-May 1 Elizabeth Malaska part Opens May 8. Ongoing Gold https://store.thepolygon.ca. 1219 SW Park Ave and Whiting Tennis. of the Caliphs: Medieval Islamic ✆503-226-2811 May 6-29 Whitney E. Nye Coins from the Gary Leiser Col- A FUTURE FOR MEMORY: ART AND LIFE AFTER THE GREAT EAST JAPAN EARTH portlandartmuseum.org and Kim Osgood. lection of the Hallie Ford Museum Please visit portlandartmuseum. of Art offers a fascinating glimpse QUAKE is the catalogue to the exhibition at the Museum of Anthropology at UBC into Islamic art, history, economics, (to Sep 5). It examines the entwined processes of memory, history and recovery in politics, and religious beliefs as the decade since the triple disaster of the 9.0 magnitude earthquake that struck reflected in medieval Islamic coins Japan on March 11, 2011, and the devastating tsunami and nuclear power plant minted in locations from Spain meltdown that followed. A heroic story emerges through photographs, artworks to Central Asia. and accounts by the show’s many contributors. Softcover, 83 pp., C$18.95. Available at the MOA Shop, 604-827-4810 or [email protected]. Salem on the Edge Art Gallery 156 Liberty St NE ✆503-884-0635 salemontheedge.com JACOB LAWRENCE: THE AMERICAN STRUGGLE was published to accompany a wed-thu 11am-5:30pm; fri-sat nationally touring exhibition, currently on view at the Seattle Art Museum. The 11am-6pm: sun 12-5pm. First Friday book is centered on a 30-panel series that Lawrence created from 1954-56, at Art Walk: 11am-8pm. Free admission. the start of civil rights movement. The epic paintings are a pictorial documenta- Apr 1-May 1 Aron Michael John- tion refl ecting American history and the founding struggles of a nation that still ston is the gallery’s featured artist. resonates profoundly today. This multi-authored catalogue examines Lawrence’s Aron is an oil painter working in the work through diverse perspectives. traditional style of realism. Aron says Hardcover, 192 pages, $45 USD, Available at SAM Shop, Seattle. 206.654.3120 or online. that when creating an oil painting, his ultimate goal is to “reveal the beauty in his chosen subject, be it a MAKING A PHOTOGRAPHER: THE EARLY WORK OF ANSEL ADAMS is an engag- seemingly mundane still life, a fiery ing new book dedicated to the beginnings of the famous photographer’s career. sunset, or the visage of a portrait Author Rebecca A. Senf traces the fi rst three decades of Adams’ photographic subject.” May 5-29 the gallery will practice, from an album made during his childhood to his Guggenheim-supported feature Dayna Collins. Dayna is an National Parks photography of the 1940s. The beautifully illustrated monograph energetic and enthusiastic abstract draws on extensive archival research, highlighting Adams’ persistence in forging painter who loves experimenting a career path while sharpening his image making skills. with texture, layers, and color. Dayna Hardcover, 288 pages, $50 USD, Available at Portland Art Museum Store, 503-276-4204 or is also a mixed media artist and an online: store.pam.org avid collector/junker, energized by hunting for materials to use in her Rory ONeal, FDR and Two Bridges - NYC, 2019 found object assemblage art. Prices may be subject to additional charges for postage, handling and taxes. Blackfish Gallery, Portland

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Alberta Craft Gallery - Calgary 8 Cannon Beach Gallery Group 54 Gage Gallery Arts Collective 42 Libby Leshgold Gallery 35 Portland Art Museum 58 Uno Langmann Limited 38

Alberta Craft Gallery - Edmonton 10 Capture Photography Festival 26 Gallery 110 49 Lipont Gallery 23 Richmond Art Gallery 23 UVic Legacy Art Galleries 42

Alcheringa Gallery 40 Caroun Art Gallery 18 Gallery 2 – Grand Forks Madrona Gallery 42 Russo Lee Gallery 58 Van Tuinen Art 47 Art Gallery 15 arc.hive gallery 40 Catriona Jeffries 26 MONOVA 19 S'eliyemetaxwtexw Vancouver Art Gallery 38 Gallery Jones 30 Art Beatus (Vancouver) Central Art Studio & Gallery 41 Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery 12 Vancouver Fine Art Gallery 39 Geert Maas Sculpture Gardens Art Gallery 35 Consultancy Ltd 24 Choboter Fine Art 26 Salem on the Edge Art Gallery 58 Vancouver Maritime Museum 39 and Gallery 16 Mountain Galleries 44 Art Gallery Circle Craft Gallery 26 Salmon Arm Arts Centre 23 Vernon Public Art Gallery 40 at Evergreen Cultural Centre 14 Glenbow 8 Musée Héritage Museum 12 Coastal Peoples Schack Art Center 46 Victoria Arts Council 42 Art Gallery of Greater Victoria 41 Good Earth Pottery 46 Fine Arts Gallery 26 Museum of Anthropology Scott Milo Gallery 45 VISUALSPACE Gallery 40 Art Gallery of St. Albert 12 Griffin Art Projects 19 at UBC 36 Comox Valley Arts 14 Seattle Art Museum 49 WaterWorks Gallery 46 Art Works Gallery 24 Haida Gwaii Museum Museum of Northern BC 22 Contemporary Art Gallery 26 Seymour Art Gallery 19 West Vancouver Art Museum 44 ArtXchange Gallery 48 at Kay Llnagaay 23 Museum of Northwest Art 47 Cowichan Valley Arts Council 15 SFU Galleries 37 Whatcom Museum 46 Astoria Visual Arts 53 Hallie Ford Museum of Art 58 Museum of Vancouver 36 Craft Council of BC Gallery 28 Shift Gallery 52 White Bird Gallery 56 Harcourt House Nanaimo Art Gallery 18 Audain Art Museum 44 DaVic Gallery Silk Purse Arts Centre 43 Artist Run Centre 11 White Rock Gallery 44 B1 Gallery of Native Canadian Arts 15 Nickle Galleries 9 Southern Alberta Art Gallery 11 Whyte Museum @The Beaumont Studios 24 Harris Harvey Gallery 49 Davidson Galleries 48 Nikkei National Museum Station House Gallery 44 of the Canadian Rockies 8 Heffel Fine Art & Cultural Centre 14 Bainbridge Arts and Crafts 45 Deer Lake Art Gallery 14 Auction House 30 SUM Gallery 38 Winchester Galleries 42 North Shore Unitarian Church 43 Bainbridge Island Deluge Contemporary Art 41 Henry Art Gallery 49 Surrey Art Gallery 24 Women Painters Museum of Art 45 Northwest By Northwest Gallery 54 Douglas Reynolds Gallery 28 of Washington Gallery 52 Herringer Kiss Gallery 9 The Art Emporium 38 Bau-Xi Gallery 24 Northwest Museum DRAW Gallery 21 The Gallery at Queen's Park 18 Woodside Braseth Gallery 53 Beaty Biodiversity Museum 25 Hill's Native Art Gallery 30 of Arts & Culture 53 Dundarave The Gallery at The Cultch 38 Xchanges Gallery and Studios 43 Howard495 30 Open Space 42 Bellevue Arts Museum 46 Print Workshop + Gallery 28 The New Gallery (TNG) 9 Ian Tan Gallery 30 Oscar Deras Studio Gallery 37 Bill Reid Gallery Elissa Cristall Gallery 28 The Old School House of Northwest Coast Art 25 Il Museo, Outsiders and Others 37 Esker Foundation 8 Italian Cultural Centre 34 Arts Centre 23 Blackfish Gallery 56 Oxygen Art Centre 18 Esplanade Imogen Gallery 53 The Polygon Gallery 19 Brian Scott Fine Arts Gallery - Arts & Heritage Centre 12 Pacific Northwest College The Reach Comox Valley 14 Inuit Gallery of Vancouver 34 of Art 58 Flux Media Gallery 41 Gallery Museum 13 Brian Scott Fine Arts Gallery - Kamloops Art Gallery 16 Parker Art Salon 37 fortune gallery 41 Vancouver 25 Toni Onley Estate 38 Kelowna Art Gallery 17 Pendulum Gallery 37 Foster/White Gallery 48 Burnaby Art Gallery 15 Touchstones Nelson Kootenay Gallery of Art 14 Penticton Art Gallery 20 Founders' Gallery 8 Museum of Art and History 18 Canmore Art Guild Gallery 10 Langley Arts Council 18 Port Angeles Fine Arts Center 48 Froelick Gallery 57 Two Rivers Gallery 21

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