Where Kwakwakaʼwakw mythology and the past comes back to life
‘Our little village crushed the curve with love and commitment’
Art group’s first formal exhibit was on May 7, 1920, in Toronto
Gordon Barney’s cartoons tell stories of lives inside logging camps along the west coast of the Island
Decades of collecting spare parts culminated in folk art towering over a country road
I tell myself I feel okay about others seeing my naked body
Painting nature on the bright side
Nanoose Bay painter lets passion be her guide
Comox Valley Photographic Society’s Showcase opens at the Pearl Ellis Gallery on…
Curator, researcher, Indigenous arts educator and visual artist France Trépanier is North…
Outdoor locations a studio for his large canvases
Exhibition ‘Parked in Victoria’ at Art Centre at Cedar Hill
Making art for a living and for philanthropy
Painter creates an international market for his artworks
The Comox Valley Art Gallery will celebrate Valentine’s Day this Friday with…
International storytelling initiative launched first meetings this winter
John and Peggy Varnedoe purchased the piece and have donated it to the Burke Museum in Seattle.
