Art in the Community presents an exhibition by Neda Shojaei. This artist transforms traditional Persian calligraphy into bold, abstracted letterforms layered with gestural brushstrokes, bold swaths of color, and texture.
We invite you to participate in discussion with the three artists: Parvin Peivandi, Marina Roy, and Helena Wadsley.
This event is free.
North Van Arts is seeking 2D and 3D artists who work with paper to apply to exhibit their work at CityScape Community ArtSpace as part of a curated group exhibition focused on paper.
The time has come for the 2024 Art Rental Show! Stop in to view the new collection in our gallery -it will be wall to wall amazing!
The Last Roll is a metaphorical series drawing observations on our own mortality as seen through discarded family cameras – their final forgotten memories and the value they once held.
North Van Arts is seeking 3D artists to exhibit their work in the foyer of the District of North Vancouver Municipal Hall. Successful candidates will be booked for an eight to twelve week exhibition. The first exhibition will begin in June 2024. Call deadline is April 2, 4pm.
Paper has become, for many, an everyday object to which we rarely give a second thought. It is a practical object, yet paper can slip into the world of creativity, as it is cut, shaped, molded, folded, pressed and infinitely transformed.
Corky Monuments series began during the Pandemic when I became interested in the ordinary and the mundane. I began to merge discarded everyday objects and materials with more traditional sculpting materials. I was interested in assembling diverse elements, such as textures, colours, surfaces, and forms and the exploration of how subtle additions in shape, texture, colour, and curvature can evoke familiarity, character, personality and story.
"For this collection of artwork, I use bright and bold colours to convey a sense of optimism and hope, thus capturing the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity." -Dana Huhn
At the foundation of the work presented by the five artists in this exhibition is a sensuous experience of land, interdependence, and wayfinding. Whether articulating the relationship between fibre, dye, mordant, soil, and season through colour and cloth, these artists prioritize perception, both the act of seeing and the dynamic participation of body with place.
An exhibit celebrating our local environment by Emma Fish. Telling stories of our most cherished, iconic places and the vibrant lives of the people of Greater Vancouver / North Vancouver through acrylic paintings.
