Paper Trails Opening Reception
CityScape Community ArtSpace 335 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver, BC, CanadaJoin us in the gallery for an enjoyable evening! Our new exhibition on Paper Art opens with the artists in attendance.
Join us in the gallery for an enjoyable evening! Our new exhibition on Paper Art opens with the artists in attendance.
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.
"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
Meet the artists! 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.
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 evening Artist Talk with artists from The Sun & The Soil exhibition takes place in the gallery. This is one of two Artist Talks for this exhibition.
The second of two Artist Talks for this exhibition entitled The Sun & The Soil featuring the work of Anna Heywood-Jones, Emily Neufeld, Jennifer Brant, Mitra Mahmoodi, and Mehran Modarres-Sadeghi
The term Retrofuturism refers to how people once envisioned the future. Five local and international artists explore the intersection between technology and humanity in Nostalgia For the Future.
The term Retrofuturism refers to how people once envisioned the future. Five local and international artists explore the intersection between technology and humanity in Nostalgia For the Future.
New exhibition with an artist using recycled paper clay. Maya handcrafts tactile home decor, wearable art, accent furniture, and more.
Bijal's work "explores the journey of change and loss as layers of connecting and reconnecting to both old and new experiences of self, others and our surroundings."
A discussion on the artistic style of Retrofuturism from an aesthetic and thematic standpoint, aswell as its ties to the ideas of optimism, whimsy, and nostalgia. Artist will talk about their own unique approaches to the style and how Retrofuturism influences their art-making process.