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HALLIE FORD MUSEUM OF ART, Salem OR - To Mar 31 by Allyn Cantor Lucinda Parker has been a central figure in the Portland art world for several decades. This…
Sandow Birk: Dante’s Divine Comedy and Selected Works from American Qur’an
RONNA & ERIC HOFFMAN GALLERY, LEWIS & CLARK COLLEGE, Portland OR - To Mar 17 by Allyn Cantor Sandow Birk is a well-known Los Angeles artist whose provocative work deals…
How She Read: Confronting the Romance of Empire
OPEN SPACE, Victoria BC - To Feb 26 by Christine Clark Chantal Gibson is a writer, visual artist and educator who teaches visual and written communication courses in Simon Fraser…
Samson Young: It’s a Heaven Over There
CENTRE A: VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY ASIAN ART, Vancouver BC - Feb 23 - Jun 1 By Michael Turner In celebration of its 20-year anniversary and its recently renovated space…
Bentley Meeker
PENTICTON ART GALLERY, Penticton BC - March 23 - May 12 By Michael Turner Artists have used light for as long as colour has required its frequencies. Change the frequency and…
Our Lives Through Our Eyes: Nk’Mip Children’s Art
KELOWNA ART GALLERY & OKANAGAN HERITAGE MUSEUM, Kelowna BC - To Apr 14 By Michael Turner Nk’Mip Children’s Art is the name given to a body of drawings and paintings made…
Colette Urban: Gambler
SURREY ART GALLERY, Surrey BC - To March 24 By Michael Turner The passing of Newfoundland- based artist and educator Colette Urban on June 16, 2013, at the age of 61,…
Todd Lambeth: Night Moves
DELUGE CONTEMPORARY ART, Victoria BC - To Mar 2 by Christine Clark Night Moves comprises acrylic paintings, the largest at 70 by 52½ inches, which when viewed together present amorphous…
Antoni Tàpies: Prints, 1948-1976
GLENBOW MUSEUM, Calgary AB - Feb 3 - July 14 By Michael Turner Antoni Tàpies was born in Barcelona in 1923 and raised in a household of Catalan nationalists. Although partial…
Close-Up: Bellingham National Juror Bruce Guenther Sees Nature in Peril
WHATCOM MUSEUM Water’s Edge: Landscapes for Today, Bellingham WA - Feb 2 - May 19 by Matthew Kangas Former chief curator at the Portland Art Museum and the Museum of…
Close-Up: Catriona Jeffries Transforms Historic Metalwork Shop into New Gallery Space
CATRIONA JEFFRIES GALLERY, 950 East Cordova St, Vancouver BC By Michael Turner Catriona Jeffries turned heads in 2005 when she relocated her gallery from Granville Street’s“Gallery Row” to a more spacious…
Walled Off: The Politics of Engagement
FOUNDERS’ GALLERY, Calgary AB - Feb 1 - May 20 By Michael Turner In keeping with the Founders’ mandate of “exploring human conflict worldwide through projects by local, international, historic and…
Close-Up: Phen Huang, Director of Seattle’s Foster/White Gallery, Reveals Passion for Art
FOSTER/WHITE GALLERY, 100 - 220 3rd Ave S, Seattle, WA by Matthew Kangas After founder Donald I. Foster sold one of Seattle’s oldest galleries, Foster/White, to Canada’sBau-Xi Gallery, the acquiring Huang…
Paul Wong: Suk-Fong, How Are You?
DR. SUN YAT-SEN CLASSICAL CHINESE GARDEN, Vancouver BC - To Feb 24 By Michael Turner April 22, 2018 marked the start of Occupying Chinatown, Vancouver artist Paul Wong’s year-long residency at…
Hexsa’am: To Be Here Always
MORRIS AND HELEN BELKIN ART GALLERY, Vancouver BC - To April 7 By Michael Turner In the summer of 2018, artists of various media (film, video, social media, weaving, animation, drawing,…
Tacoma Art Museum’s New Benaroya Wing Takes Flight
TACOMA ART MUSEUM, Tacoma WA - Inaugural exhibition by Rosemary Ponnekanti Glass trees. Glass water. The new Benaroya Wing at Tacoma Art Museum, which opened January 19, not only tells…
