The Gallery at Queen’s Park: “Parade”
For over a decade, JJ Lee has taken ad hoc portraits of participants preparing to march in New Westminster’s Hyack Day Parade.
Gallery Exhibit
The Gallery at Queen’s Park: “Dinosauria”
For their annual Exhibition, Queen’s Park Parent Participation Preschool, has combined the exploration of a variety of creative mediums with experimentation of materials to bring you DINOSAURIA!
The Gallery at Queen’s Park: Tian Dai “The Natural Flow Meets Art”
My artistic endeavors aim to delve into the realms between reality and chaotic abstraction.
Exhibition: Plaskett Gallery “Framed / Through the Keyhole”
Ten photographers have produced a diverse collection of “framed” images from exotic locales to regional landscapes where trees and rocks frame the view.
Anvil Centre Community Art Gallery Exhibition: “Fusion Perspectives”
‘Fusion Perspectives’ is a collaborative exhibition that features two distinct artistic styles and explores the synergy that arises when abstract representational mixed media illustration and photography intersect.
Gallery at Queen’s Park Exhibition: “A Walk Through New West”
Jiri Mosna was born in Czechoslovakia in 1942. During his years of compulsory military
service he dabbled in the arts and to his surprise placed in an important fine arts
competition.
Gallery at Queens Park Exhibition: Paint the Train
Artists were invited to submit entries that represented their artistic view of the impact of railways (electric, steam, diesel) in the region since 1886.
Exhibition – “Winter Solstice, A Celebration Through Art” Group Exhibit
The Winter Solstice exhibition looks to embrace this magical season.
Exhibition: “Tangled In Blue” FYBR 2RT
‘Tangled in Blue’ was the broad theme given to the FYBR 2RT group as a challenge after their inaugural exhibit titled, ‘Touch of Orange’.
Gallery at Queens Park Exhibition: “Nostalgia”, Frederick Popowich
Nostalgia is an ongoing project that explores historical artifacts in conflict with the
present, and which questions the relationship of past to present.
