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  Today, “Emergence” was moved to its permanent location at the NAR Park in Dawson Creek. A huge thanks to Trans Carrier Ltd. for moving the sculpture in-kind, and for doing it with such expertise and care. Check out more photos at Public Art Sculpture and be sure to visit the site in the next week […]

Just one month before the public unveiling of “Emergence.” The artists are busy as can be to ensure we are ready. Unveiling takes place August 11, 2017 from 4-7 pm at the NAR Park. Here are a few photos from this week. (Photo Credits: Karl Mattson) [foogallery id=”2164″]    

On July 8th, the 7th CD release/promo event took place! It’s been a whirlwind of activities with performances in Fort Nelson, Dawson Creek, Fort St. John, and Rolla. Here are a few photos from the July 8th event. Just one more to come, August 11th at the NAR Park as part of the unveiling ceremony

Planning for the 75th Anniversary Alaska Highway Road Show began in 2015 and is now on its way! Produced by Kathy Jessup, with performances by Kathy, Bill Dolan and Allison Tubman, the PLRAC is honored to be a partner to this truly meaningful and entertaining event. A big thank you to the South Peace Community Arts Council

“Emergence” In recognition of Canada’s 150th Anniversary of Confederation, the 75th Anniversary of the Alaska Highway, and 118 years of the Treaty 8 Agreement, the PLRAC is delighted to present “Emergence,” a public art sculpture created through the modification of a Caterpillar Trencher used in the building of the Alaska Highway and donated by Roger

Thank you everyone who submitted their designs to the PLRAC for the Public Art Sculpture. After months of consideration and deliberation, we are pleased to announce the four successful artists, below: 1. Kristen Auger was born and raised in Fort St. John, British Columbia. She is a member of the Bigstone Cree Nation located in

The PLRAC’s Public Art Sculpture, “Emergence,” has been made possible with the support of the BC | Canada 150: Celebrating B.C. Communities and their Contributions to Canada Fund.  

  201 projects were funded through Canada Council for the Arts’ New Chapter program and one of them was the PLRAC’s Public Art Sculpture! The media announcement from the Canada Council was, as follows: “From Sackville, to Rimouski, to Hearst, to Rolla, to Yellowknife, to Berlin, Singapore and New York, stay tuned to see their