1. What are you working on? Currently, I’m working on pieces for the Aboriginal Artists Showcase at the 2015 Canada Games Lheidli T’enneh Pavilion in Prince George. I will be showing some landscape pieces in acrylic and some native concept pieces that I’ve designed specifically for the Canada Games. 2. What matters to you most […]
February 17, 2015 Interview with Tammy Lee Watson Read More »
The Tumbler Ridge Community Arts Council invites you to enter the 32nd Regional Juried Art Exhibit 2015. We are pleased to be hosting this prestigious event for emerging artists and seasoned artists to exhibit their artwork and to network with fellow artists within the Peace River and the Northern Rockies regions of British Columbia. We
April 8th Deadline – 32nd Regional Juried Art Exhibit Read More »
The deadline is Wednesday March 4th at 3pm to get your name in for the Peace River South Festival of the Arts. Registration forms are available at KPAC 10401 – 10th St Dawson Creek or visit their website. Call 250-782-2601 for more details. Open to residents of Dawson Creek, Pouce Coupe, Fort St. John, Tumbler Ridge, Chetwynd,
Deadline for registrations for the 2015 Peace River South Festival of the Arts Read More »
Sue Popesku, President Lydia Hibbing, Vice-President Pauline Casselman, Treasurer Kit Fast, Secretary January 31, 2015 AGM Back row (l-r): Kit Fast (Treasurer), Donna Kane (Executive Director), Pauline Casselman (Treasurer), Rosemary Landry (Fort St. John Arts Council) Seated (l-r): Lydia Hibbing (Vice-President), Maureen Sywolos (Tumbler Ridge Arts Council), Sue Popesku (President
Welcome PLRAC's Executive for the 2015 Year! Read More »
What are you working on? My technique with watercolour has it helpful to be working on several paintings at once, as my intuitive & fluid approach would otherwise have me spending an hour or less in a painting session. While one piece is drying, I’m splashing out paint for the next one. I also learn
January 31, 2015 Interview with Angela Fehr Read More »
1. What are you working on? Currently I am working on a series of paintings in pastel which are an exploration of the unique character of the skies of the Peace Region. When I moved to Northern BC from southern Ontario last year, the first feature of the landscape which struck me was the vast
January 8, 2015 Interview with Frances Obie Read More »
Attention all sing-songwriters! Sign up for a special SONGWRITING WORKSHOP with Dan Frechette and Laurel Thomsen on Friday February 6th from 6:00 – 9:00 pm at Faking Sanity Cafe/Bookstore in Dawson Creek (901B – 103 Ave). Cost is $50 for the 3 hour session. Call the Dawson Creek Art Gallery to reserve your spot at
Songwriting Workshop with Dan Frechette and Laurel Thomsen Read More »
