
within cells interlinked
a group exhibition that explores identity as an internal architecture—shaped by memory, inheritance, and transformation—revealed through craft-based practices in ceramics, metalwork, and printmaking.
jan 22 – feb 19 | 2026








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a group exhibition that explores identity as an internal architecture—shaped by memory, inheritance, and transformation—revealed through craft-based practices in ceramics, metalwork, and printmaking.
jan 22 – feb 19 | 2026

around the kitchen table: crafting connections
clarrissa long
This exhibition explores the intrinsic connection between making and communication, proposing the physical act of creation as a language in its own right.
feb 26 – apr 23 | 2026

decades of collaboration
by linda doherty & sharon reay
mar 1 – 31 | 2026
In celebration of the 2026 Canadian Clay Symposium, Doherty & Reay’s installation shines a light upon some of the projects, events, and exhibitions facilitated by that team approach, through physical items displayed, images and written information.

clarissa long
This exhibition has lived quietly in my mind for years, like a recipe memorized but never yet cooked. I always knew it would be about dumplings. Not simply as food, but as symbol — as gesture, as memory, as a small and universal act of care.

The CCBC’s Featured Region Program highlights guilds, organizations, and art communities around BC. This spring we hosted a lovely group of artists from Cortes Island, BC, including weaver Amy Robertson. Read more about Amy’s journey of becoming a craftsperson below!
learn all about craft mediums, processes, and techniques, and find out how to care for the craft in your collection
view our effort to catalogue and digitize ccbc archives and to collaborate with community groups bringing their records to light
access a wide variety of craft-related materials and educational resources that are intended for the greater public and arts sector alike









