finding home amoung the floral tuppies | exhibition review by alena russell
“Nabess excels in celebrating the tuppie tradition while bridging the […]
“Nabess excels in celebrating the tuppie tradition while bridging the […]
Inspired by Alice, our ED’s pal and the Council’s resident dog, Pals, Companions, Kin celebrates the meaningful relationships we share with animals. More than pets, they are our pals, companions, and chosen family – our kin. We invite CCBC artists to donate one-of-a-kind or limited-edition handmade works that reflect these connections, from traditional pet products to thoughtful interpretations of care, joy, companionship, and memory across all craft mediums.
curated by charlinee wichaidit
A retrospective by Jan Smith exploring material transformation, close observation, and the beauty of nature through jewellery, enamel, and printmaking.
june 4 – july 23 | 2026
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joanna rogers
april 1 – 30 | 2026
By using knitting as my medium for this monumental piece, I wanted to recognize the value of knitting as an art form. So often overlooked and looked down upon, talented, skilful knitters have been creating beautiful, intricate work for hundreds of years. It seems we’re still fighting to have traditional fibre art techniques taken seriously.
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joanna rogers
Like Shelley’s poem Ozymandias (first published in 1818), Rogers’ Ozymandias is a meditation on power, tyranny, hubris, the rise and fall of empires and states, and the lasting legacy of art.
decades of friendship & collaboration
by linda doherty | sharon reay | jay maclennan
mar 5 – 31 | 2026
In celebration of the 2026 Canadian Clay Symposium, Maclennan, 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.