in craft

artist interviews

ccbc’s artist interview series with laleh javaheri

“Embrace your unique voice and trust in the power of your creativity. Your experiences and stories are what make your work meaningful.”

artist interviews

ccbc’s artist interview series with anna vagramova

“Moss, as a material, reminds me of immigrant women because we don’t have roots, and moss doesn’t have roots. So, we have to replant ourselves on the new soil basically.”

ccbc gallery

review of q̓emxwéqsem (to tie a knot at the end of your thread) – aliya boubard

a review of “q̓emxwéqsem (to tie a knot at the end of your thread)”
by Aliya Boubard

ccbc gallery

the making of q̓emxwéqsem – reflections from serena steel

Serena Steel shares her thoughts on processes and experiments behind the ‘q̓emxwéqsem’ and her relationship with slow work.

artist interviews

ccbc artist interview with claudine gévry

“Making is my way of processing my daily life. When I create, I reflect and give physical shape to what is influencing me. Words have never come easily to me. While people talk about their day, I will make a sculpture instead!”

artist interviews

q̓emxwéqsem
artist interview

q̓emxwéqsem
(to tie a knot at the end of your thread)
an exhibition
aug 8 – sept 26, 2024
an interview with artist Serena Steel

artist interviews

ccbc artist interview with robert jakobsen

“I’ve always been drawn to the concept of creating things with wood. From a very young age I would experiment with my father’s tools on scrap pieces of wood left over from construction projects.”

ccbc gallery

thoughts on our collaboration: essays by debra sloan and drew shaffer

Debra Sloan and her collaborator, Drew Shaffer, shares their thoughts on creating the ‘Big Skirt’ for Les Grande Dames.

artist interviews

artist interview: debra sloan

Debra Sloan tells us about her journey and inspiration as a contemporary ceramic artist in Canada.

artist interviews

ccbc artist interview series with coral patola

“Ever since I was a child there hasn’t been a time when I’m not pursuing a creative outlet. Visual arts have always been part of how I express myself, from painting, to textiles, to collage and printmaking, working with my hands has always been part of how I process my inner and outer world.”