ozymandias — –.. -.– — .- -. -.. .. .- …
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.
ozymandias — –.. -.– — .- -. -.. .. .- …
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.
“Moss 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.”
Anna Vagramova
august 4 – september 3, 2025
The ancient craft of wool felting is a life sustaining form of creativity for Lisa, one where discovery is endless.
Lisa Forbes
july 1 – august 2, 2025
For the form, I knew I wanted to continue working with the motif of the patchwork quilt. I have been drawn to this culturally rich object recently as a fantastic vessel for speaking about what it is to be a human.
Sarah Montroy
feb 4 – mar 4, 2025
All the Ways We Are Connected centres on the ‘threads’ of storytelling and connection we share, explored through the media of ceramics and light.
Andrea Hoff
dec 7, 2024 – jan 3, 2025
All the Ways We Are Connected centres on the ‘threads’ of storytelling and connection we share, explored through the media of ceramics and light.
Andrea Hoff
dec 7, 2024 – jan 3, 2025
merging art and design to explore the intersection of everyday objects with the body and memory
object & me
anna ugolkova
oct 5 – nov 4, 2024
a sculptural journey through the four noble truths and eightfold path of buddhism
curious about joy?
libbie burns
sept 4 – oct 3, 2024
the jellyfish project
an installation by Judy Villett
What is the downside of a floating mass of garbage?
june 1- July 14, 2024
my material process is fueled by my imagination and curiosity…
a dressing the future
nicole dextras
mar 20 – apr 16, 2024
This project continues Tracy Susheski’s dedication to crochet Guido Molinari’s paintings. As his student at Concordia she employed his manifesto “painting should neither represent nor deal with the object, but on the contrary, should attempt to become an object itself” thus solidifying her defense of crocheting in a painting class.
BC has the highest rate of biodiversity in Canada, and hand in hand with that, has the most endangered species.
faro sullivan
oct 5 – nov 4, 2023
an exhibition based on friendship and mutual appreciation.
jane kenyon & jude neale
on view in gallery: july 6 – august 3, 2023
experience drawing and mark
making in novel ways.
sherida charles
on view in gallery: june 1 – june 30, 2023
a diversity of marine organisms.
sarah groves
on view in gallery: april 2 – may 3, 2023
an installation in celebration of the canadian clay symposium
mar 3 – apr 1, 2023
an accelerated enactment of a lifecycle.
corrina hammond
on view in gallery: november 30, 2022 – january 25, 2023
honouring glass — a transparent and enabling material.
terminal city glass co-op
on display in gallery: january 13 – febuary 28, 2022
a collection of embroidered collages.
homa khosravi
on view in gallery: march 1 – march 31, 2022
flying is freedom, flying is joy,
flying is magical, flying is escape.
hope forstenzer
on display in gallery: april 1 – april 30, 2022
the transformation of materials – what they are, what processes can be applied to them, and what they can become.
diana sanderson & melanie thompson
on view in gallery: may 2 – june 9, 2022
an installation of the work featured in dance:craft
craft artists: patrick christie, stefanie dueck, deb dumka, hope forstenzer & debra sloan
dance: heather dotto & joey matt
choreography: joe laughlin
VR: claire sanford
on view in gallery: june 10 – july 26, 2022
exhilarating and frightening, fall
still brings challenges.
sharon reay
on view in gallery: august 31 – october 1, 2022
the discovery of a discarded sewing box.
jenny judge
on view in gallery: november 18, 2020 – january 10, 2021
a series of funcitional ceramic shoes.
charmian nimmo
on view in gallery: july 15 – august 19, 2021
the forest and the warm cup of tea have the ability to nurture and bring connection.
bev ellis
on view in gallery: may 6 – june 15, 2021
an installation of whimsical lights, illuminating the Gallery’s windows during the darkest months of the year.
umbra & lux
on view in gallery: december 1, 2020 – february 28, 2021
sculptural fish traps.
melanie thompson
on view in gallery: october 12 – november 29, 2020
a selection of the 113 marine species that have been listed as being endangered or of concern.
debbie katz
on view in gallery: june 19 – august 31, 2020
extraordinary jewellery created without access to a traditional jewellery workshop.
27 students of VCC’s jewellery program
on view in gallery: may 18 – june 11, 2020
two hand-built sculptures.
santo mignosa
on view in gallery: march 2 – march 31, 2020
explorations of details, shadows, concealment, isolation, and captivation.
clarissa long
on view in gallery: october 8 – november 30, 2019
debris, plastic waste, and empty beauty product packaging – reformed and repurposed.
bridget catchpole
on view in gallery: july 21 – september 7, 2019
depicting the work of a lifetime homemaker.
melanie thompson & judith barnett
on view in gallery: march 25 – april 29, 2019
