
here we have no lasting city
an installation in celebration of the canadian clay symposium 2023
susan johnston
march 3, 2023 – april 1, 2023
We showcase creative installations that consider viewers outside and within the shop in order to engage and evoke discourse on the role of craft in a compact environment. The window installations are meant to encourage interaction, excite curiosity, and add a focal point of interest to our space.
We invite the public to visit these installations at our gallery & shop space. They can be viewed from outside during a stroll and visitors are welcome to come in, take a closer look and interact with the installation.
Are you an artist? Submit your proposal for the window installation program.
an installation in celebration of the canadian clay symposium 2023
susan johnston
march 3, 2023 – april 1, 2023
an interactive installation challenging the current practices of the textile industry
corrina hammond
november 30, 2022 – january 25, 2023
“year of glass” celebrates the work of three glass artists from terminal city glass co-op in honour of the united nations declared year of glass | january 13 – february 28, 2022
With this collection of embroidered collages, artist Homa Khosravi reflects on her personal experience of grief, gender, femininity and the relationship shared between human and nature | march 1 -31, 2022
flying is freedom, flying is joy, flying is magical, flying is escape
window installation
hope forstenzer | april 1-30, 2022
materials-what they are, what processes can be applied to them, and what they can become
diana sanderson & melanie thompson | may 2- june 9, 2022
an installation of the work featured in dance : craft, which premiered on may 20, 2022
june 10 – july 26
window installation by sharon reay
august 31 – october 1
“The Sewing Box” is an installation by artist Jenny Judge focusing on the discovery of a discarded sewing box | november 18 – january 10, 2022
“Kickin’ It” is a series of funcitional ceramic shoes by Charmian Nimmo that animate the window with movement | july 15 – august 19, 2021
“Tea In the Wood” consists of six sculptural tea pots, and one large birch sculpture by ceramic artist Bev Ellis | may 6 – june 15, 2021
“Dancing Lights” is a installation by Claudine Gévry and Jean Gélinas from Umbra & Lux Studio | december 1, 2020 – february 28, 2021
Melanie Thompson – Imagined Oceans Installation October 12 – November 29, 2020
Vancouver Community College Student Exhibition: may 28 – june 11, 2020 | online exhibition: may 28, 2020, 12pm
jewellery series installation by clarissa long, october 8 – november 30, 2019
installation by bridget catchpole, july 21 – september 7, 2019
installation by melanie thompson & judith barnett | march 25 – april 29, 2019