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Water Travels a Cycle
In his combination of linear forms and vibrant colours, David Wilson creates circular compositions that draw from the symbols and stories of his Okanagan First Nations heritage. Exploring traditional narratives and using pictographs based on those found on sites in the Okanagan region, he reinterprets the stories of his people. In this series, the story of water’s social life—from the rain of the clouds, through snowy peaks of mountains, to Spotted Lake where it evaporates—is told in images.
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Art in Action 2020: COLOUR
For this year’s 34th Art in Action student exhibition, the Kelowna Art Gallery invited young artists to explore the vibrant world of colour.
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Our Living Languages
Did you know that British Columbia has 34 distinct Indigenous languages?
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Our Living Languages
Did you know that British Columbia has 34 distinct Indigenous languages?
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Nothing to be done. Melany Nugent-Noble
Nothing to be done is a sculptural installation in the Gallery’s Rotary Courtyard space by Melany Nugent-Noble that takes reference from the stage set of Samuel Beckett’s two-act play, Waiting for Godot.
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Goin’ Where the Climate Suits My Clothes
Melanie Daniel relates her fear for humankind’s unhealthy relationship with the natural world in Goin’ Where the Climate Suits My Clothes.
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