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Pacific Coast Terminals Opening Reception in New Westminster, BC, 1929. Collection: Pacific Coast Terminals
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Kwikwetlem: Red Fish up the River
September 16 - November 5, 2011
Opening Reception: Sunday, Sept 18, 4 - 6pm
This exhibition features Kwikwetlem First Nation cultural objects and regalia, contemporary and archival documentation and contemporary Coast Salish art, including works by Jody Broomfield, Darlene Gait and Fred Hulbert. It explores the importance of the salmon in Coast Salish culture, including Kwikwetlem First Nation’s efforts to return sockeye to the Coquitlam Lake and River. It will also showcase the band’s other initiatives to renew their cultural practices, including a canoe building project featured in the film Te Sleq’alquels te Slexwelh, “The Journey of the Canoe.” This is the first public exhibition focused on Kwikwetlem First Nation.
Join Canadians in hundreds of cities and towns across the country and participate in activities that celebrate the creative expression of your community. In the Art Gallery come view the exhibition Kwikwetlem: Red Fish up the River. Free gallery tours will be available and hands-on, interactive activities for families.
Admission is free.
September 30 - Gallery tours: 12 noon - 5pm
October 1 - Gallery tours & activities: 12 noon - 5pm
October 2 - Gallery tours & activities: 12 noon - 2pm
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Gregg Simpson, A Walk in the Woods, 2008 (84" x 64") |
Gregg Simpson: Out of the Woods
November 18 – December 10, 2011
Gregg Simpson has been a fixture of the Vancouver art scene since the 1960s. He combines surrealism and abstraction to create a fusion of figure and landscape which arises directly from the visceral process of mark making and automatism. The exhibition features large scale paintings from three of his recent series; Island Passages, Improvised Landscapes and Personal Totems.
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Brian Lim, Man in the City, 2010 |
KOVAN Photography Club: Light on the Mind
December 16 – January 7, 2012
Evergreen welcomes the 13th annual KOVAN exhibition, Light on the Mind, featuring eighteen Korean photographers. After two years of shows in the Lower Lobby, this year KOVAN moves to the main gallery with an expanded show of work created by a team of serious photographers who mentor the less experienced members of their group.
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