HOFA Art Supplies & Framing

Tessa Dumanski & Tessa Reed

Tessa Dumanski (former HOFA employee) has an exhibit opening up this Thursday evening.

A percentage of all sales will be donated to C.A.R.E.S. (Canadian Animal Rescue & Extended Shelter)

Good Luck ladies!

Colour Mark, will be in place on August 9th to September 17th with the opening reception on August 11th from 1:00 -3:00.

For her new exhibition Colour Mark, Claire Sarfeld chooses to play with her signature bold strokes while embracing a more vivid and unconventional colour palette. Imposing colorful blocking to her signature loose sweeps Sarfeld creates a complex yet playful narrative throughout this body of work. Sarfeld embraces the tactility of paint with textural elements, and mindfully incorporating metallics and neon throughout.

O'Connor Group Art Gallery in the Chilliwack Cultural Center at 9201 Courboudt Street in Chilliwack.

The Abbotsford Arts Council is pleased to present their 4th annual Anonymous Art Show Fundraiser July 7th to August 7th 2018.

The Anonymous Art Show Fundraiser showcases art that is submitted anonymously by various members of the community of all ages and skill levels to be featured and sold in a lightly juried exhibition in support of the arts. The show enables the community to support emerging artists and gives the buyer an opportunity to take home an artist’s original work at an affordable price!

Artist applications are being accepted until June 30th and are available for download on www.abbotsfordartscouncil.com or at the Kariton Art Gallery (2387 Ware Street, Abbotsford). The Kariton Art Gallery is open Tuesday through Friday, 11am to 4pm, and Saturday 9:30am to 4:30pm.

Admission is free.  Hours are noon to 5pm Wednesday to Saturday.

The current exhibit is on until Aug 4.

Grief Work/Hope Work, Rising Tides and Skin Boats: Connecting Ecology, Community, Science and Art

Erica Grimm, Tracie Stewart, and Sheinagh Anderson

Coracle inspired boat sculptures and a virtual sound design invite the viewer to draw analogies between human bodies and bodies of water and ask questions about climate/ocean change–the most urgent of wicked problems facing humanity today. Stumbling along the fault lines between ethics and aesthetics, ecology, community, science and art, these woven entanglements seek to make sense of a complex issue that affects all life.

O'Connor Group Art Gallery Chilliwack Cultural Center at 9201 Courboudt Street in Chilliwack.

Clearbrook Library, 6:30 - 8pm, drop in

Pack up your needles and yarn or any other project and head to the library to enjoy knitting 'n' stitching and socializing with other crafty folk.