Mezzanine Wall Gallery
Janie Lucas
August 28 – September 30. 2024
About the Artwork:
I love all our local flowers; they make lovely paintings whether in vases or in the garden. Reality to abstract is what I love to paint. This time I’ve painted a collection of abstract art that I loved creating. Everyone interprets abstract Art uniquely so have fun viewing my art.
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About the Artist:
Janie resides in Brentwood Bay, BC. She enjoys painting, sketching & Plein Air around Vancouver Island. She takes particular interest in documenting her travels with her husband, Del, through painting & sketching subject matter they encounter during their explorations. Her husband’s photography is an unending source of reference material. She feels her art allows an outlet of creative expression while offering a connection with our fantastic world filled with wonder & beauty that surrounds us every day.
Window Gallery
Nicole Mandryk
August 28 – September 30. 2024
About the Artwork:
This work was completed during my final thesis work for my MFA. The works are embedded with varying materials from indigo dyed cotton to home tanned hide. The works explores dreams ancestors and regalia made for ancestors.
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About the Artist:
Nicole recently completed her MFA at the University of Victoria. Here she began exploring sculptural expressions and textiles with the supervision of Megan Dickie. Nicole also works in sound and has collaborated with the Lafayette String Quartet on pieces titled " Singing through generations". Her current focus is fashion and building a line that incorporates sculptural forms and collaborations with other artists.
Second Floor Wall Gallery
Jing Yang
August 28 – September 30. 2024
About the Artwork / Artist:
Jing is a member of Arts and Culture Colwood and a director of the Victoria Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Association. She hasn't retired yet. In her spare time, she likes to try different painting methods, such as oil painting, acrylic painting, and ink painting. For this exhibit Jing chose some works with Chinese elements, hoping to bring multiculturalism to the public through painting.
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Accessibility: Accessible washrooms, Wheelchair access, and disabled parking stalls.
For inquiries related to exhibitions, please contact Shantael Sleight at shantael.sleight@saanich.ca or call 778-584-3756.