“Textures and Fragments” pairs the work of Teryl Mullock and Monica Gewurz in two concurrent and deeply connected exhibitions.

Teryl’s work is framed within the idea of “Inner Pictures,” with inspiration drawn from fragmentary observations of the natural world and man-made objects.
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In “Earth, Wind, Fire, and Void”, Monica creates evocative and purposely imperfect paintings inspired by nature’s geometric repetitions, patinas, time-worn layers and the amazing colours of dawn and dusk.

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The Sunday Film Series presents Sgaawaay K’uuna (Edge of the Knife). This film is the first feature to tell a story about the Kwakwaka’wakw’s neighbour the Haida. Part drama, part historical reclamation, First Nations directors Gwaai Edenshaw and Helen Haig-Brown’s film is set during the 19th century and performed entirely in the Haida language: a tongue so endangered, with less than 20 fluent speakers, that a dialect coach was needed. Inspired by the Gaagiixiid/Gaagiid wild man of Haida mythology, the film charts a simple narrative about a reckless uncle who can’t bare the guilt of having unwittingly led a beloved nephew to his demise and whose abnegation takes on a horrific physical form over a winter of self-imposed exile in the wild.

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Images of your work are what people get interested in what you are doing. Because of this, documenting your work properly is one of the most important considerations you can make as an artist. This workshop will focus on the best ways to document and present your work for a proposal or grant application. From paintings and photography, to film, video and performance, we will discuss the things you should consider when presenting your work in an application. This workshop will begin with a discussion  followed by an opportunity to play with documentation stations. This means that participants can each bring in up to 5 works to be documented. More specific instructions will be given once you register.

Maximum 20 participants.

Each Pro-D Day this year the Sunshine Coast Arts Council will be offering a program to immerse young people in different art forms on their day off from school. This Young People’s Workshop offers lessons from a senior artist on using natural materials to create mono-prints. Created for young people ages 8-13 to engage them with art and the natural world in a day-long workshop.

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The Fall 2019 Literary Reading Series is excited that John MacLachlan Gray will be joining us to read from and hold a discussion on his book, White Angel. John Gray is a Canadian writer-composer and performer for stage, TV, film and radio, and more recently a writer of crime fiction. He is probably best known for his landmark of Canadian musical theatre, Billy Bishop goes to War, composed with Eric Peterson in the late 1970’s.

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