Vernon Public Art Gallery

Opening Reception: October 17
2024-10-17 18:00 - 20:00 (America/Vancouver) | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, British Columbia, V1T2H3, Canada
Join us for the opening of our member’s exhibition, Exposed! The reception will take place on October 17 from 6-8 PM at the Vernon Public Art Gallery.

The community is warmly invited to join in the celebration, meet the artists, and enjoy a short talk by some of the artists about their exhibition. Light bites and drinks will be served, and entry is by donation.

Exposed!
2024-10-17 10:00 - 2024-12-20 17:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, British Columbia, V1T2H3, Canada
Members’ Exhibition

Caroline Galbraith Gallery & Up-Front GalleryOctober 17 – December 20, 2024

This group exhibition of artwork produced by the Vernon Public Art Gallery’s members give the public a view of a variety of different media used to create works of art in various artistic genres ranging from abstract art to landscapes, still lives, and portraiture.

Lake Louise, Serena Arsenault

Opening Reception: October 3
2024-10-03 18:00 - 20:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, British Columbia, V1T2H3, Canada
The opening reception for our new exhibition, Rewilding: The Forest Will Forget Us, will take place on October 3 from 6-8 PM at the Vernon Public Art Gallery.

The community is warmly invited to join in the celebration, meet the artists, and enjoy a short talk by some of the artists about their exhibition. Light bites and drinks will be served, and entry is by donation.

Rewilding: The Forest Will Forget Us
2024-10-03 10:00 - 2024-12-20 17:00
Lyndal Osborne, John Freeman, Liz Ingram, Bernd Hildebrandt

Topham Brown Memorial GalleryOctober 3 – December 20, 2024

The exhibition Rewilding: The Forest Will Forget Us, created by Lyndal Osborne and John Freeman, and Liz Ingram and Bernd Hildebrandt, is an exhibit about the resilience of nature as witnessed in land sited on a boreal forest lake in Alberta. In the process they acknowledge the many other stories that go back millennia, and which have been shaped by people living and surviving on the land. These legends and beliefs are now re-emerging from oral histories of the original peoples of these lands and help us to shape our common existence within nature.

Photography: Digital Perfections

FROM THE VAULT
2024-10-03 10:00 - 2024-12-18 17:00
Featuring: Sophie Atkinson, Allan Brooks, Joe Plaskett, Paul Jones, Holly Middleton

Community GalleryOctober 3 – December 18, 2024

The Vernon Public Art Gallery (VPAG) is pleased to present From the Vault, an exhibition highlighting select works from its permanent collection, on display from October 3 to December 18, 2024. This showcase offers the public a rare opportunity to view pieces by influential artists with ties to the region, including Allan Brooks, Sophie Atkinson, Janet Holly Middleton, and Paul Jones, with additional works by renowned BC artist Joe Plaskett.

VPAG’s permanent collection consists of over 670 artworks by 154 artists. The earliest piece dates to 1909, while the latest acquisitions were made as recently as 2022. Each piece contributes to the story of the region’s artistic heritage and evolution.

Featured artist Allan Brooks (1869–1946), known worldwide as a naturalist and illustrator, made significant contributions to North American wildlife studies, especially of Canadian bird species. Brooks, honored by Canadian Heritage in 2000 as a person of Canadian Historical Importance, devoted his career to capturing the unique fauna of British Columbia and beyond.

Trailblazing artist Sophie Atkinson (1876–1972) was among the first women to document the Okanagan landscape in her work. After WWI, she traveled internationally before settling in Canada, where she painted commissioned works for the Canadian Pacific Railway. Her art captured the rugged beauty of Western Canada, establishing a legacy that would inspire future generations.

Janet Holly Middleton (1922–2018) combined her artistic talent with a passion for education. Her career included teaching positions at the University of Alberta, Banff School of Fine Arts, and University of Guelph, where she influenced countless Canadian artists. Known for her adventurous spirit, Middleton drew inspiration from her travels, producing works with scenes from across the globe.

Joe Plaskett (1918–2014) brought his artistic vision to an international stage, with works held in collections from Prince Edward Island to Vancouver Island, including the National Gallery of Canada. Plaskett’s talent was recognized early on by Lawren Harris, and he was awarded the first Emily Carr Scholarship in 1946. This opportunity took him from San Francisco to New York, and eventually to Paris, where he created some of his most celebrated pieces.

The exhibition also includes pieces by Paul Jones (1921–2018), a Vernon-based artist and writer who served on the VPAG board in the 1990s. Jones’s work integrates sand and acrylic resin to evoke the landscapes of his youth near the Pembina River, creating textured pieces that speak to both personal memory and place.

Sophie Atkinson, Oyama, 1948, watercolour on paper, 8 x 12 in

Paul Jones, Big Coulee, 1970, acrylic and sand on canvas, 32 x 52 in

Allan Brooks, Grosbeak/Waxwing, 1944, watercolour on paper, 7 x 10 in

Janet Holly Middleton, Untitled (Kalamalka Lake), 1976, oil on canvas, 23 x 43 in

Joe Plaskett, Untitled (Fraser River), 1971, chalk pastel on canvas, 18 x 24 in

Family Saturday - August
2024-08-31 13:00 - 15:30 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, V1T2H3, Canada
August 31st at 1 PM

Family Saturdays takes place on the last Saturday of each month with an art project suitable for little kids and big kids alike. The workshop starts promptly at 1 p.m each month and families are welcome to stay the entire session from 1 p.m to 3:30 p.m, or leave earlier. All materials for the workshops are supplied.

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Mini Artists - August
2024-08-30 10:00 - 11:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, V1T2H3, Canada
August 30th at 10 AM

Join us on the last Friday of every month for a diverse exploration of art-making materials and art processes through age appropriate art activities. We invite parents and guardians to bring their little ones under the age of 5 to explore art making with non- toxic materials in this fun and social program that encourages creative self-expression while developing fine and gross motor skills and sensory awareness. All are welcome to create, and make sure you dress for mess! Parents must accompany children for the duration of the session, admission is by donation.

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Family Saturday - July
2024-07-27 13:00 - 15:30 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, V1T2H3, Canada
July 27th at 1 PMPaper Dolls

This month we will be viewing Descent into Classicism, an exhibition by Glenn Clark. This exhibition features images of knights, dolls, and astrological symbols. After viewing, we will be making our own dolls and knights.

Family Saturdays takes place on the last Saturday of each month with an art project suitable for little kids and big kids alike. The workshop starts promptly at 1 p.m each month and families are welcome to stay the entire session from 1 p.m to 3:30 p.m, or leave earlier. All materials for the workshops are supplied.

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Mini Artists - July
2024-07-26 10:00 - 11:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, V1T2H3, Canada
July 26th at 10 AMPaper Dolls

This month we will be viewing Descent into Classicism, an exhibition by Glenn Clark. This exhibition features images of knights, dolls, and astrological symbols. After viewing, we will make paper dolls.

Join us on the last Friday of every month for a diverse exploration of art-making materials and art processes through age appropriate art activities. We invite parents and guardians to bring their little ones under the age of 5 to explore art making with non- toxic materials in this fun and social program that encourages creative self-expression while developing fine and gross motor skills and sensory awareness. All are welcome to create, and make sure you dress for mess! Parents must accompany children for the duration of the session, admission is by donation.

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Opening Reception: July 25
2024-07-25 18:00 - 20:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, British Columbia, V1T2H3, Canada
The opening reception for our new exhibitions will be on July 25, from 6-8 PM at the Vernon Public Art Gallery.

Opening on July 25th are the following:

Descent into Classicism by Glenn Clark

Inside Out by Lana Schuster

The community is warmly invited to join in the celebration, meet the artists, and enjoy a short talk by some of the exhibiting artists about their exhibitions. Light bites and drinks will be served, and entry is by donation.

Inside Out
2024-07-25 10:00 - 2024-09-17 17:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, British Columbia, V1T2H3, Canada
Lana Schuster

Caroline Galbraith Gallery & Up-Front GalleryJuly 25 – September 17, 2024

Artist statement:

I am interested in so many things about painting. The paint for one. I love to scoop it up, squeeze it out, and mix it around, watch the colours develop, spread it around, see what happens, how the colours and forms look against each other. The brushes for another. I have my favourites. Mostly the ones that hold a lot of paint. The ‘Why paint?’ Because I am compelled to, I can’t not. The ‘How to paint?’ Now it’s getting really interesting. Because this is what it’s really all about. I try to stay open to new ideas, to the suggestions of my voice inside, my outside voice. It is all about trusting the process and being willing to paint authentically, to be part of something new.

The beginnings of my process may start with observing what’s around me. Or it could be a response with something going on internally that I may or may not be aware of. That can be as dramatic as the experience of losing a loved one or simply just wanting to spread some paint around. I’m often moved to paint after I’ve spent time outdoors. Sometimes I start with a plan for a landscape or a concrete image and then I get lost in the paint and process and something completely non-objective emerges. My intuition takes over, if I let it, if I trust it, if I allow myself.

Creating these works surprise me every time. What you see in them is an expression of an experience, a record of an experience in time, something in the past that has passed but truly lives on in the painting. What you see in them is what you see in them – what is evoked or personally meaningful for you. I hope that in looking at them, you will feel something, see something, perhaps even experience something that resonates with you.

Descent into Classicism
2024-07-25 10:00 - 2024-09-17 17:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, British Columbia, V1T2H3, Canada
Glenn Clark

Topham Brown Memorial GalleryJuly 25 – September 17, 2024

Artist statement:

When I was young, I dreamed and schemed of creating neo-classical paintings. There are a lot of ducks one must put in a row before mural size classical themed paintings can develop. Fifteen years ago, I took a couple years off my regular practice to build a studio and that opened the gate of possibilities.

I always get there it just takes me longer. Beyond the space and gumption, an artist needs the reason, finances, imagery, time, ambition and lots of practice to create this type of work. After visiting the Louvre in 2016 there was a jolt, my paintings would look to the past for guidance. It finally all came together and I suspect this descent is turning into something more akin to a spiral.

It always seemed to me that classical artists from previous centuries had better props to work with; horses, armor, castles and archaic ruins. I needed new models to push ahead and a photo shoot at a jousting event in Osoyoos was perfect to get started.

What drives an artist; is it the fear of death? The love for life and art are interconnected. When you look at centuries old work you sense a window into the past, a connection, a message or warning through this time hole called a painting. You see how things were, the humor, mood, fashion, cruelty of the time. It’s like the artists were reaching out through a one-way portal to the future, never wanting to let go, hanging on through their art.

Timing is everything and it’s a good time for artists to take cues from the eighteenth century and beyond when art famously rebelled against the status quo. People are consistent, history repeats. Neo-classicism, the art of the time of the French Revolution, arguably the most important chapter in the history of modern civilization; the perfect art for a time of upheaval. All these influences; art history, my own history, and the current events that are making history. You throw that in a studio with yours truly and this is what shakes out.

Artist Talk: Robert Fee, Accidentals
2024-07-06 13:00 - 14:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, V1T2H3, Canada
The Vernon Public Art Gallery welcomes Robert Fee, the artist of the Accidentals exhibition, for an Artist Talk on July 6.

This talk will also feature a performance with music based on ‘accidentals’, with Robert playing the saxophone and Stefan Bienz playing standup bass. Join us at the VPAG – admission is by donation.

Artist Talk: Karina Nardi, Emergence
2024-07-03 18:00 - 19:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, V1T2H3, Canada
The Vernon Public Art Gallery welcomes Karina Nardi, one of the Emergence artists, for an Artist Talk on July 3.

Karina will discuss the process of building her works, and will have textiles on display as she dives into Fabricated Identities. Join us at the VPAG – admission is by donation.

Family Saturday - June
2024-06-29 13:00 - 15:30 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, V1T2H3, Canada
June 29th at 1 PMPainting and Collage

We will begin our session by viewing Robert Fee’s exhibition, Accidentals. Robert Fee’s work uses a collage approach to inform the composition and idea generation in his paintings. Inspired by the exhibition ,we will be painting and collaging.

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Join us on the last Saturday of each month, Family Saturdays take place with an art project suitable for both little kids and big kids. Parents/guardians are also encouraged to participate and create their own works of art. The workshop begins promptly at 1 p.m., and families are welcome to stay for the whole session, from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., or to depart sooner. All materials required for the workshops are provided. To ensure a space, please pre-register online.

• $5/members • $9/non-members.
Sierra, our Learning and Community Engagement Curator, will begin the workshop by touring the current exhibition that is on display. Afterward, she will lead you through a hands-on art activity inspired by the artwork.

Mini Artists - June
2024-06-28 10:00 - 11:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, V1T2H3, Canada
June 28th at 10 AMMultimedia Sunflowers

This month we will be viewing Emergence, an exhibition by UBC-O graduating BFA students. We will then make multimedia sunflowers using seeds, paint, and other materials!

Join us on the last Friday of every month for a diverse exploration of art-making materials and art processes through age appropriate art activities. We invite parents and guardians to bring their little ones under the age of 5 to explore art making with non- toxic materials in this fun and social program that encourages creative self-expression while developing fine and gross motor skills and sensory awareness. All are welcome to create, and make sure you dress for mess! Parents must accompany children for the duration of the session, admission is by donation.

Register

Opening Reception: June 27
2024-06-27 18:00 - 20:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, British Columbia, V1T2H3, Canada
The opening reception for our Midsummer’s Eve of the Arts Auction Preview will take place on June 27th.

The community is warmly invited to join in the celebration and preview all of the artwork that will be available for bidding during the auction at Midsummer’s Eve of the Arts. Light bites and drinks will be served, and entry is by donation.

Midsummer's Eve of the Arts Auction Preview
2024-06-27 10:00 - 2024-07-15 17:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, V1T2H3, Canada
Community GalleryJuly 25 – September 17, 2024

Preview the spectacular pieces available at the Midsummer’s Eve of the Arts Auction Preview exhibition from June 26th to July 16th, 2024.

Join us on June 26th for the Opening Reception of the Midsummer’s Eve of the Arts auction preview.

Previous Auction items, and previous Midsummer’s Eve of the Arts previews:

Annual General Meeting
2024-05-28 17:30 - 19:30 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, V1T2H3, Canada
The Vernon Public Art Gallery will host its AGM on May 28, 2024 at 5:30 pm.

We invite members of the VPAG, along with the public to attend and join us for a recap on activities from 2023. Copies of the Annual Report will be available in person and online.

Opening Reception: Gathered
2024-05-24 11:00 - 16:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, British Columbia, V1T2H3, Canada
SD 22 Indigenous School StudentsGathered

Exhibition on view from May 22 – June 13

Gathered celebrates the creativity, cultural knowledge, and artistic expression of Indigenous students from across School District No. 22. Showcasing work by students from elementary through high school, this exhibition highlights a wide range of media.

The exhibition reflects both traditional knowledge and contemporary influences, with many students drawing from their cultural heritage while engaging with present-day themes and personal experiences. The result is a vibrant and diverse collection that speaks to identity, community, and the evolving nature of Indigenous art.

Image Description: Juliet L, gr. 5, Baeirsto

Opening Reception: May 23
2024-05-23 18:00 - 20:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, British Columbia, V1T2H3, Canada
The opening reception for the four new exhibitions will be on May 23rd, from 6-8 PM at the Vernon Public Art Gallery.

Opening on May 23rd are the following:

Accidentals by Robert Fee

Emergence by UBCO BFA Students

Through Our Eyes by Members of the Teen Junction

An Eclectic Collection by Members of the VPAG Crit Club

The community is warmly invited to join in the celebration, meet the artists, and enjoy a short talk by some of the exhibiting artists about their exhibitions. Light bites and drinks will be served, and entry is by donation.

Accidentals
2024-05-23 10:00 - 2024-07-17 17:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, British Columbia, V1T2H3, Canada
Robert Fee

Caroline Galbraith GalleryMay 23 – July 17, 2024

Artist statement:

The title of the show “Accidentals” refers to the musical term indicating a temporary shift in a musical composition. Once the key of a song is established, an instrumentalist reading the music will encounter a note has been made sharp or flat for that bar and they must adjust. Then the music will default back to the original key for the subsequent bars, until the composer creates another shift somewhere else. At first this temporary change may be a mystery to the individual player, but to the composer there is underlying meaning; a change in the harmony, or a different scale with a particular sound. What might have seemed a random change always has a purposeful intention. The accidental always adds more tension, drama, and interest to the piece.

With these paintings, I gather structures randomly, as you would with a collage, and I start creating parameters and set a course for the work. At first, the paintings seem to be about something unintended; mostly from imagery I gravitate towards but not knowing where it will fit into the work. Some of the strangest references that I choose do seem like random accidentals; not knowing how they will relate to the whole. Often, I’ll find a phrase or image that materializes out of simple curiosity.

I engage with the visual challenge, integrating and editing the accidental imagery into the painting. A quiet interaction takes place between the images, their potential subtext and my brushwork and colour palette. The compositions involve a process that channels energy around and throughout. The process of additions and revisions repeats until ultimately the composition appears resolved. I like discovering beauty or humour that may reveal itself in this process. The paintings involve some free association, which probably also involves my own psychology, but I hope these connections have some universal resonance.

An Eclectic Collection
2024-05-23 10:00 - 2024-07-17 17:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, V1T2H3, Canada
Crit Club

Up-Front GalleryMay 23 – July 17, 2024

Members of the VPAG Crit Club are excited to present An Eclectic Collection, which will be on view in the Up-Front Gallery space. Crit Club is a workshop and critique program dedicated to supporting high school school students in their artistic pursuits and development. Every month, the students gather to share their artwork for a group critique session, and partake in a workshop and presentation by an established guest artist.

This collection will feature art pieces that have been workshopped through these sessions, now on display for the public to enjoy.

Makayla Callender, “Home”

Emergence
2024-05-23 10:00 - 2024-07-17 17:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, V1T2H3, Canada
Audrey Allan, Sarena Aresenault, Carman Bouvier, Taylor Carpenter, Katja Ewart, Amy Marui, Karina Nardi, Ari Pielecki, Nick Tai, & Aliana Voshell

Topham Brown Memorial GalleryMay 23 – July 17, 2024

The exhibition Emergence features works of artists who have completed their studies at UBC Okanagan’s BFA program in 2024. This exhibition exemplifies various approaches to research and studio practice and asserts an active hands-on attitude while creating their work.

Please join us at the VPAG on May 23, from 6-8 pm for the opening reception of Emergence.

Through Our Eyes
2024-05-23 10:00 - 2024-06-21 17:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, British Columbia, V1T2H3, Canada
Teen Junction

Community GalleryMay 23 – June 21, 2024

Through Our Eyes is a unique community-based project by the youth at the Teen Junction Youth Centre in partnership with the Vernon Public Art Gallery. The Vernon Public Art Gallery strives to connect art and the community and supports emerging artists working outside of mainstream of artistic production. The focus of the exhibition is to give voice to youth and make statements about their lives and experiences in Vernon. We all have a unique voice and presence in our community and Through Our Eyes is an affirmation of the importance of recognition, representation, collaboration, and the arts. Teen Junction Youth Centre is an after-school drop-in center that offers a safe space for youth to relax, connect, and learn. The Centre works with community organizations to connect youth with support and resources when they need it.

Family Saturday: Gelli Printing
2024-04-27 13:00 - 15:30 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, V1T2H3, Canada
Gelli Printing – This Session is Full!

April 27th from 1:00 – 3:30 pm:

This session will begin with a tour of the exhibition There Must be Life by the Germany based artist, Ulrich J. Wolff. This exhibition predominately uses photography and etching to comment on the deterioration of modernism. Inspired by the materiality of the artwork, we will be gelli printing.

Join us on the last Saturday of each month, Family Saturdays take place with an art project suitable for both little kids and big kids. Parents/guardians are also encouraged to participate and create their own works of art. The workshop begins promptly at 1 p.m., and families are welcome to stay for the whole session, from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., or to depart sooner. All materials required for the workshops are provided. To ensure a space, please pre-register online.

• $5/members • $9/non-members.
Sierra, our Learning and Community Engagement Curator, will begin the workshop by touring the current exhibition that is on display. Afterward, she will lead you through a hands-on art activity inspired by the artwork.

Mini Artists: Painting and Collaging
2024-04-26 10:00 - 11:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, V1T2H3, Canada
April 26th from 10 -11 am: Painting and Collaging

This session will begin with a tour of the exhibition There Must be Life by the Germany based artist, Ulrich J. Wolff. This exhibition predominately uses photography and etching to comment on the deterioration of modernism. Inspired by the materiality of the artwork, we will be printmaking onto photographs.

Register

Join us on the last Friday of every month for a diverse exploration of art-making materials and art processes through age-appropriate art activities. We invite parents and guardians to bring their little ones under the age of 5 to explore art-making with non-toxic materials in this fun and social program that encourages creative self-expression while developing fine and gross motor skills and sensory awareness. Make sure you dress for the mess as all are invited to join in on the fun! Parents must accompany children for the duration of the session and admission is by donation.

Art & Soul
2024-04-18 08:00 - 2024-05-14 17:00
SD 22 High School Students

Caroline Galbraith Gallery, Community Gallery, & Up-Front GalleryApril 18 – May 23, 2024

Art and Soul is made up of artwork created from School District No.22 displaying a maturity of handling various mediums and more importantly, demonstrating a strong conceptual approach.
The Opening Day for Art & Soul will be on April 18 at the Vernon Public Art Gallery from 10:00 – 5:00 pm

Makayla Callender, Grade 12 VSS

Dangerous Beauty, 2024, Acrylic paint on paper mache sculpture

Family Saturday: Pysanky Eggs
2024-03-30 13:00 - 15:30 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, V1T2H3, Canada
Pysanky Eggs – FULL

This session will begin with a tour of the exhibition Art from the Heart, featuring artwork from elementary school students. After viewing the exhibition, we will be making Pysanky eggs to celebrate the beginning of springtime!

Register

Join us on the last Saturday of each month, Family Saturdays take place with an art project suitable for both little kids and big kids. Parents/guardians are also encouraged to participate and create their own works of art. The workshop begins promptly at 1 p.m., and families are welcome to stay for the whole session, from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., or to depart sooner. All materials required for the workshops are provided. To ensure a space, please pre-register online.

• $5/members • $9/non-members.
Sierra, our Learning and Community Engagement Curator, will begin the workshop by touring the current exhibition that is on display. Afterward, she will lead you through a hands-on art activity inspired by the artwork.

Mini Artists: Egg Decorating Cancelled
2024-03-29 10:00 - 11:00 | Vernon Public Art Gallery, 3228 31st Ave, Vernon, V1T2H3, Canada
Egg Decorating inspired by Art from the Heart

We apologize for any inconvenience but Mini Artists has been cancelled.

This session will begin with a tour of the exhibition Art from the Heart, featuring artwork from elementary school students. After viewing the exhibition, we will be decorating eggs to celebrate the beginning of springtime!

Register

Join us on the last Friday of every month for a diverse exploration of art-making materials and art processes through age-appropriate art activities. We invite parents and guardians to bring their little ones under the age of 5 to explore art-making with non-toxic materials in this fun and social program that encourages creative self-expression while developing fine and gross motor skills and sensory awareness. Make sure you dress for the mess as all are invited to join in on the fun! Parents must accompany children for the duration of the session and admission is by donation.
