Take a journey through fascinating themes in art and culture with SG’s Curator Olexander Wlasenko.
by Anastasia Hare, Communications & Development Manager Station Gallery’s exhibition Between Latitudes is not only delightfully rich in colour and pattern, it’s also rich in meaning. History and metaphor underlie the featured works that span Sri Lankan born, Canadian artist Frances Ferdinands’ artistic production over the last ten years, reflecting both personal and cultural ideas in a variety of media, from painting and mixed media works to sculptural installation. Twenty-six […]
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by Reilly Fullerton, Summer Camp Supervisor As the supervisor of Station Gallery’s summer camp, I’d say that my job is pretty fun! Every day I do something new, and I get to meet so many amazing campers and witness all of the spectacular work that they do each week. I have the pleasure of working […]
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More than Ordinary Objects: An Interview with Artist David Wysotski by Anastasia Hare, SG Communications & Development Manager David Wysotski’s paintings in the exhibition Temporarily Mine at Station Gallery cleverly suggest searching beyond the life-sized renderings of the inherited objects that he depicts, and focusing on their eloquent portrayal. I’m intrigued by David’s use of […]
Read MoreIngrid Ruthig: Author & Visual Artist exhibition, Ingrid Ruthig: Re|Visions, is now on display in the Coppa Gallery until December 10 – this..
Join us on Sunday, October 22 as we get creative with paper in this new adult workshop, Cut Paper Collage with Ashley Barron. In this workshop,..
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