The gallery is open during museum hours. Admission to the gallery is free.
2 - 31 March
Joan Goldfarb -
Drawings and Paintings
Opening Reception: Thursday, 4 March, 5 - 7 p.m.
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Artist's Statement
Women’s lives have multiple facets. Perception is not reality for most. There is an expectation of serenity, of beauty, of nurturing, of calm. There is often a reality of anxiety, of stress, of intelligence, of postponement, of guilt, of ambition.
I think of fracturing, of fragmentation, of disintegration and of decay. I think of external perception as opposed to knowledge - of questions unasked and questions unanswered.
All these thoughts came together to produce this set of images.
A rose at its loveliest is already dying ... but there can be so much more.
Joan Goldfarb
Jeffrey Chong Wang

Micheal Zarowsky

Noah Cole

James Bentley Illustrations



Emma Hesse Paintings



Eli Palmer, Mike Robinson
First Revolution, 1839: Daguerreotypes and the Intimate Gaze

James Bentley Paintings



Anne Morison and Jocelyn Shaw
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| Cyclamen Gossip by Anne Morison |
Pottery Road Garden by Jocelyn Shaw |
Elise Fairholm

Bonnie Brooks and Heather Kocsis
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| Jug with Branches by Bonnie Brooks |
Neighbourhood Corner by Heather Kocsis |
Joanna Strong
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Asuman and Atanur Dogan Watercolours
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| Atanur and Asuman Dogan and sons | Sad Clown by Atanur |
Harbour Cafe at Night by Asuman |
Stephanie Ford Forrester - Textile Artist
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| Falling Water | Forest Reflections | Regeneration #2 |
Page last updated February 4, 2010