This exhibition showcases the work of four mixed-media artists—Sharon Lalonde, Silvina Lanusse, Susan Purney Mark, and Maggie Ziegler—who transform landscapes and everyday moments into abstract creations. Using paint, textiles, collage, and digital design, their work explores themes of memory, place, and imagination, inviting viewers to discover new layers of beauty and meaning.

This exhibition is a vibrant celebration of queer identity, creativity, and self-expression. Featuring over 30 pieces of art in various styles, the exhibition uses bold colours and designs to challenge societal pressures to conform. It emphasizes the importance of individuality, love, and acceptance while fostering a sense of community and pride.

This group art exhibition inspired by Courtenay artist Josh Klassen’s experience with a lymphoma diagnosis. What began as a birthday painting party grew into regular creative gatherings, resulting in 12-15 large abstract paintings made from reused materials by The Art Writers Ghost Collective. The exhibition focuses on themes of connection, trust, and healing, and includes an interactive element where visitors can join a live painting session on opening night and contribute to the artwork throughout the show.

Find unique, handcrafted gifts at the Pearl Ellis Gallery Giftables Show. This special event features a curated selection of smaller, affordable artworks, ensuring there's something for every budget.