For her new solo exhibition Kennedy River Rest, Vancouver Island based artist Sheri Paisley discusses the nature of in-between places, her approach to making unseen forces visible, and, for her, the increasingly blurred line between engaging in her artistic practice and simply living life.
At Old Town Hall along Newmarket’s historic Main Street, is a curated display of Frederick Hagan’s ‘Ladder Series’. This thought-provoking collection of thirteen lithographs will be on display until October 31.
This Fall, Bau-Xi Gallery is proud to be a participating exhibitor at Canada’s premiere art fair from October 29th to November 1st This perennial event brings together over 100 exhibitors from across the globe. We will be located at Booth 124.
In our new artist Q & A, Vancouver based mixed media artist Andre Petterson reflects on 50 years of art-making in anticipation of his upcoming solo survey exhibition Now and Then and Back Again.
Founded by Bau-Xi artist Kyle Scheurmann, the 5th Annual Art Auction for Old Growth includes work by fellow Bau-Xi artists Anne Griffiths, Mel Gausden, Gavin Lynch, and Nicole Katsuras. All proceeds support the Nature-Based Solutions Foundation’s projects to protect endangered old-growth forests and support the communities that steward them.
Join us in-store for The Art Auction for Old Growth Gallery Night, an evening of art, film, and conversation celebrating the artists using their work to help protect British Columbia’s old-growth forests.
Undercurrent follows painter Janna Watson through the long, solitary hours of studio work, where intuition, memory, control, and accident are in constant negotiation. Filmmaker Mike Bernard was drawn to the tension in Watson’s paintings, which feel spontaneous and fluid yet deeply intentional.
For her new solo exhibition What Remains, Vancouver based artist Jamie Evrard eloquently ruminates on the evolution of her approach to painting and the reason for her continual return to floral subject matter.
In our latest artist Q & A, abstract painter Celia Lees discusses the conscious act of selective seeing, the quieting effect of a muted palette, and her love of abstraction as a means of expressing her interior world.
Curatory Magazine has featured Toronto based artist Celia Lees once again in a wonderful interview in which she talks about her current practice, her upcoming Bau-Xi Vancouver exhibition and her expanding global presence.
For her new solo exhibition Refresh, Calgary based artist Sheila Kernan offers a window into how she balances realism and abstraction with a refined, multi-layered approach, capturing the essence, energy and raw emotiveness of the Canadian coastal landscape.
For his anticipated new solo exhibition Chance at Bliss, award-winning Vancouver based photographic artist Anthony Redpath offers enlightening technical details and behind-the-scenes insight on the making of his newest beach series images.