Jane Appleby - Transitions: Plein Air to Abstraction, Rachel Rozanski - Everdusk and Marina DiMaio - From Caspar to James: An Etched Presence.

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Invitation, Jane Appleby, Rachel Rozanski and Marina DiMaio

You're Invited! Opening Reception Thursday April 6, 2017 6-8pm

Artists in attendance | free admission | refreshments served

Jane Appleby - Transitions: Plein Air to Abstraction

This show is a juxtaposition of small paintings completed outdoors and larger expressive abstracts. The smaller on location paintings are what inform the larger works where details of subject are diminished and emotional brushwork and abstract elements predominate. The show also includes videos of Jane painting on location in the lower mainland.

Rachel Rozanski - Everdusk

Kwi Am Choi Scholarship Recipient

With the theme of a fantastical, illustrative world called Everdusk the artist has created a series of intaglio prints. Rozanski, a recent Emily Carr University grad, has always been passionate about fantasy, and its ability to project ideas about reality. She is interested in the natural phenomenon that occurs only at dusk, a brief, key time for many species.

Marina DiMaio - From Caspar to James: An Etched Presence

Kwi Am Choi Scholarship Recipient

This exhibition was created as part of a research project that explores the reciprocity between the historical and contemporary sublime. It also includes tools and journals used in the creation process. Marina DiMaio is a Masters of Fine Arts student at the University of Victoria.