Multimedia gallery: Exhibit opens at the Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre

Check out our photo gallery from the latest Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre opening, video interviews with the director and an artist, and more here.

The Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre’s new members’ show is a great chance to catch up with who’s who in the local visual arts scene.

The show features great works by over a dozen local artists. Most of the works are for sale, so if you’re looking to take something home, get down there soon because it’s a first come, first serve basis.

We spoke with gallery director Victoria Strange about the show. Click play to check the Instagram video below for her description:

Nakusp-based artist Claire Paradis has put together a great photography series of close-ups of nature called My (ut)opia, in which she teases out the beauty and abstractness contained in macro photography. See the gallery at the end of this story for her images.

Revelstoke artist Michelle Spragg’s Galaxia – Seeking Connection features many space images, some overlayed with images with personal meaning, such as of her unborn child and family photos that evoke memories. Check out our quick Instagram interview with Michelle here:

The exhibit had lots of standouts, including newcomer Claudia Simon’s Gato Luchador, evocative works by multimedia artist Peter Blackmore, Cherie Van Overbeke’s Schnitzel, great photography by Sarah Dart’s photo Ambition, Glass Duck’s bead encrusted ski pole, Sharon Kelley’s sea scene The Cove, and many more.

For more photos and descriptions, see the photo gallery below.

The show runs until April 28. For gallery hours and details, see the Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre website.

 

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Aaron Orlando was a Revelstoke-based journalist who served as creative director of revelstokemountaineer.com and Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine. He previously worked on the news beat in Revelstoke, serving in senior editorial roles before becoming a member of Revelstoke’s council.