Exhibits

Ericka Walker is an American-born artist currently teaching at NSCAD University whose large-scale works on local barns are well-known in the Annapolis Valley. ‘From the Cradle of Its Race’ is a new series of spectacular woodblock prints exploring the artistic, historical and future impacts of our collective past.

For many cultures, the garden has been a metaphor for one-ness with the natural world and a place of repose, beauty and contemplation. Often constructed to create space for meditation, the garden has historically been a space in which ‘getting and spending’ is put at a distance. For Bree Hyland and Ian Funke-McKay, painting in their garden two hundred years after the Industrial Revolution has wrung itself out, a more porous relationship between ‘artificial’ and ‘natural’ life exists.

A series of visual explorations in ink paintings, underwater photographs, and digital artworks by Epekwitk/PEI-based artist Monica Lacey that center connection, communication, and collaboration with Water.

Hilferink created this recent series of paintings and sculpture centring the concept that a house is not always a home.

OBJECT HISTORIES is a decentralized exhibition of printed-matter and multiples taking place online and at three locations across Nova Scotia.

During the last fifty years, Charlotte Wilson-Hammond has used her body as a way of accessing the strength, sensuality, vulnerability, beauty, and now the fragility of the female form, all part of the eternal cycle of birth, growth, regeneration, and death.