On veiw from November 22, 2019 – February 22, 2020: Rotary Centre for the Arts AtriumCut vinyl stencils with text: protect the sacred, that which gives us life, water is sacred, we are still here, and we are water (2019). On view from November 22, 2019 – January 11, 2020: Alternator Window GalleryFront Lines, water…
November 8, 2019 to January 4, 2020 Kelowna’s favourite (and only) art vending machine is back for its final edition of 2019! This time we’re doing something special: a partnership with Cool Arts! The incredible members of the Cool Arts Society have been working for months to create colourful sculptures and objects for the ArtMart….
The Alternator ArtMart is a community engagement initiative that makes experimental contemporary artwork available for purchase in public hubs through an unexpected format: a vending machine! ArtMart Edition 2 will be available at the Rotary Centre for the Arts at 421 Cawston Ave from August 9 to October 12, 2019, and will include work by…
May 2 – July 6, 2019 The Alternator ArtMart is a vending machine filled with art from local artists. Visitors can buy artwork directly from the machine. We have ten fantastic artists who have each created a series of objects for us: Things to wear, things to use, things to look at, and things to make you think….
The Alternator Centre for Contemporary art is seeking submission proposals for works to be included in the second edition of Alternator ArtMart, a vending machine offering work by local artists available to purchase for $2.00 – $20.00. Works accepted for the Alternator ArtMart will represent a variety of mediums and themes, and will embody the…
“Prominent features” are a series of fibre sculptures constructed of various transparent fabrics and fibre fill. In this group of work, Susan Bizecki reflects on our current cultural shift on gender identification and how we identify ourselves within the context of gender differences. Who do we identify as? Where do these definitions fit in the…
David Jacob Harder’s Tired Sphere explores how the environment is changing in unforeseen ways as a result of industrialization, development and expansion. Rooted in an investigation of the growth and decay of organic materials, his practice creates avenues for physical engagement with animate and inanimate materials. Ponderosa Sphere by artist David Jacob Harder was unveiled last…
