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WHAT’S ON…
Transformed By Water
August 27th - Sept 15th
ABSTRACTED LANDSCAPES EVOKING MOVEMENT, TRANSPARENCY, AND LIGHTNESS: A MEDITATION ON WATER AS TRANSFORMER.
Water had been the defining medium in my art process since 2019: I pour water from jugs, spray water from a bottle, and the water delivers magic. I hold a fascination with the fluid suggestive forms and textures derived from these processes, which convey sensations of movement, transparency, layering, lightness.
With the opportunity to spend the last year in a kind of extended meditation on the theme transformed by water, I would go deeper into this fascination.
-Teryl Mullock, Contemporary artist
EVENTS:
Artist pARTy: August 30th, 6-8pm
All around Howe Sound: Fluidity in our lives, the land and the sea.
Sept 17th- Oct 6th
By Jess Hart and Claudia Schaefer
EVENTS:
We invite you to attend a free musical performance on the Sp’ák_w’us Gathering Stage at the Hearth Gallery by Jess Hart, Sunday September 21st at 1.30pm
Please join us for our artist party, Sept 20th, 6-8 pm
An Inevitable Beauty
Oct 8th - 27th
By Ilena Lee Cramer / Julie Andrés / Sara Weins
What was lost is found again in paint and clay.
EVENTS:
Please join us for our artist party, October 11, 6-8pm
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All artists featured with the Hearth Arts on Bowen are Canadian
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The Hearth Arts on Bowen operates as a non-profit arts organization on Bowen Island, supporting a variety of art forms including visual, performing, literary, theatre and more. We manage two venues - a visual art gallery near the Ferry terminal - The Hearth Gallery- as well as our partnership with the local municipality to program and produce performances in the new Bowen Theatre, located within the new Bowen Island Community Center.
The Hearth Arts On Bowen respectfully and gratefully acknowledges that we are located on Nexwlélexwm (Bowen Island), the traditional and unceded territory of the Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) Nation and the Tsleil-Waututh (sail-wha-tooth) Nations
We bring arts to the people, and people to the arts.
Location, Hours and Admission
The Hearth Gallery
Hours: Open Daily 11 am–5 pm Closed: Tuesdays
Admission is free
430 Bowen Island Trunk Rd,
Bowen Island, BC
