Exhibitions
This season's exhibition schedule
This season's exhibition schedule
Harry Oakman and the World From Above
May 7 - June 6
Opening: Friday May 7, 7-9pm
During the early 1960's pilot and photographer Harry Oakman was commission by Brewer's retail to take arial photographs of the towns where beer stores were located. The Barry's Bay image still exists and is located at the Railway Station. This curated exhibition features a selection of Oakman's photography as well as a selection of contemporary artworks inspired by the idea of looking at the world from above.
This exhibition is co-curated by Anya Blake and Ken Ramsden
Opening: Friday May 7, 7-9pm
During the early 1960's pilot and photographer Harry Oakman was commission by Brewer's retail to take arial photographs of the towns where beer stores were located. The Barry's Bay image still exists and is located at the Railway Station. This curated exhibition features a selection of Oakman's photography as well as a selection of contemporary artworks inspired by the idea of looking at the world from above.
This exhibition is co-curated by Anya Blake and Ken Ramsden
Manipulation
June 11 - July 4 Opening: Friday June 11, 7-9pm
Hans Aggarwal has created a series of mixed media work investigating what people buy and consume and the impact of this activity on the environment. Each piece contains materials that are far removed from their original use and perspective. Materials once destined for the landfill or the recycling box have been manipulated and contorted to create movement and vibrancy of colour that reflects our natural environment.
Hockey Stick Junkestra
July 9 - Aug 1
Opening: July 16, 7-9pm
Musician and artist, Mark Sepic will create a large, interactive music sculpture right in the gallery. The sculpture will be made out of recycled objects from our community, such as pots and pans, sinks and broken wooden hockey sticks, so save your sticks this winter and drop them off at the PJYCC to become part of the sculpture. This exhibition is part of an Ontario Arts Council grant awarded to South of 60 Arts Centre.
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Opening: July 16, 7-9pm
Musician and artist, Mark Sepic will create a large, interactive music sculpture right in the gallery. The sculpture will be made out of recycled objects from our community, such as pots and pans, sinks and broken wooden hockey sticks, so save your sticks this winter and drop them off at the PJYCC to become part of the sculpture. This exhibition is part of an Ontario Arts Council grant awarded to South of 60 Arts Centre.
The Nesting Habit
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July 9 - Aug 1
Opening: July 16, 7-9pm
Cara Bleskie and Catherine Toth will use recycled materials, objects from nature and photography to create an installation looking at the theme of travel and the railway.
This exhibtion will be located in the Upstairs Gallery.
Can Art Save Us?
Aug 6 - 29
Opening:
Friday Aug 6, 7-9pm
This juried multi media exhibition looks at the role of art in changing the way we think about our environment.
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Image by:
Kathrin Winkler
7th Bi-annual Found Art Competition
Sept 3 - Oct 9
Opening: Friday Sept 3, 7-9pm
The Found Art Competition is back. Participants submit art pieces made from found objects in anticipation of winning the public's vote. Enquire for more details about submission requirements.
Submission Deadline: Monday Aug 30
Opening: Friday Sept 3, 7-9pm
The Found Art Competition is back. Participants submit art pieces made from found objects in anticipation of winning the public's vote. Enquire for more details about submission requirements.
Submission Deadline: Monday Aug 30
20 and Under, Our Young Artists
Oct 16 - Nov 13
Opening: Saturday Oct 16, 2-4pm
This annual exhibition gives young artist the oportunity to share thier creativity in a public venue.
Opening: Saturday Oct 16, 2-4pm
This annual exhibition gives young artist the oportunity to share thier creativity in a public venue.
Nocturne
Nov 19 - Dec 18
Opening: Friday Nov 19, 7-9pm
This juried exhibition looks at the night sky via a variety of media.
Opening: Friday Nov 19, 7-9pm
This juried exhibition looks at the night sky via a variety of media.