2023 exhibitions
September 2023 Exhibition:
Revival by Glen Krushel
Drawing on a Bachelor's Degree in Theatre Production from the University of Winnipeg and his experience as a large scale scenic artist, Glen carries the same techniques used in painting 40 foot by 70 foot backdrops onto home sized canvasses.
Although his main genre is impressionist landscape, Glen paints abstract as a form of spiritual release. He occasionally will combine the two. With poetry sometimes thrown into the mix, he's sure to engage his audience.
Revival was Glen's first painting outside the realm of theatre. It represents new beginnings, forgiveness, and hope.
Glen is a volunteer facilitator and coach in the field of addiction recovery and wellness and uses his art to increase public awareness.
August 2023 Exhibition:
Peer 2 Peer
(Formerly known as the Central Regional Juried Art Exhibit)
P2P is a travelling exhibition to all arts councils in the central area.
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The exhibition consists of painting, drawing, sculpture, digital, textile, ceramic, photography, mixed media or something beyond those categories.
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This exhibit allows artists from around the region to submit their artwork to be critiqued by an experienced group of jurors. Artworks are voted on to tour through the local art gallery for the summer.
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July 2023 Exhibition:
Fibre Art Network: On the Bias
The Fibre Art Network (FAN) is a co-operative of Western Canadian artists committed to promoting fibre as an art form and each other as artists. FAN membership includes emerging fibre artists, teachers, authors and judges. FAN’s current exhibition, “On the Bias” features over 40 works by talented fibre artists, each presenting their own unique interpretation of the word “bias” be it political, social, or technical. The display opens on July 5th, and will run until the 29th
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June 2023: PRIDE Exhibition
Pembina Hills Arts Council invites you to our second annual Pride Art Exhibition! From Wednesday, June 7th until the 30th, visitors can see a vibrant selection of works by local LGBTQIA+ artists from in and around the Pembina Valley Region. The display is a celebration of the beauty and uniqueness of the LGBTQ community, as well as an exploration what it means to be a queer Manitoban.
* Some of the works featured in this display are not suitable for younger children. Parental discretion is advised
May 2023: Textile Fibre Artists of Manitoba: River
The Textile and Fibre Artists of Manitoba (TFAM) is an inclusive group of diverse Canadian artists whose foundation rests on the four pillars of education, networking, exhibiting and promoting fibre as an art form. TFAM’s membership includes emerging and established artists as well as teachers and designers. All forms of fibre-based art are encouraged and created. Many members have been recognized both nationally and internationally for their work. "River" is TFAM’s third traveling group exhibit. Consisting of fibre-art pieces by 23 Manitoba-based textile artists, the display explores rivers in a variety of approaches, ranging from representational to the symbolic and abstract. The exhibition is an open invitation to visitors to "dive deep" into the symbolic, spiritual, historical, and cultural facets of the flowing body of water knows as the river.