Small town synchronicity
Despite living in a small town, both Clague and Ida have been able to create and take advantage of opportunities that might not have been available to them in urban centres.
Weaving a resilient textile economy
The West Kootenay Fibreshed promotes the journey of fabrics from “soil to soil”
Small public libraries create intimate spaces for visiting authors and readers
The benefits of rural book tours outweigh the barriers
Michael Hepher: Artist residencies – a home away from home, part II
Why do I need to go away from my studio to work even harder at my art?
Sae Hoon Chung receives Governor General’s Award
Acknowledged for his service to the performing arts, the Cranbrook resident has also made other significant contributions
Michael Hepher: Artist residencies – a home away from home, part I
Boost inspiration and productivity by getting out of your usual space and routine
West Kootenay’s Lou Lynn explores what it means to be skillful
Artist’s non-functional “functional” objects featured in Kelowna exhibition
An ancestral legacy trip to the Slocan Valley
Mariko Tanabe deepens perceptions of our shared history
Michael Hepher: Keeping it all in perspective
Drawing with perspective gives us a set of tools that help connect our imaginary world to viewers in the real world
Joel Harding’s “Alpine Forces”
Cranbrook resident Joel Harding’s debut solo exhibition explores the oppositional characteristics that define a mountain
