Drawing with perspective gives us a set of tools that help connect our imaginary world to viewers in the real world
Michael Hepher: The Informal Path
Even the most intuitive self-taught artists sometimes need to shore up their efforts with knowledge to maximize their natural talent
Golden’s EmberFest
EmberFest is a grassroots, volunteer-powered celebration of low-tech magic and high-spirited creativity. Everyone is invited to step through the portal!
Michael Hepher: Busy Hands, Calm Minds
As children, myth and magic are such a part of our world that make-believe just flows from us; it’s built in. At some point, the demands of “real life” cause many of us to push aside this inherent imagineering for one practical reason or another, but that doesn’t mean it’s gone—it’s just dormant for a while.
Exploring Underground Art in the Kootenays
Zines are meant to be hidden between shelves in the library, exchanged or shared in a variety of other ways. They’re raw, genuine, unpolished and are fairly accessible to make.
Kelowna Art Gallery’s Her Land
Perspectives in Eco-Art: an exhibition at the Kelowna Art Gallery in which nine women artists merged environmental activism, social commentary and innovative installation practices to challenge us to reconsider our relationship with the land.
Enshrined: The Art of Tanya Pixie Johnson
Floating into a cloud of dreams comes to mind as I search for a metaphor to describe my voyage into Tanya P. Johnson’s work. It only begins to describe her: suffice to say that Johnson is a prolific artist who shies away from nothing and bathes with pleasure in speculation and uncertainty.






