With the generous support of the RBC Emerging Artists Project, The Reach presents four Art on Demand exhibitions per year, developed through a mentorship program for emerging artists and curators aged 18 to 35. Image: Lonely City #1, 2020, photographic print, 18 x 24 in.
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Curated by Calvin Bergen, Art on Demand 7.1 features a series of drawings by Yifei Zhang titled Connections, that are inspired by the artist’s biomedical research into the circuitry of the brain. With the generous support of the RBC Emerging Artists Project, The Reach presents four Art on Demand exhibitions per year, developed through a
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A dynamic, collective representation of exceptional artwork produced by artists in the Fraser Valley region over the past two years. Featuring artwork by: Sidi Chen, Isabella Dagnino, David Evans, Karen Johnson, Chenny Kwon, Russell Leng and Alysha Creighton, Dana Mandeville, Karlie Norrish McChesney, Dona Park, Hong Park, Sora Park, Amberlie Perkin, Patricia Peters, Rosa Quintana Lillo,
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This exhibition of work by Stó:lō master carver Claude “Rocky” LaRock is a long overdue acknowledgement of the 40-year career of this remarkable artist, whose practice is inseparable from his Stó:lō identity and his relationships to community, family, and land. LaRock has mastered the skills, techniques, and stories of traditional hand-carving, but he is equally
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For millennia, a vast lake existed between Sumas and Vedder mountains in the unceded territory of the Stó:lō people, in what is now known as the Fraser Valley. Teeming with ecological abundance, Semá:th Xo:tsa (Sumas Lake) was central to cultural, spiritual, and physical wellbeing of the Séma:th people (Sumas First Nation) and surrounding Indigenous communities. Between 1919
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Curated by Cassidy Luteijn, Art on Demand 6.4 features paintings by Karl M. Hipol and photographs by Gloria Wong. With the generous support of the RBC Emerging Artists Project, The Reach presents four Art on Demand exhibitions per year, developed through a mentorship program for emerging artists and curators aged 18 to 35. Watch Exhibition Video
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This groundbreaking, interactive exhibition invites visitors to learn more about the state of Indigenous languages in BC. Winner of the 2015 American Alliance of Museums Excellence in Exhibitions award, Our Living Languages includes interactive stations, video, and audio that highlights the histories and complexity of 34 different First Nations languages, while also shedding light on the people
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Ever Elsewhere: Siting a Mennonite Imaginary
10.09.20 - 09.01.21
Ever Elsewhere brings together the work of six contemporary Canadian artists of Mennonite heritage whose work shares a common interest in the experience of actual and imaginary borderlands, and how migration has shaped notions of identity and cultural belonging. Mennonites have long characterized themselves as a migrant people – existing in relation to stories, histories, and
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