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Victoria Arts - Visual Arts
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Artist takes ideas to the limit
Shawn Shepherd is a man of many parts. His strong, well-painted fruits and vegetables have long graced the walls of Café Brio. With his wife, Mary, he is proprietor of the eccentric Polychrome Gallery...
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Program puts art in the public eye
Europe has a reputation for nurturing its artists. It's something retired real estate agent Kerry Liggins noticed on her regular trips to France - in the open-air markets, in the buzzing gallery atmosphere...
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Quiet artist makes bold statement with murals
It's hard to believe that such big ideas can come from a small space. Jeff Maltby met me in the living room of the townhouse he shares with his wife and two children. When he drew back the curtain across...
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High style meets street art
What: Reflect, featuring Ronan Boyle's Sky Burials and Jay Hanscom's Rebel Where: View Art Gallery, 860 View St.
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Comic book college
Anew program at Camosun College in comics and graphic novels is a first for Canada, its instructors say.
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Artists open their studios
The fifth Vic West Art Quest adds zest to life across the bridge today and Sunday. Fifteen artists open their studios from 1 to 5 p.m. The event, created by and for the artists, is planned to coincide...
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Artist's talent born on the streets
Evan James says making art helped him survive five years living on the street.
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Quest for art leads to Vic West
Art studios around Victoria West open their doors this weekend for the Vic West Art Quest.
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Islander Ted Speirs gave driftwood, fallen tree branches new life
The phoenix was artist Ted Speirs's symbol of choice.
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Siren call lures art specialist
Nicholas Tuele has been a man about the arts since the mid-1960s. I've known him since 1975 and yet, until we sat down to talk last week, I'd never understood the range of his activities. He's very articulate...
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China's silken touch on display
Silk Splendour: Textiles of Late Imperial China (1644-1911)
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Two-sided project puts beauty into focus
In one photo, Theresa slouches slightly in a Sex Pistols T-shirt and red shorts, her black-and-red hair free at her shoulders, with a huge grin on her face and her gaze pointed to the side.
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Exhibit features urban Coast Salish works
Friendship Centre displays selection of pieces from its collection
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Wolf/Sheep: A house of street art
Gallery and studio marks its first year with a two-day show
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Paintings evoke Ireland of the past
Former Irish Rovers frontman distils moment in time of mother country
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Exhibit turns mail into art
When the Fifty Fifty Arts Collective issued a call for "mail art," it had one proviso: The art should be the size of a post card.
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Art that's a shock in the park
Tyler Hodgins is part of Throw Down, an exhibition of contemporary artists at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria.
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The art of a culture
Barry Till has spent years overseeing the AGGV's Chinese art collection; now the public will see the best of it
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Collective Works closing its doors
ollectivism has collapsed at the Collective Works Gallery in Fernwood, which will close its doors Dec. 4.
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Casual restructuring
The Ministry of Casual living gallery is using its eviction from its home as an opportunity to reshape its future
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Photo project puts life into perspective
Artist Mike Andrew McLean took more than 100 photos each day for a year. His exhibit, Thirty-Five Thousand Forty, opens Thursday at Open Space.
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