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Kootenay School of the Arts Alumni, Faculty, and Graduates
Three group exhibitions of contemporary craft and design by Alumni, faculty, and graduates of the Kootenay School of the Arts at Selkirk College. Presented in celebration of 2007 The Year of Craft.
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A multi-media exhibition produced through the collaborative efforts of Freshly Squeezed, a group of seventeen Nelson-based, internationally-practicing designers from various fields. This exhibition focused on demystifying the world and process of ‘design’. Through interpretive modules the viewer was invited to participate in a fun, interactive and innovative environment.
ViewBirth of the Blue-Line and Other Stories
Celebrating Nelson’s hockey heritage – this exhibition comprised of hockey artifacts, memorabilia, moments from Nelson’s hockey history and colourful anecdotes – it ran concurrent with CBC’s Hockey Day in Canada events at Nelson’s Recreation Centre on Saturday, Jan 13th.
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Celebrating the opening of the Touchstones Gallery at 502 Vernon Street, a group exhibition featuring the work of 22 regional artists exploring the theme of community identity and diversity.
ViewThe Alcuin Society Awards for Excellence in Book Design in Canada & Leaf Through This
A selection of award winning books from the Vancouver-based society dedicated to promoting a wider appreciation of books and reading.
The Alcuin Society is a Vancouver based non-profit society dedicated to promoting a wider appreciation of books and reading. The Society’s interests include authorship, publishing, book design and production, bookselling, book buying and collecting, printing, binding, papermaking, calligraphy and illustration. The exhibition presents a selection of books from the 36 winning titles chosen from the 296 entries received from across 9 provinces and 101 publishers.
ViewKaren Redfern: Metamorphosis
A photographic survey documenting the transformation of the former City Hall building into the new Touchstone’s facility.
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