Our Winter 2026 Program Guide discusses upcoming art exhibitions, programs, and creative initiatives, highlighting themes of societal reflection, historical influence, and artistic practice within the works of Nichola Harwood and Susan Andrews Grace.

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Summary:

Winter Exhibition Highlights and Artworks

• Gallery hosts works by Susan Andrews Grace and Nicola Harwood, addressing themes of gender, ideology, and resilience.
• Susan Andrews Grace: Domestic Fetishes explores Canadian domestic history, gender roles, and religious symbolism using white, textiles, and sculptural forms.
• Nicola Harwood: It Will Hurt Less if you Relax reflects on adult struggles, resilience, and transformation through landscape-inspired paintings with mythic and spiritual elements.
• Upcoming shows feature regional artists, with workshops and events planned throughout winter and spring.

Upcoming Exhibitions and Programs

• Inaugural exhibitions include Leta Bak’s "Peaks and Valleys" and Anna Semenoff’s "In Response," emphasising regional creation, passing knowledge between generations, and community bonds within the Boundary area. The gallery encourages learning, experimentation, and supporting emerging and established artists. 

Education and Workshops

• Offers diverse programs: art classes, youth clubs, yoga sessions, and creative mornings. Programs focus on accessible art exploration, fostering creativity across all age groups and skill levels.

Gallery Hours, Access, and Support

• Open Tuesday to Saturday with free admission; donations appreciated and wheelchair accessible. The gallery relies on members, volunteers, and donors to sustain its vibrant cultural programming.