By Audrey Wang, AGGV Volunteer
Gathered in the Tender Works exhibition gallery in a large circle were the artists – Tiffany Joseph, Farheen Haq, Kerri Flannigan and Chase Joynt – their friends and other visitors. The family, as well as one’s lineage, was a pertinent theme of the evening, even as the question posed to the artists related to the exhibition title: Where does the tenderness come from?
By Laura Dempsey
For our October meeting, we had chosen two books: On the Curve, the life and art of Sybil Andrews by Janet Nicol and Artists in their Studios: where art is born by Robert Amos.
To Talk With Others responds to the minutes of a meeting in August of 1977 between Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau and five Yukon First Nations leaders regarding the then-approved Mackenzie Pipeline.
1.The Victoria Limners Society – also known as the Limners or the Limner Group – was a collective group of painters, […]
A new quarterly event was launched in February. “Encounter” is developed by the AGGV’s Education Department to enhance learning and […]
We’ve partnered up with our friends from Nourish Kitchen & Cafe to help launch their newest addition – an upstairs […]
With the leaves twirling in all their autumnal glory, last season at the AGGV Studio was full of art ‘experiment’ […]
By Audrey Wang, AGGV Volunteer Local Victorians were fully indulged in two of their favourite Sunday pastimes at the 2017 Associates […]
Bobbie Farquhar LEVEL: Presidents Circle MEMBER SINCE: Oct 1967 HOW WE MET HER: “Bobbie’s term on the AGGV Board of Directors […]
The TD Art Gallery Paint-In has been going strong for 30 years, and is a much anticipated fixture on Victoria’s […]