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Fresh & Local Artwork All Summer

This summer, Art Works Gallery is your local stop for something
fresh, juicy, and totally unique. Just like those roadside fruit stands, we’re serving up fresh and local artwork all Summer long.

Hand picked each week for your viewing pleasure! Stop by for free samples for your eyes and
find the art that works for you. With new pieces arriving weekly, there’s
always something ripe for discovery.

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Past Exhibitions

  • Past Exhibition : June 12th - June 28th.

    Happiness Is... : Carole Arnston, Kimberly Blackstock, & Todd Clark

    What is happiness? Is it a fleeting feeling or a lifelong pursuit? Is it found in the rhythm of the everyday, the colors of memory, or the quiet moments of reflection? Through the distinct yet complementary visions of Kimberly Blackstock, Todd Clark, and Carole Arnston, the exhibition becomes a conversation between abstraction, nature, and narrative.
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  • Past Exhibition : March 12th - May 30th.

    True North | A rotating exhibition of Canadian artwork.

    Since 1986, we've been dedicated to promoting local and national talent, celebrating the creativity and resilience that define our country.True North is more than just our location...it’s our mindset. A tribute to loyalty, teamwork, and determination, this collection brings together artists whose work embodies the spirit of Canada. Whether you're a seasoned collector or discovering new favorites, find the art that works for you.
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  • Past Exhibition : October 19th - November 2nd.

    Milestone Collection : Enda Bardell

    Art Works Gallery is thrilled to announce a special event celebrating the life and work of renowned artist Enda Bardell on the occasion of her milestone birthday. Join us on Opening Day Saturday, October 19th, 2024. An exhibition and a day dedicated to honouring her incredible artistic journey and her two distinct styles of artwork.
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  • Past Exhibition : September 26th - October 17th

    The Inherent Icon : Richard Wlodarczak

    Grappling with the timeless human condition, elusively invoking religious imagery, symbolism and portraiture with modern abstraction and surrealism. By interpreting ancient symbols through a progressive lens, this series captures our eternal fears, desires, struggles, triumphs, and inherent spirituality. Theses iconographic characters and archetypes named themselves through the creative process.
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  • Carole Arnston

    How we humans live and occupy this beautiful place has been a constant exploration for me. Architecture, as a medium of formal space creation was my first pursuit, but painting on canvas has proven to be a more immediate and versatile adventure. Like design, it is the experience of exposing and imposing order on chaos, found in the wind current of a gust in leaves, surface tension at the crest of a wave, the vital life of captured blossoms.

    Paint is a visceral medium and its shape on my canvas echoes the arc of my paddle stroke, and the balanced rhythm of my hiking stride. Paint sits on my canvas with the viscosity and velocity of the Pacific West Coast, heavy and dense, rich and textured, and rendered with joy.
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  • Todd Clark

    “I’m interested in light, colour, mark, and the balance of spontaneity and control.” Todd draws his inspiration from nature, yet he does not seek to recreate any high realism in his paintings. His interest in the medium of paint is evident in his very tactile process of creation. He seeks freedom in his process, and balances the playful with informed, intentional decisions.

    To look upon a work of Clark is to see evidence of years of controlled spontaneity, of an expectation for the unexpected and the confidence to never fear what might come as a result. It is evident that he simply loves to paint.
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  • Kimberly Blackstock

    For me, creating art and cultivating happiness are two parts of the same process. My paintings communicate joy with the audience, each piece emerging from a powerful reflection on elation and gratitude. But my art also acknowledges that light cannot exist without darkness. It was during a challenging time that I first felt prompted to create in a way that brings me joy. Through abstracted shapes inspired by my natural surroundings and the joyful memories of my past, the dreams in my imagination were unleashed onto my panels in vibrant dots, lines, and layered shapes—bright strokes of colour that express the deep happiness of my art practice.
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