Second Nature exhibition opens December 15
UBC Okanagan Gallery is proud to announce the opening of a new exhibition Second Nature featuring a selection of works from Jordan Bennett, David Doody, Judy Gouin, Csetkwe Fortier and Judith Schwarz.
Invisible Forces and You are on Syilx Territory exhibitions open until August 24
What: Invisible Forces and You are on Sylix Territory exhibitions Who: Krystle Silverfox, Tiffany Shaw, Sheldon Louis, Coralee Miller, David Wilson and Manuel Axel Strain Exhibition dates: June 7 to August 24, 2023 Exhibition times: open weekdays from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM and weekends 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Where: FINA Gallery, CCS Building, […]
Invisible Forces and You are on Syilx Territory exhibitions open on June 7th
Join us on June 7th for the double opening of two Indigenous contemporary art exhibitions, Invisible Forces and You are on Syilx Territory, at UBC Okanagan.
Do I Know You? Alumni Art Exhibition Opens September 19, 2022
Join us for Do I Know You?, an exhibition of eight figurative and portrait artworks from UBCO Bachelor of Fine Arts alumni to celebrate Homecoming 2022.
UBC Okanagan Gallery’s artist in residence Manuel Axel Strain opens art exhibition with performance
UBC Okanagan Gallery is hosting its second annual Artist in Residence with a performance and exhibition by Manuel Axel Strain.
Manuel Axel Strain, UBC Okanagan Gallery Artist in Residence 2022
Manuel Axel Strain is announced as UBC Okanagan Gallery’s 2022 Artist in Residence in collaboration with the Indigenous Art Intensive and the Alternator Centre for Contemporary Art.
Rooted Sentiments
Exhibition brings attention to students or alumni that are also BIPOC artists living in the Okanagan
Weaving Together, exhibition in the FINA Gallery
Cool Arts, in partnership with the Ponderosa Fibre Arts Guild, the Rotary Centre for the Arts, and Kelowna Museums, wove together a colourful fibre art banner over the summer of 2021.
The Circle Of Ubuntu – Celebrating the voices of BIPOC creatives
Exhibition in the FINA Gallery highlights and commemorates the works produced by black UBCO students Jane Udochi, Garvin LeBlanc, Binta Sesay and Nyashadza and features Sylix high school student Kristine Mike.
The Future of Art Consumption – UBCO’s Virtual Art Gallery
Online platform enables artists to spread their creations to a larger audience