Kicking off the New Year at VPAG will be the exhibition “RAMBLE ON” featuring selected works from UBCO’s Public Collection, one of the region’s largest public art assemblies, with a focus on Canadian contemporary art and the Okanagan’s emerging local artistry. This exhibition will be providing viewers with insight towards a variety of different artists, their practices and the various media used to create thought-provoking, insightful works. Click on event for more details.

Kicking off the New Year at VPAG will be the exhibition “RAMBLE ON” featuring selected works from UBCO’s Public Collection, one of the region’s largest public art assemblies, with a focus on Canadian contemporary art and the Okanagan’s emerging local artistry. This exhibition will be providing viewers with insight towards a variety of different artists, their practices and the various media used to create thought-provoking, insightful works. Click on event for more details.

Steve Scott's creations of “From the Void” are inspired by ancient depictions of deities, martyrs and the struggles between monsters, demons and gods placed upon unearthly planes of existence.
Creating his own Mythical heroes, villains and entities within limitless expanses that are both infinite and intentionally sparse, inviting the viewer to glimpse at alternate realities of potential futures and undiscovered pasts, blending antiquity with imagination. Click on event for more details.

Steve Scott's creations of “From the Void” are inspired by ancient depictions of deities, martyrs and the struggles between monsters, demons and gods placed upon unearthly planes of existence.
Creating his own Mythical heroes, villains and entities within limitless expanses that are both infinite and intentionally sparse, inviting the viewer to glimpse at alternate realities of potential futures and undiscovered pasts, blending antiquity with imagination. Click on event for more details.

Hidden Spirits, by Coral Miller, consists of works inspired by traditional Sylix/Okanagan Oral Stories. Connecting Coralee’s daily life and environment through cultural perspectives and sharing integral teachings of bravery, forgiveness, responsibility and transformation. As a Sylix/Okanagan woman and a member of the Westbank First Nation. She is working as a guide at the Sncewips Heritage Museum, where she is able to further her passion for storytelling, culture and art. Click on event for more details.

Hidden Spirits, by Coral Miller, consists of works inspired by traditional Sylix/Okanagan Oral Stories. Connecting Coralee’s daily life and environment through cultural perspectives and sharing integral teachings of bravery, forgiveness, responsibility and transformation. As a Sylix/Okanagan woman and a member of the Westbank First Nation. She is working as a guide at the Sncewips Heritage Museum, where she is able to further her passion for storytelling, culture and art. Click on event for more details.

Learn + Connect is a free online program that has been developed so participants can explore colonial perspectives of history, reflect on how that influences our understanding and actions, and discuss ways we can move forward. This session will look at the Doctrine of Discovery through the lens of a film put out by the Anglican Church* about the devastating ruling by Pope Alexander VI that decreed that any land inhabited by Indigenous Peoples was declared “empty” and the inhabitants “non-human”. “Doctrine of Discovery: Stolen Land, Strong Hearts” will be the foundation of our enquiry into how this centuries old document continues to profoundly – and negatively – impact Indigenous people today. Click on event for ticket link.

Learn + Connect is a free online program that has been developed so participants can explore colonial perspectives of history, reflect on how that influences our understanding and actions, and discuss ways we can move forward. This session will look at the Doctrine of Discovery through the lens of a film put out by the Anglican Church* about the devastating ruling by Pope Alexander VI that decreed that any land inhabited by Indigenous Peoples was declared “empty” and the inhabitants “non-human”. “Doctrine of Discovery: Stolen Land, Strong Hearts” will be the foundation of our enquiry into how this centuries old document continues to profoundly – and negatively – impact Indigenous people today. Click on event for ticket link.