Other Exhibits
| Outreach Exhibitions at City Hall and Gateway Theatre | |
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| City Hall March 2 - April 20, 2010 Morley Watson: Park Grounds | |
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So many people love their car. People have memories involving their car, even memories because of owning a car. Yet so many cars are discarded. Several yards have derelicts with their frames sunken into the ground and plants or even trees are growing through them. They were once driven, now they’re flowerpots. “Park Grounds”, purpose is to depict how exposure to the elements is corroding and breaking these cars down while at the same time being claimed by nature. For any questions or interests regarding the paintings please visit his website, www.morleysart.com
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| Gateway Theatre - Viewing Hours are Mon to Fri: Noon to 6pm Sat & Sun 2pm-6pm January 12 - March 16, 2010 Tony Yin Tak Chu: Wine, Coffee and Black | |
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Tony Chu was born in China brought up in Hong Kong and currently resides in Richmond, British Columbia since March 1996. |
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| Richmond Cultural Centre Lecture Hall April 8 - 11, 2010 Finn Slough Exhibit: Theme: Time, Cycles, Tides | |
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The annual Art About Finn Slough show is an unjuried display of all kinds of art having a single topic: Finn Slough. For any questions on the show visit www.finnslough.com |
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| Gateway Theatre - Viewing Hours are Mon to Fri: Noon to 6pm Sat & Sun 2pm-6pm March 16 - April 26, 2010 Jing Jia & Sylvia Wong: Urban Copy | |
| Urban Copy serves as a vehicle for the artists to address China's new attitude towards internationalism. The installtion will focus on the uncertainty of China's future and the rapid transformations that are taking place within China's historical landscape. It questions China's militaristic economy and the sacrifices being made by China towards the early stages of urbanization. The printmaking process also serves as a metaphor and questions the nature of Modern China's factory workers are facing today, and most importantly their sense of lost identity. Our mission is to have individuals gain a better understanding about historical interconnectedness of people and ideas throughout the world, but most importantly to gain new perspectives and awareness on contemporary globalization. |
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| If you are an artist interested in displaying your work, please contact the Art Gallery at 604-247-8300. | |

