OUT OF CONTROL : 2023 Exhibit
OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday, November 2 from 6-8pm We are thrilled to be presenting once again, a multi-venue, salon-style curated exhibition at the Cultch, Alternative Creations Gallery, Strange Fellows Gallery, and the Pendulum Gallery. The theme of this year’s exhibition is Out of Control and features 80 visual artists who have studios in the Eastside Arts […]
NEXT: 2022 Exhibit
We are thrilled to be presenting the Preview Exhibitions once again, mounting a multi-venue, salon-style curated exhibition at the Cultch, Firehall, Alternative Creations, Pendulum Gallery, and new this year, Strange Fellows Gallery. The theme of this year’s Crawl exhibitions is NEXT. After the extraordinary challenges of the last couple of years, there seems to be […]
Hush Now Sleeper, We Will Meet Again
New this year! We have partnered with Herschel Supply Co. to present a special Crawl artist installation as part of our 25th Anniversary Culture Crawl Exhibition Surfacing. Hush Now Sleeper, We Will Meet Again Installation by Amberlie Perkin Chicken wire, pvc pipe, paper mache, acrylic paint, and layered with relief prints of fragmented tree stumps on […]
SURFACING: 2021 Exhibit
The Preview Exhibitions are back in celebration of our 25th Anniversary! We are thrilled to be mounting a multi-venue, salon-style curated exhibition featuring over 80 Crawl artists at the Cultch (online), the Firehall Arts Centre, Alternative Creations, and new this year, the Pendulum Gallery and Herschel Infinity Room. This year’s exhibition, Surfacing will harness the creative force […]
Dis(place)ment: Explorations of Place, Past, Present and Future
Nov 7–23, 2020 A presentation of the Skwachàys Lodge Gallery, in partnership with the Carnegie Centre Association and the Eastside Culture Crawl Society This exhibit, curated by Cheyenne (Natoyihkii) McGinnis, attempts to highlight the issue of displacement in Indigenous Communities while simultaneously inspiring individuals to create their own spaces through sharing culture, through self-reflection and through […]