A collection of 30 black and white photographs of Elders and community leaders from Treaty 8 territory by Tryna Gower and Theresa Gladue.

Tryna Gower
It’s so critical that we keep our connection with the older generation. As our Native elders leave their life behind, they take with them generations of traditional teaching and knowledge. A person is much more than just their photo. As you move through the exhibit, I think you’ll come to understand just what I mean by that.

Theresa Gladue
These are people that have had hard lives, difficult lives, but they turned their story around to make it better–and that’s where the wisdom in People of Wisdom, Words of Wisdom (POW WOW) comes from.

Justine Bouchard, Caily Oldershaw and Payge Fortier

Opening Reception
Friday, September 6
7-9 pm free event

Three local artists have teamed up to showcase a diverse collection of wonderful work that shows their deep connection to the land and the BC Peace region. Each artist has defined her own unique style that offers a chance to see this place with a fresh vision.

Sheila DeCosta, The Call of the Mountains

June 29 to August 29

This year’s In the Summertime exhibition features work by members of the South Peace Art Society. This regional show is by an eclectic mix of artists working in acrylic and oil painting, pencil and charcoal, watercolour, photography, mixed media and printmaking.

Omran Younis, Untitled 2 (detail)

January 28 – March 8, 2019

Opening Reception

Friday, February 8 2019
7:00pm – 9:00pm
Free event

Curator’s Talk

With Paul Crawford, Director of the Penticton Art Gallery

Saturday, February 9 2019
10:30am – 12:00pm
Free event

Organized and circulated by the Penticton Art Gallery, in partnership with the Cyrrus Gallery, Damascus and the Syria.art association.