current exhibitions

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Susan Rankin works out ideas for her forms in sketch books prior to working in the glass blowing studio.
Pictured are some pages from her personal sketch book.

When working with a team, Susan makes large-scale drawings to communicate her ideas. You'll just love seeing her creative process from start to finish, including a huge sketch for her vases tucked in our heritage gallery.

Here’s a chance to see how an artist's creative process develops.

Artist Kal Honey has developed a large-scale installation comprised of over 150 birch panels, one for every rider in the 2008 Tour De France. It's installed from the winner at the extreme left to the last-place finisher on the extreme right, with each rider placed proportionally by how far back from the winner they finished. R

iders who dropped out/retired, etc. are cast to the floor. Here's a sketch of how Kal intends his work to look. Visit "Reading the Image" and compare how Kal's installation looks pass the "finished line." 

You had the opportunity to ponder poems and prose published previously in Surfacing in this exhibition running September 8 - October 14, 2012. They were on display in the Patrons Hallway. You could pick up your free copy of past or current issues of Surfacing at Station Gallery.

Artist Dani Crosby added a unique feature to the show. Gallery visitors were greeted by a huge wall drawing on the gallery's signature wall. Crosby's  illustration was specially designed for the Fictionary show.

They said - “We love the contrast between the very modern style, mixed with oriental flavours. Its very adventurous and has many associations.”

They said - "Rich colour and balanced flow…it gives us a feeling of well-being!"