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Holly Austin

October 15, 2026
Spooky season has always been my favourite time to create. It gives me permission to step outside of traditional boudoir and turn the slightly unhinged ideas in my head into something real. I wanted to take something dark, gritty and intimidating and put women at the centre of it—not as
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Stephen Ferris

September 4, 2026
My body of work explores the hidden mechanics of memory, time, spirit, and the inner workings of the visionary mind through an intricate examination of highly complex abstract collages that merge graphic, geometric, and rhythmic elements. The work is intended for open-ended interpretations by the viewer; the raw juxtaposition of
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New Murals in downtown Grande Prairie

August 5, 2026
Grande Prairie youth designed and created two murals in partnership with the Art Gallery of Grande Prairie and Grande Prairie Downtown Association with both murals exploring “Our GP”. The murals were painted outdoors at the Lawn Bowling Facility in Muskoseepi Park, on an 8’ x 8’ free-standing board during a
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Jordie Isaac

June 8, 2026
In System Deviance, Isaac developed the traditional star pattern and found ways to disrupt it with colour and movement, allowing the design to glitch beyond its usual borders and even pull yarn loops out of the surface. “Through these techniques, I aimed to challenge the limits of conventional 2d weaving
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Krysia Morin

May 5, 2026
Krysia Morin’s work is the definition of repurpose because in her work, old is new again.With a goal to see less waste and to breathe new life into jewellery, Morin’s work salvages the unwanted pieces that would otherwise be discarded and end up in a landfill.She collects a wide assortment
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Time Gone—Christine Young

April 2, 2026
In Time Gone, the flowers blur as though caught in the current of time. What once felt still and certain begins to dissolve, reminding us how quickly life changes and how easily moments slip beyond our grasp. The petals help illustrate the dying and passing of the flowers’ time. Expressive
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In the Dark — Hannah Nott

March 6, 2026
Life can be tough, and often dark. All sides seem to close in around us without an escape. Whether in the community or in our personal lives, there are periods of darkness when all hope seems lost. In these moments, it is most important to remember that where there is
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Lucy in the Cosmos-Kiren Niki Sangra

February 5, 2026
My best girl, Luci nestled amongst a bouquet of cosmos from my garden bring to mind warm summer evenings enjoying our yard together. Her shining golden eye likens her to the delicate flowers surrounding her. Figuring out how to paint dark fur and giving a soft and springy feel to
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Jesse Boily: One Year Back

January 18, 2026
Curated by Melanie Jenner Beaverlodge Arts and Cultural Centre July 24 – August 25, 2022 In 2021, photojournalist Jesse Boily took over 60,000 photographs for his position with the local newspaper, Town & Country News. The small collection in One Year Back highlights some of Jesse’s favourite news photos taken
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