“dismantled worlds”
Jude Griebel
July 28th to October 8th, 2023
That sounds like an exciting exhibition! "Dismantled Worlds" at Two Rivers Gallery will showcase the creative work of Jude Griebel, an artist with a talent for blending reality and imagination. Through his artwork, Griebel offers a unique perspective on the constantly evolving environment and our part in it. The exhibition will feature pieces from the artist's recent years of artistic exploration.
Visitors to the gallery will have the opportunity to witness Griebel's imaginative creations and experience a new way of perceiving the world around them. The exhibition will run from July 28th to October 8th, providing ample time for art enthusiasts and the public to appreciate and engage with the artwork.
As an Alberta- and New York-based artist, Jude Griebel's presence in both regions likely adds an interesting and diverse influence to his work. Visitors can expect a thought-provoking and visually captivating display that encourages them to contemplate our relationship with the ever-changing environment.
“Nonreturnables”
Gwenyth Chao, Anna Gustafson, Hildur Jónasson, Desirée Patterson, Mima Preston, Sylvie Roussel-Janssens, Clare Thomas, and Carlyn Yandle
July 28th to October 8th, 2023
"Nonreturnables" sounds like a fascinating and thought-provoking group exhibition at Two Rivers Gallery! The exhibition will feature the work of eight talented artists from British Columbia, each exploring our complex relationship with plastic in their unique ways.
With artists like Gwenyth Chao, Anna Gustafson, Hildur Jónasson, Desirée Patterson, Mima Preston, Sylvie Roussel-Janssens, Clare Thomas, and Carlyn Yandle, the exhibition promises to present a diverse array of perspectives and artistic expressions. The artists' creative endeavors encourage viewers to reflect on their own views and engagement with plastic, from its critiques to potential solutions and even reimagining the material altogether.
Visitors can expect to witness plastic transformed into unexpected forms, like intricately woven tapestries made from disposable bags, immersive textile installations, and innovative material explorations using tapioca as a potential plastic alternative. Through their artistry, these artists challenge us to reconsider our understanding of plastic and its impact on our environment and daily lives.
By showcasing such a wide range of approaches and perspectives, "Nonreturnables" offers a fresh and captivating lens through which viewers can examine the pervasive material of plastic. The exhibition's ability to present plastic in novel and imaginative ways will surely leave visitors with a newfound appreciation for the material's possibilities and potential alternatives. "Nonreturnables" will be a must-see exhibition for those interested in contemporary art, sustainability, and our connection to the environment.
The opening reception for the exciting exhibitions "Dismantled Worlds" and "Nonreturnables" at Two Rivers Gallery will take place on Thursday, July 27th, starting at 7:30pm. Admission to the gallery is always free.
During this special occasion, attendees will have the opportunity to meet the artist Jude Griebel himself, as he will deliver an artist talk. This talk will provide valuable insights into his artistic practice and offer behind-the-scenes information about the "Dismantled Worlds" exhibition, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of his work.
Moreover, several of the talented artists featured in the "Nonreturnables" exhibition will also be present at the event. This presents a fantastic chance for guests to engage with these artists, discuss their artworks, and learn about their unique perspectives on the theme of plastic and its relationship with the environment.
