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SUMMARY:'Scapes
DESCRIPTION:…land\, sea\, garden\, urban\, rural… \nFour Comox Valley artists bring the world to the gallery. \nAlora Griffin\, Channing Holland\, Trisha Milne and Roger Vermeulen interpret their visions of the environment with water and colour. Both framed and unframed works will be for sale. \nJoin us for the Artist Reception Saturday\, Feb 22nd\, 7-9pm \nGallery Hours Weds – Sat 12-5pm
URL:https://comoxvalleyarts.com/community-calendar-event/scapes-2/
LOCATION:Artful the Gallery\, 526 Cumberland Rd\, Courtenay\, BC\, V9N 2C7
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Exhibit: Broken Promises
DESCRIPTION:The Courtenay and District Museum is pleased to present the travelling exhibition Broken Promises from the Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre. \nGrounded in research from Landscapes of Injustice – a 7 year multi-disciplinary\, multi-institutional\, community engaged project\, this exhibit explores the dispossession of Japanese Canadians in the 1940s. It illuminates the loss of home and the struggle for justice of one racially marginalized community. The story unfolds by following seven narrators that include Eikichi Kagetsu of Fanny Bay and Hiroshi Okuda from Cumberland. Learn about life for Japanese Canadians in Canada before war\, the administration of their lives during and after war ends\, and how legacies of dispossession continue to this day. \nThank you to the Landscapes of Injustice Partner Institutions and the Government of Canada. \nSchool classes are welcome to visit this exhibit. Please arrange a time by contacting the museum at 250-334-0686 ext 2\, or by emailing us. Provide the grade level and number of people in the group. The visit is included with your general admission fee. The Landscapes of Injustice website affiliated with the exhibit offers interactive resources and lessons for both elementary and secondary students. 
URL:https://comoxvalleyarts.com/community-calendar-event/exhibit-broken-promises/
LOCATION:the Courtenay and District Museum\, 207 4th St\, Courtenay\, BC\, COURTENAY\, BC\, V9N 1G7\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Guest Artist: Charlie Farrero at the Potter’s Place Gallery
DESCRIPTION:CERAMIC WALL SCULPTURES  \nWe are very excited to welcome Charlie as our guest artist for the month of March. He has long been involved in the Canadian Arts Community and his work has been exhibited across Canada. His work can be found in several public collections including the Saskatchewan Arts Board\, MacKenzie Art Gallery (Regina) and New Canadian Ceramics Museum in China.
URL:https://comoxvalleyarts.com/community-calendar-event/guest-artist-charlie-farrero-at-the-potters-place-gallery/
LOCATION:Potters Place Gallery\, 180B 5th Street\, Courtenay\, British Columbia\, V9N 1J4\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Awakening: Spring Members Show
DESCRIPTION:As the days grow longer and nature stirs to life\, the Pearl Ellis Gallery invites you to experience Awakening: Spring Members Show. Running from March 4 to March 29\, this dynamic exhibition features work from 49 talented local artists\, capturing the essence of renewal and transformation in a variety of styles and mediums. \nJoin us for the opening reception on Saturday\, March 8\, from 1-3 PM\, where you can meet the artists\, enjoy refreshments\, and immerse yourself in the creative energy of the season. \nFrom seasoned professionals to emerging talents\, Awakening showcases a diverse collection of original paintings\, photography\, sculpture\, and more. At The Pearl\, all pieces are available for purchase\, along with an excellent selection of art cards by local artists – perfect for gift-giving or adding a touch of inspiration to your home. \nAs a volunteer-run\, non-profit gallery\, the Pearl Ellis Gallery is dedicated to supporting and celebrating the arts in our community. Located in downtown Comox at 1729 Comox Avenue\, the gallery offers free admission and is wheelchair accessible. \nFor more information\, visit www.pearlellisgallery.ca or call 250-339-2822 during gallery hours. Interested in becoming a member? Join for just $30 per year and be part of this vibrant artistic community. \nCelebrate the season of renewal with Awakening – a show that promises to inspire!
URL:https://comoxvalleyarts.com/community-calendar-event/awakening-spring-members-show/
LOCATION:Pearl Ellis Gallery\, 1729 Comox Ave\, Comox\, BC\, V9M 3M2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Bob Log III
DESCRIPTION:Bob Log III is a one man band slide guitar blues punk party. A perverse product of the Arizona desert\, Bob Log III has been diligently travelling the globe since 1996\, showcasing his incomparable talents and developing a devoted following along the way. A whirlwind of dexterous limbs and digits\, this super star sonic showman has to be seen to be believed. \nClad in his cannonball man\, extra tight jumpsuit and signature motorcycle helmet with telephone/microphone attached\, Bob Log III unfailingly sweats up a river while kicking on a kick drum\, stomping his homemade foot cymbal and playing slide on an old arch top guitar. Bob Log on being a one man band: “Yeah\, who needs a rhythm section? They say drummers are crazy\, guitar players are idiots and singers are assholes. And I gotta be all of ‘em.” His endless pursuit for musical mayhem and a downright party has seen his unique talents utilized for children’s birthday parties\, obscure beer barns\, mammoth music festivals and everything in between. \nBob Log explains: “It’s pretty simple: I take a guitar and turn it into a party. There’s a lot of ways to do that\, and I’ve figured out most of ‘em! Having fun with my guitar is the ultimate goal in every song. Then I add some drums to it. With my drumming it’s electronic beats\, but not a whole song programmed\, so it can change at any time. Then I also play real drums on top of that. I’m trying to sound like two drummers\, and one of my drummers is good and the one of my drummers is terrible and they absolutely hate each other! And I finger-pick on top of that and sing into a telephone in my helmet attached to my head. The basic idea is I’m doing this fun thing with my guitar and making it as fun as possible until people spill their drinks and someone loses a shoe. If there’s one shoe on the ground\, and it’s totally wet because of the puddles of spilled drinks\, then I‘ve done my job right.” \nYet\, beyond the crazy show and mesmerizing visuals\, lies the true reason for Bob Log’s international cult status and superhero adoration. It is quite simply the guitar playing – finger picked lightning\, sliding up and down\, stopping when it wants to\, then starting again when it feels like it\, all in a way that makes people move uncontrollably\, smile and reel. \nhttps://www.boblog111.com/ \nhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Log_III \nhttps://www.facebook.com/boblog111/ \nhttps://boblogiii.bandcamp.com/track/consuela-did-it \nOpening the show will be Caveman & The Banshee\, a kozmik atomic punk duo from Nanaimo BC Canada guaranteed to melt your brain. \nhttps://cavemanandthebanshee.bandcamp.com/ \nhttps://www.instagram.com/cavemanandthebanshee/
URL:https://comoxvalleyarts.com/community-calendar-event/bob-log-iii/
LOCATION:Comox Valley Curling Centre\, 4835 Headquarters Road\, Courtenay\, BC\, V9J1P2\, Canada
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