YQQ + CVA Arts & Culture Program

YQQ + CVA Arts & Culture Program

YQQ + CVA Arts and Culture Program is an adjudicated exhibition that takes place in the winter and spring at the Comox Airport. The call for submissions is announced in the Fall and the show is up through early Spring. This program is a partnership between Comox Valley Arts and The Comox Airport (YQQ).

2024 – 2025 REGENERATION

In partnership with the Comox Valley Airport, we are excited to announce the opening of Regeneration, a new exhibit featured in the annual juried YQQ + CV/A Arts and Culture Program.

The selection of 30 regional artists and 38 artworks resulted from a careful curatorial adjudication process aiming to create a cohesive thematic show and highlight the achievement of individual works. For information about the artworks and artists, including details on artwork prices, please visit the Comox Valley Airport YQQ Art Collection website.

• November 2, 2024 – April 30, 2025.
• Free and open to the public daily, 4:00 AM – Midnight.
• Opening Event: November 14, 6:00 PM at the Comox Valley Airport. 

Regeneration embodies the essence of renewal, transformation, and resurgence in a multitude of contexts. This theme encourages artists to explore regeneration beyond the natural world—delving into personal and collective renewal, creative innovation, and the reimagining of materials and ideas. It’s about embracing the transformative power of change and the exciting potential that arises from it.

Angela Skaley
Angelika Forray
Ash Woodworth
Bronwyn Schuster
Caroline Stanley
Cara Weisner
Corina Menz
Diana Kolpak
Elke River
Helen Utsal
Jenny Mitchell
Jennell Ellis
Joanne Nemeth
Josh Klassen
Karen Segee
Laurena Fairbairn
Leslie Love
Lynn Hood
Lucy Schappy
Madeleine Wood
Mads Elia
Marianne Enhorning
Marlee Munro
Roz Maclean
Sally Podmore
Scott Bertram
Tracy Kobus
Wendy Morosoff Smith

For over 20 years, Comox Valley Arts has partnered with the Comox Valley Airport (YQQ) to showcase the diverse talents of artists from the Central Island Region. Last year’s “Polarities and Junctions” show welcomed over 200,000 visitors to the airport, providing significant visibility for participating artists.