February 10, 2026 Wunderkammer A selection of works by Connor Charlesworth’s painting classes at The University of British Columbia, Okanagan Campus. Follow
January 28, 2026 Kitchen Corner – by Samuel Roy-Bois FCCS’s own Samuel Roy-Bois, Associate Professor in Creative Studies is showing a new body of work at the Vernon Art Gallery until March 11, 2026. With these structures created of different building materials and textiles, Samuel explores architecture, history, and everyday materials that form our environments. Follow
January 21, 2026 Students of 2026 This show represents a fraction of the Visual Arts’ student body at UBCO this year. From painting to printmaking, this collection of works aims to showcase the hard work of the students and their diverse range of thought and aesthetic. The show is organised by the Visual Arts Course Union in collaboration with the artists. Students included: Averi Boerboom,... Follow
July 10, 2025 Tara Yadollahi – ‘Be In My Chador’ and Robyn Hodgson – ‘Half Life’ May 24th to July 6th 2025 Tara Yadollahi, Be in My Chador “Self-censorship lives in our body language, in the clothes we choose, and in the silent decisions we make every day. It transcends boundaries and physical forms, quietly shaping how we present ourselves to the world. I began to wonder how much of our expression is truly our own... Follow
June 13, 2025 Augmented Reality Banners Alongside the banners installed on the lampposts along the Artwalk, larger banners using augmented reality (AR) are installed along the opposite side of the walkway. The AR allows three-dimensional animations to appear on top of the printed image. In 2025, visual arts professor Myron Campbell worked with two students from the media studies program, Owen Clark and Jessica Williams, to... Follow
June 13, 2025 2025 Outdoor Banner Exhibition This project originally launched in 2020, with the first banners erected in the spring of 2021, as a means of creating new opportunities for local artists amidst pandemic-related facility closures. The banner project continues as a unique and engaging way to expand access to exhibition space in the city. Each year, the Outdoor Banner Exhibition Program showcases 13 original works... Follow
February 7, 2025 Playing With Guns – Rylan Broadbent It’s a subject that raises eyebrows the moment it’s broached – Guns. A highly divisive symbol, a gun is a nudge towards fear, a barrier to intrusion or a means to a meal. Rylan Broadbent has taken ‘the gun’ on and in Playing With Guns presents new layers of significance and even though he has peeled the onion with eyes wide open,... Follow
December 20, 2024 The Gay Agenda The Gay Agenda is a pejorative phrase and idealogy coined by conservative religious groups targetting the advocacy of the 2SLGBTQ+ community. The idea being that queer people have created an elaborate scheme to recruit people to the queer lifestyle, encourage deviant behaviour, and dismantle institutions such as “traditional family and marriage”. While the queer community definitely has an agenda, this... Follow
December 20, 2024 zev tiefenbach // salmon arm, bc. december 25, 2021 The Alternator Centre, Kelowna, is showcasing zev teifenbach’s collection of 30 lightboxes that document a cold evening in Salmon Arm almost 3 years ago. ‘A polar vortex was incoming and I photographed the empty streets and brightly lit houses as I pushed through the wind and driving snow. The images have text superimposed on them that tells a story. A... Follow
November 4, 2024 All, Most All, Most brings together a selection of UBCO BFA and MFA students working rigorously in their independent studies. The selection places particular emphasis on students working in painting whose practices are shaped by their sensuous exploration of colour and material. The exhibition highlights a diversity in perspective and mimics the experience of wandering through the studios on campus. The exhibition... Follow
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