Salmon Arm Arts Centre
70 Hudson Ave NE V1E 4P6 Salmon Arm, BC, Canada

Artists: Delivery dates for Piqw exhibition are Wednesday, January 20 and Thursday, January 21 from 10am to 2pm. Use the side door of the Art Gallery for deliveries, and be sure to wear a mask. Works cannot exceed 6 inches in size in any direction, but can be as small as you like. All media welcome, as long as it hangs on a wall. You can update or purchase your 2021 membership on delivery. There is a second intake on February 11 and 12, so if you're not quite ready, there is another opportunity to get your art into this show!

Tiny canvasses work well for the Piqw exhibition, and can hang on the wall without hardware.

Watch as Tracey & Kate look back at some of the exhibitions, programs, collaborations, series, and the LGBTQ2S+ arts & awareness festival that happened during 2020! Happy Holidays Salmon Arm <3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54wCiSiZeT4

Welcome to the final episode of Family Saturdays @ Home: Season one! We have LOVED making each video with talented young artists in Salmon Arm. In this episode we're joined by Astrid Varnes, the Program Manager at the Arts Centre, and she shows us tips and tricks to help with the creation of tiny artworks--projects that you and your family may wish to submit to our upcoming open member show "Piqw" in 2021! Click here to learn more https://www.salmonarmartscentre.ca/apply/ We...'ll be creating season 2 in the new year :) See you then! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHXJaNU8rzI&feature=youtu.be

Artist @davidjacobharder’s Plastic Journal, is on display in Dust to Dust, open today and tomorrow from 11am-4pm @salmonarmartscentre The gallery is open by donation in #downtownsalmonarm, closing to the public for winter break Dec 12th Visit the front desk to peruse @salmonarmprideproject merch, artist made cards and books, @shuswapcoffeeco limited edition Pride coffee, the price list for the artworks in Dust to Dust, and more! fa la la la laaa, la la la laaaaa.

Azalea Moen’s What is Time? is a profound paper work on display in Dust to Dust. This work is the result of a young woman trying to remember a year and a half of her life while processing the grief of many losses, using art to map what happened and make sense of what she can and can’t remember. Visit the artwork Tues-Sat from 11am-4pm in #downtownsalmonarm Photos by Santana Brown

Visit the artwork of Dust to Dust today from 11am-4pm in #downtownsalmonarm Image featuring Farsi by Nasim Abounourinejad, photo by @santana_brown

Dust to Dust features the artwork of 11 BC artists and one local arts group, each responding to themes around death, dying, grief, loss and transition. Visit us Tues-Sat from 11am-4pm in #Downtownsalmonarm Photo by Santana Brown

Good Morning and welcome to this weeks episode of Family Saturdays at Home! Today two families play together while apart, using spontaneous problem solving to incorporate a surprise into their projects. Would you like to create a future episode? Contact us via [email protected] to learn how!