Cranbrook-based photographer Neal Panton reveals his latest solo exhibit, “Tides,” at Art Gallery Kimberley May 16 to May 26. The exhibit invites viewers to explore…
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The Art of Quieting the Restless Mind
Kyrrðogfriður means “Peace and Quiet” in Icelandic. While travelling around Iceland, Cranbrook-based photographer Neal Panton experienced an overwhelming silence. According to Neal, the Icelandic landscape…
The art of creating Sense of Place
How do we experience and make meaning of a particular place? Photographic artist Neal Panton uses his camera lens to create connection to a place….
Tattoo Extravaganza at Centre 64
By Mike Redfern The new exhibition of body art in the Gallery at Centre 64, Personal Portraits – Stories in Ink, breaks new ground for…
The Optimist: an indescribable place of in-between
Mount Baker Wild Theatre’s original production, The Optimist, is almost ready to set the stage. Join 20 actors as they chase, fight and get stuck…
Baker Wild Theatre preps for The Optimist
Mount Baker Wild Theatre has been hard at work putting together a brand new piece of theatre with a crew of brand new students. The…
In Focus brings five photographers to Centre 64
Opening in the Gallery at Centre 64 in Kimberley is an exhibition of photographs by five leading Kootenay-based photographers. In Focus opens Tuesday, March 31,…
Clients benefit from previous Starlite Campaign
East Kootenay Foundation for Health’s (EKFH) Starlite Campaign is preparing for its seventh annual appearance later this month. In the meantime, many health care departments…
All was Fair in Cranbrook
Fine art photographer and photojournalist Neal Panton took his tri-pod and camera gear to the travelling fair that rolled through Cranbrook recently and the following…
Key City’s first exhibit of the year: Rails to Trails
Key City Gallery is excited to present the first exhibit of the 2012 – 2013 season when Rails to Trails will be hanging in the…