COVID-19 Precautions
If you would like to see the installations currently on view please wear a mask and consider flight times when visiting the airport. The weekly flight schedule is available here and you can also view the flight radar live updates here. Please keep in mind that passengers are required to be at the airport at least an hour prior to departure times. The hallways are spacious and physical distancing should be observed at all times.
The Terrace Art Gallery & The Northwest Regional Airport have teamed up to bring some amazing art from throughout the region to YXT!
Where?
There’s art all around! You can see work in the display case in the arrivals area, as well as two display cases near the doors out to the central entrance. Check out the wall on your way from departures to the security check for rotating wall exhibitions.
Want to take the art home with you?
Good news, artworks at the airport are for sale! Please contact or visit the Terrace Art Gallery for prices and availability.
Share your Art @ YXT experience by snapping a photo and using the #artatyxt hashtag!
Where?
There’s art all around! You can see work in the display case in the arrivals area, as well as two display cases near the doors out to the central entrance. Check out the wall on your way from departures to the security check for rotating wall exhibitions.
Want to take the art home with you?
Good news, artworks at the airport are for sale! Please contact or visit the Terrace Art Gallery for prices and availability.
Share your Art @ YXT experience by snapping a photo and using the #artatyxt hashtag!
Winter 2021
Main Wall: Mark Thibeault
Mark Thibeault’s practice extends across painting, music and lutherie. Working from his Telkwa studio in northern British Columbia Canada, he is inspired by the natural environment, and how it and human experience both continually adapt to the other’s changing influence and needs.
Growing up in Belle River Ontario, a small rural farming community, he witnessed surrounding smaller towns and villages amalgamate to become larger municipalities. Neighbours and family would commute to factory jobs serving Windsor’s automotive industry, as fields and farms that once employed workers, were subdivided and developed to house a growing population.
The notion of constant change, adaptation and improvisation is part of his creative process. Thibeault’s paintings are rich with varied marks, layers of collage, acrylic and oil paint. The mood of each piece is governed by the previous line’s influence and affect. His expressive paintings are a collection of experiences finding their way to be witnessed as a mark - an intuitive unveiling or revealing of the inherent linear compositions woven through our perception of the world and our interactions within it.
Thibeault’s work has been selected for Art Folio Annual 2021, a curated annual publication featuring the most exciting contemporary abstract artists worldwide.
Thibeault studied for a BFA Honours in visual arts, primarily painting and drawing, at the University of Windsor, Ontario (1992). As a musician and multi-instrumentalist he is often called upon to provide rich texture and mood in recordings and live music performances with award winning producers and artists. As a luthier he has designed and crafted over 400 world-class musical instruments, examples of which are reproduced in major publications, celebrating the art of lutherie, including Terry Burrows’ 1001 Guitars To Dream of Playing Before You Die. Thibeault was the inaugural Cassiar Cannery Artist in Residence in 2019 and his work has been presented in numerous group and solo exhibitions throughout Canada, including: solo exhibition, Two Rivers Gallery - Succession (2021); The Museum of Northern British Columbia - Cycles (2020); Smithers Art Gallery - A Line Collected (2019); Smithers Art Gallery - Home (2013).
Mark Thibeault’s practice extends across painting, music and lutherie. Working from his Telkwa studio in northern British Columbia Canada, he is inspired by the natural environment, and how it and human experience both continually adapt to the other’s changing influence and needs.
Growing up in Belle River Ontario, a small rural farming community, he witnessed surrounding smaller towns and villages amalgamate to become larger municipalities. Neighbours and family would commute to factory jobs serving Windsor’s automotive industry, as fields and farms that once employed workers, were subdivided and developed to house a growing population.
The notion of constant change, adaptation and improvisation is part of his creative process. Thibeault’s paintings are rich with varied marks, layers of collage, acrylic and oil paint. The mood of each piece is governed by the previous line’s influence and affect. His expressive paintings are a collection of experiences finding their way to be witnessed as a mark - an intuitive unveiling or revealing of the inherent linear compositions woven through our perception of the world and our interactions within it.
Thibeault’s work has been selected for Art Folio Annual 2021, a curated annual publication featuring the most exciting contemporary abstract artists worldwide.
Thibeault studied for a BFA Honours in visual arts, primarily painting and drawing, at the University of Windsor, Ontario (1992). As a musician and multi-instrumentalist he is often called upon to provide rich texture and mood in recordings and live music performances with award winning producers and artists. As a luthier he has designed and crafted over 400 world-class musical instruments, examples of which are reproduced in major publications, celebrating the art of lutherie, including Terry Burrows’ 1001 Guitars To Dream of Playing Before You Die. Thibeault was the inaugural Cassiar Cannery Artist in Residence in 2019 and his work has been presented in numerous group and solo exhibitions throughout Canada, including: solo exhibition, Two Rivers Gallery - Succession (2021); The Museum of Northern British Columbia - Cycles (2020); Smithers Art Gallery - A Line Collected (2019); Smithers Art Gallery - Home (2013).
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>>> contact the gallery for pricing information.
These original artworks range from $3700-$4700, plus PST
These original artworks range from $3700-$4700, plus PST
Arrivals Hall: Annemarie Fux
from the artist:
At Annemarie Fux Glass Art, I create functional glass art for your home and office. Beautiful plates, platters and big bowls which are all food safe and if they fit also dishwasher safe.
Choose from an existing unique piece or order something in your favourite colour and style, prices vary based on size and colour of piece.
WORKSHOPS are for small groups only (6 people max). Please email me at fusedbyfux@gmail.com or check my website at http://www.fusedbyfux.com/product-category/workshops-and-classes/ for the schedule.
More of Annemarie's work can be found at the Terrace Art Gallery and on her Facebook page Fused by Fux Glass Studio.
At Annemarie Fux Glass Art, I create functional glass art for your home and office. Beautiful plates, platters and big bowls which are all food safe and if they fit also dishwasher safe.
Choose from an existing unique piece or order something in your favourite colour and style, prices vary based on size and colour of piece.
WORKSHOPS are for small groups only (6 people max). Please email me at fusedbyfux@gmail.com or check my website at http://www.fusedbyfux.com/product-category/workshops-and-classes/ for the schedule.
More of Annemarie's work can be found at the Terrace Art Gallery and on her Facebook page Fused by Fux Glass Studio.
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List of Works:
Anticipation, 24" x 23" fused glass - $700 Sea Dog, 13" x 15" fused glass - $400 Sea Creatures, 14.5" x 12" fused glass - $400 Vessels: green & white vessel (one), fused glass - $55 green & white vessel (two), fused glass - $55 yellow vessel, fused glass - $50 red vessel , fused glass - $50 List of Works:
Top Left: Glass Flow (two), fused glass - $125 Top Centre: Glass Flow (one), fused glass - $120 Top Right: Peaks, fused glass - $340 Middle Left: Dappled Light, fused glass - $440 Bottom: Dish, 6" fused glass - $40 each Bottom Middle: Bowl, 10" (5" deep) fused glass - $300 List of Works: Top: Where Stories Begin, fused glass - $340 Middle: Swimming Thru Time, fused glass - $340 Mid-Left: Oil in the River (blue plate), fused glass - $200 Mid-Middle: Bowl, 9" fused glass - $200 Mid-Right: Fuel for Fire (red plate), fused glass - $200 Bottom Left: Aqua Dish, 14" (3" deep) fused glass - $300 Bottom Right: Plate, 10" fused glass - $120 |
