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!
Currently On View
Main Wall: Amanda Hartman
Local Terrace BC Artist, Amanda Hartman, has always loved art. What started as a young love for watercolour painting; has since moved on to working with acrylics, mixed media, and some play in the textile arts. Amanda Hartman has studied art at The Victoria College of Art & Design, Northwest Community College, Dordt College and other various courses throughout Canada.
Amanda Hartman’s artwork is inspired by nature and her life living in Northern BC. She loves the outdoors and adventuring outside; whether it be hiking, mountain biking, SUP, snowboarding or sailing, it’s the love of the outdoors that can be seen in a lot of Amanda’s work.
Nature has blessed us with so many inspiring colour combinations. From tall mountain peaks; to little colourful splashes of wildflowers. Amanda loves to capture these rich colour blends in such a way that she can freeze a moment in time; have the brush dance across the canvas, and reveal an impression of that moment, time, or place; -- bringing it home to you.
30 days of Sunshine is a journey through the little things in life. It’s all about finding small moments of joy in the little things we may have taken for granted. As we walk through life, we often pass by the same thing day after day and not fully seeing it for what is. We often look at roadside flowers as weeds. But really, if you take a moment to stop and reflect, these flowers/weeds are quite beautiful. Pinks against emerald greens, splashes of yellow dotting the grassy fields, purple and pink hues along the roadside ditches all share its own beauty. And sometimes, this splash of colour is all that we need to put a smile on your face.
The past two years have kept most of us local. In this time, I challenged myself to re-explore local trails that I haven’t been on for numbers of years. On these walks I started to notice all the little beauties and flowers along the way. My hometown was filled with lots of little beauties and colours of wildflowers & weeds. 30 days of sunshine explores that. 30 days, 30 hikes, walks, bike rides, and ocean trips, that I stopped and explored the great skies, mountain views, and the little wildflowers along the way. 30 days of the happy little moments. 30 days of smiles. 30 days of joy, bringing you 30 days of sunshine to hang on your wall.
Local Terrace BC Artist, Amanda Hartman, has always loved art. What started as a young love for watercolour painting; has since moved on to working with acrylics, mixed media, and some play in the textile arts. Amanda Hartman has studied art at The Victoria College of Art & Design, Northwest Community College, Dordt College and other various courses throughout Canada.
Amanda Hartman’s artwork is inspired by nature and her life living in Northern BC. She loves the outdoors and adventuring outside; whether it be hiking, mountain biking, SUP, snowboarding or sailing, it’s the love of the outdoors that can be seen in a lot of Amanda’s work.
Nature has blessed us with so many inspiring colour combinations. From tall mountain peaks; to little colourful splashes of wildflowers. Amanda loves to capture these rich colour blends in such a way that she can freeze a moment in time; have the brush dance across the canvas, and reveal an impression of that moment, time, or place; -- bringing it home to you.
30 days of Sunshine is a journey through the little things in life. It’s all about finding small moments of joy in the little things we may have taken for granted. As we walk through life, we often pass by the same thing day after day and not fully seeing it for what is. We often look at roadside flowers as weeds. But really, if you take a moment to stop and reflect, these flowers/weeds are quite beautiful. Pinks against emerald greens, splashes of yellow dotting the grassy fields, purple and pink hues along the roadside ditches all share its own beauty. And sometimes, this splash of colour is all that we need to put a smile on your face.
The past two years have kept most of us local. In this time, I challenged myself to re-explore local trails that I haven’t been on for numbers of years. On these walks I started to notice all the little beauties and flowers along the way. My hometown was filled with lots of little beauties and colours of wildflowers & weeds. 30 days of sunshine explores that. 30 days, 30 hikes, walks, bike rides, and ocean trips, that I stopped and explored the great skies, mountain views, and the little wildflowers along the way. 30 days of the happy little moments. 30 days of smiles. 30 days of joy, bringing you 30 days of sunshine to hang on your wall.
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List of Works
Clockwise from top left Kentucky Bluegrass , acrylic on canvas - $250 Wild, Wild Roses, acrylic on canvas - $250 She's a Wild One, acrylic on canvas - $250 Sweet Red Clover, acrylic on canvas - $250 Right Jeff, acrylic on wood - $985 |
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Left to Right Fireweed Mountain, acrylic on canvas - $300 Good Times, acrylic on canvas - $825 Luppens, acrylic on canvas - $300 |
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Left to Right Caamano Sound, BC, acrylic on canvas with frame - $320 Got Wind on my Sails, acrylic on canvas with frame - $595 Out There (Whale Watching), acrylic on canvas with frame - $320 |
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Left to Right Happy Hour, acrylic on wood - $895 Dark & Stormy, acrylic on wood - $895 Ocean Sunrise, acrylic on wood - $895 |
>>> contact the gallery for availability
Arrivals Hall: 2022 Skeena Salmon Art Show
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List of Works: Clockwise Brenna Boucher, Terrace Bridge, acrylic on canvas - $2,700 Debra Strand, St. John's Wort, fibre art - $400 Cynthia Barwell, Redds, acrylic on canvas - $100 Tim Block, Fisherman, wire sculpture - $2,700 Centre Jude Hardcastle, Deep Water Fish Dish, pottery - $185 List of Works: Top Tim Block, Salmon on Cedar Plank, wire, cedar plank - $200 Bottom - left to right Nancy McIlmoyle, Pottery Bowl - $25 Jude Hardcastle, Pottery Plate - $30 Nancy McIlmoyle, Pottery Bowl - $20 List of Works: Top - left to right Kyle Boivin, Skeena Fish, wire - $25 Joan Billey, Pottery Mug - $30 Joan Billey, Pottery Mug - $25 Centre - left to right, Jewellery by: Kae Williams Jaimie Davis Stephanie Anderson Bottom Megan Reid - additional info to come |
