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 display...
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MARLO SHAW
Photographer and Wildlife Guide
I like photography as an art form and a way to document experiences; however, I make a conscious effort in the field to make sure my camera is not the focus of a moment. If I capture something great, it’s more of a bonus than a required outcome. Nothing is worse than experiencing something incredible and having that moment spoiled in your mind because the photos didn’t turn out the way you imagined. Don’t forget to put the camera down to really see and feel a place before anything else.
I work as a wildlife guide in destinations all over the world. Terrace is my home and I feel the most rooted in the rainforests of British Columbia’s coast. I feel immensely grateful to have the chance to explore some of the less visited spots on the coast through my work. This exhibit is meant to be an opportunity to share some of those places with people visiting this region. No photos will be able to truly illustrate the grandeur of this place we get to call home.
by
MARLO SHAW
Photographer and Wildlife Guide
I like photography as an art form and a way to document experiences; however, I make a conscious effort in the field to make sure my camera is not the focus of a moment. If I capture something great, it’s more of a bonus than a required outcome. Nothing is worse than experiencing something incredible and having that moment spoiled in your mind because the photos didn’t turn out the way you imagined. Don’t forget to put the camera down to really see and feel a place before anything else.
I work as a wildlife guide in destinations all over the world. Terrace is my home and I feel the most rooted in the rainforests of British Columbia’s coast. I feel immensely grateful to have the chance to explore some of the less visited spots on the coast through my work. This exhibit is meant to be an opportunity to share some of those places with people visiting this region. No photos will be able to truly illustrate the grandeur of this place we get to call home.
>>> contact the gallery for availability
Arrivals Hall:
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List of Works by Bob Park: Clockwise, starting on bottom left Cutting Board, Ambrosia - $120 Cutting Board, Ash - $150 Deer in the Woods, Intarsia wood - $300 Goalie, Intarsia wood - $300 Cedar Collage - $75 Eagle, Intarsia wood - $75 List of Works: Top - left to right Kae Williams, blue doily plate - $20 Pat Irving, oval doily plate - $24 Bottom - Colleen Davis, "Spring Swamp Lantern" $350 Pat Irving, "Vernon" fish - $12 Pat Irving, "Wooden" fish - $15 List of Works: Top Melanie Sinnott, Northern Lights - $35-$50 Centre Melanie Sinnott, Nebula, acrylic on canvas, $115 Kimberly Hachey, pottery mugs, $48 each Bottom Joan Billey, pottery honey pot, $35 each Melanie Sinnott, Northern Dancing, $150 |