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qathet ART (qA) represents the diversity of arts and culture in the qathet region. Representing the interests of arts and culture in the qathet region.
04/28/2026
The ReNew Art Faire this past Saturday was a huge success! Thank you to everyone who came out to support this event. And special thank you to Teresa Harwood-Lynn for leading this event and to all the amazing and talented participating artists, designers, organizers and models 💚
Enjoy some photos of the day featuring a few moments from the Conscious Couture Fashion Show.
Photos by Benjamin Fairless.
04/20/2026
ReNew Art Faire preview:
Image 1: Paloma Joy -
Paloma Joy makes more than upcycled clothing. She is an alchemist of fabric with threads that reach into the spiritual realm. Using her ability to channel energies, she works intuitively to create high vibrational art.
Image 2: Theo Angell -
Working with up-cycled materials expands the possibilities of meaning within the materials themselves and their new found context. The past lives of materials bring their own reincarnated forms to make a visionary compost, feeding potential shape-shifting harbingers for future aesthetics. Theo's work has shown in Europe, Istanbul, NYC, Los Angeles, Mexico and Powell River. Theo has been working with found materials, including film, his whole life.
Look forward to these artists work and much more, Saturday April 25, 2026 from 10-4pm at Dwight Hall.
The ReNew Art Faire is free event taking place at the iconic Dwight Hall. It will feature the work of over 30 artists from qathet, Vancouver Island and surrounding areas who are pushing the limits of traditional craftsmanship by using upcycled, recycled and sustainable materials.
Learn more at qathetART.ca
04/18/2026
ReNew Art Faire preview:
Image 1: Designature Art and Home -
Yeonmi Kim was raised in Seoul, South Korea, and received a BFA before
working in the fashion industry then interior design, while pursuing multidisciplinary art and craft work, including painting and wood work. She and her husband operated custom made wood furniture studio in Korea.
She immigrated to Canada in 2013 and now works as a visual artist based in Powell River, BC.
Image 2: Earthly Simple Jenny -
Jenny makes hand-woven rag rugs using recycled and reclaimed textiles. Most of her materials come from everyday fabrics that would otherwise be thrown away. She enjoys working with what’s already there and turning it into something useful, durable, and beautiful. Each rug is one of a kind, shaped by the history of the fabric and the hands-on process of making it.
Look forward to these artists work and much more, Saturday April 25, 2026 from 10-4pm at Dwight Hall.
The ReNew Art Faire is free event taking place at the iconic Dwight Hall.
It will feature the work of over 30 artists from qathet, Vancouver Island and surrounding areas who are pushing the limits of traditional craftsmanship by using upcycled, recycled and sustainable materials.
Learn more at qathetART.ca
03/19/2026
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215/6975 Alberni Street
Powell River, BC
V8A2B8