Two Rivers Gallery

This Sunday, July 5 from 1-4pm, is our final Creative Space Sundays outdoors at the Nanguz ’An Container Market in the Canada Games Plaza! Join us and let’s make some funky fun experimental flowers using tie dye rice paper.

Visit our website to see upcoming Creative Space Sundays back inside Two Rivers Gallery.

Thank you to everyone who joined us outside during or renovations each Sunday, we had a blast! We would love to hear what you thought of the change in scenery, let us know in the comments!

We are excited to announce that the gallery will reopen on July 7!

This will be the final week of the temporary location with Friday, June 26 being the last day that the temporary location is open.

Thank you all for your patience during our renovation time and we can't to see you all again at TRG!

Summer Camp Guest Artists! 📷

Over the next few weeks, we wanted to introduce you to each of the special guest artists that will be teaching their unique artistic style at each camp. A new artist for every week!

Week 7, Summer Creativity Camp: Through the Lens—join Erin Stagg as you all jump into the world of photography! We’ll use our eyes as our cameras, frame our world as art and work from photographs. Camera, set, action!

Erin Stagg is a nationally awarded Métis artist from Prince George, BC. She is best known for her landscapes and wildlife paintings but her most famous painting is of a Metis sash and smudging bowl titled Métis Pride. Although she now lives in Prince George, Erin grew up in the small community of Fort St. James, BC and has a great affinity for the place and people. Living surrounded by the forest, being educated in the Dakelh culture and living in a small town has been incredibly influential in Erin’s life.

Erin’s first solo exhibition was titled ‘Halfbreed Mother’ which featured paintings of motherhood on her family scrip. Her second exhibition was titled ‘Otipemisewak: the People who own Themselves' which featured her Metis family stories. Erin’s exhibition 'Wahkohtowin: Good Relation' was held in the Galleria last June.

Our trek along Northern Routes sites leads us to Two Rivers Gallery to learn more about community art programs set for the summer months in our region!

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