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Experience Portals + Windows in the North Peace

Nov 15, 2024
1 min read

Portals + Windows will be open for public viewing during gallery hours at Peace Gallery North in Fort St. John.


Photo's by Donelda Buck and Riley Rivey, from the exhibit's opening night at Peace Gallery North.


Peace Gallery North welcomed its newest exhibit on November 1, featuring the work of renowned local artists Mary Parslow and Sandy Troudt.

 

Mary and Sandy are both respected artists in our community and prominent members of the Flying Colours Artists’ Association.

 

The community will have the opportunity to see both artists experimenting with fresh styles while exploring their surroundings through a variety of artistic mediums, according to a social media post from Peace Gallery North.

 

The opening reception was well attended, providing the viewers with a chance to indulge in the artistic expressions provided through 'Portals' by Troudt and 'Windows' by Parslow, while enjoying beverages and snacks.

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