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McMillan Arts Centre
Parksville, BC, located in Oceanside, Vancouver Island
New in the Gift Shop and Box Office
$2,650.00
Ā Ā CHARLES KEILLOR CATES SEVENĀ Ā Ā Ā Ā 33 x 45ā GRAPHITE ON MUSEUM BOARD Ā I am a Graphite Pencil Artist residing in Nanaimo. My art focuses on coastal life and landscape; sometimes with an Urban or Industrial component. Since moving from the Lower Mainland to Vancouver Island in 2018, this vision...
$2,850.00
Ā CHARLES KEILLOR COASTAL RENAISSANCEĀ Ā Ā Ā 35 x 45ā GRAPHITE ON MUSEUM BOARD Ā I am a Graphite Pencil Artist residing in Nanaimo. My art focuses on coastal life and landscape; sometimes with an Urban or Industrial component. Since moving from the Lower Mainland to Vancouver Island in 2018, this vision has...
Lynn Orriss is a Vancouver Island artist who creates jewellry using polymer clay. This medium allows the artist to emulate glass, metal, ceramic, stone, bone, wood, fibre and paint. She often adds semi precious stones and crystals to her necklaces.
Lynn Orriss is a Vancouver Island artist who creates jewellry using polymer clay. This medium allows the artist to emulate glass, metal, ceramic, stone, bone, wood, fibre and paint. She often adds semi precious stones and crystals to her necklaces.
Lynn Orriss is a Vancouver Island artist who creates jewellry using polymer clay. This medium allows the artist to emulate glass, metal, ceramic, stone, bone, wood, fibre and paint. She often adds semi precious stones and crystals to her necklaces.
This collage has been created using real oak and maple leaves, moss and lichen, bubble wrap. A golden gel has been applied to the leaves to make them firm, then gold and pearl iridescent paint added to further embellish the finished collage. A truly unique piece to add to your...
This hand painted rock would make an amazing paperweight! It is heavy and whimsical. Your pile of papers will love it.
$375.00
12 X 30
Giclee
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This piece is located at the Bayside Oceanfront Gallery, Dogwood Street, Parksville, BC (250)248-8333
$500.00
16 X 40
Giclee
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This piece is located at the Bayside Oceanfront Gallery, Dogwood Street, Parksville, BC (250)248-8333
12 X 12
Giclee
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This piece is located at the Bayside Oceanfront Gallery, Dogwood Street, Parksville, BC (250)248-8333
12 X 12
Giclee
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This piece is located at the Bayside Oceanfront Gallery, Dogwood Street, Parksville, BC (250)248-8333
36 X 36
GICLEE
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This piece is located at the Bayside Oceanfront Gallery, Dogwood Street, Parksville, BC (250)248-8333
$4,800.00
Diptych
36 X 72
ORIGINAL
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This piece is located at the Bayside Oceanfront Gallery, Dogwood Street, Parksville, BC (250)248-8333
A beautiful calendar to hang on the wall featuring Carlaās watercolour paintings on each page.
Based on Vancouver Island, Ron Acton has always worked with wood. For years he made furniture while doing wood carving as a hobby. He now carves whimiscal figures and wildlife out of various types of wood found on the Island.
Vancouver Island artist Patricia Mansell has a special interest in painting endangered wildlife.She develops her paintings from research and photographing animals in the wild and enjoys bringing out each animal's character.
Vancouver Island artist Patricia Mansell has a special interest in painting endangered wildlife.She develops her paintings from research and photographing animals in the wild and enjoys bringing out each animal's character.
Vancouver Island artist Nancy Butler loves photographing wildlife.
Vancouver Island artist Nancy Butler loves photographing wildlife.
Vancouver Island artist Nancy Butler loves photographing wildlife. This card is a photo she took of one of the many black bears found on the Island.
Vancouver Island artist Nancy Butler loves photographing wildlife. This card is a photo she took of one of the many black bears found on the Island.
Vancouver Island artist Nancy Butler loves photographing wildlife. This card is a photo she took of one of the many black bears found on the Island.
The eagle symbolizes great intellectual abilities with grace and power. It is the ruler of the sky and has the ability to transform itself. It is sacred, noble and wise, representing power and prestige to the Coast Salish First Nations.
The eagle symbolizes great intellectual abilities with grace and power. It is the ruler of the sky and has the ability to transform itself. It is sacred, noble and wise, representing power and prestige to the Coast Salish First Nations.
This pole was carved by Chief Mungo Martin in 1953. It represents the half human son of Dzunukwa (Wild Woman of the Woods).
The Watchmen are known to have supernatural powers. They protect the villageĀ by warning the Chief of any approaching danger. As the poles age, in keeping with Snuneymuxw and other Pacific Northwest First Nations tradition, they were laid down as they became unstable so that they may slowly decay and...
