South Delta Artists' Guild

Upcoming Events

June 5th - July 4th

Gratitude

"Appreciation to all Essential Workers"

We are planning a special show June 5th to July 4th, to honour front-line workers. Watch for details on our website.

The last year and a half has changed the way we look at the world forever. Priorities have changed. Our connections to each other may have been loose and easy before Covid 19, but now we realize how much we rely on one another. Our essential workers (who keep us healthy, fed, educated, moving, connected, safe and sane) are super-heroes! We laud them with this special show about gratitude to the front liners who have served us so well. Our gesture of appreciation provides an opportunity for origin al art ownership at adjusted prices for our essential workers and their support staff. The members of the South Delta Artists Guild thank you for your vital contribution!

Artwork by Leah Terpsma - "Coast"

Gallery 1710 Shows - 2021

View & Print PDF of Complete 2021 Calender HERE

List of Shows 2021
Ailsa Brown - "A Sense of Knowing"	Growing Together February 27 - March 28	Springtime is when nature comes alive, sprouting new buds and leaves that will soon blossom into the fullness of their being. Let us join with nature to embrace this season of renewal by growing together once again after this time of being apart.
Coral Gurney - "Lion Heart"	Courage of the Brushes April 3 - 25	Creating Art is challenging, so sharing everyone’s endeavours from beginners to more experienced painters creates a supportive experience for all participants.
Lynne Mackenzie - "In the Hebrides"	Limitless May 1 - 30	In these strange times when there are so many restrictions on our lives we turn to the limitless worlds of art.
Leah Terpsma - "Coast"	Gratitude June 5 - July 4	The last year and a half has changed the way we look at the world forever. Priorities have changed. Our connections to each other may have been loose and easy before Covid 19, but now we realize how much we rely on one another. Our essential workers (who keep us healthy, fed, educated, moving, connected, safe and sane) are super-heroes! We laud them with this special show about gratitude to the front liners who have served us so well. Our gesture of appreciation provides an opportunity for original art ownership at adjusted prices for our essential workers and their support staff. The members of the South Delta Artists Guild thank you for your vital contribution!
Ellen Hines - "If Wishes were Fishes"	Summer Showcase July 10 - August 1	"Everything good, everything magical happens between the months of June, July and August" Quote by Jenny Han
Lea Price - "The Girl with the Pearl Earring"	Past Times August 7 - 29	Time is an illusion we weave our lives through. There is the now, the future and of course the past . We are influenced by the later helping us make the decisions of what we want to say. By using the past, we can access our minds to our experiences and bring new ideas into focus.
Gillian Olsen - "Ska-ana at Sgang Gwaay"	Changes September 4 - 26	It is said that the only constant in life is change. Not all changes are good but through experimentation and change we grow.
Sharee Reynolds - "Orca"	Ode to Emily Carr October 2 - 31	"Do not try to do extraordinary things, but do ordinary things with intensity" Emily Carr - A Canadian artist known for her paintings of westcoast Aboriginal culture and environment. 1871 - 1945
	TBA (Private Show with some of our Artists) November 2 - 14	Details will be available on our website, Facebook pages and Instagram
Maureen Mitchell - "The Christmas Flower"	Celebrations November 20 - December 19	The Christmas Flower’s association with Christmas comes from a Mexican legend. It is said that a small child gathered humble weeds from the roadside to place at the church altar on Christmas Eve. As the congregation witnessed a Christmas miracle the weeds turned to brilliant red and green flowers.

List of Shows 2021

Ailsa Brown - "A Sense of Knowing"

Growing Together

February 27 - March 28

Springtime is when nature comes alive, sprouting new buds and leaves that will soon blossom into the fullness of their being. Let us join with nature to embrace this season of renewal by growing together once again after this time of being apart.

Coral Gurney - "Lion Heart"

Courage of the Brushes

April 3 - 25

Creating Art is challenging, so sharing everyone’s endeavours from beginners to more experienced painters creates a supportive experience for all participants.

Lynne Mackenzie - "In the Hebrides"

Limitless

May 1 - 30

In these strange times when there are so many restrictions on our lives we turn to the limitless worlds of art.

Leah Terpsma - "Coast"

Gratitude

June 5 - July 4

The last year and a half has changed the way we look at the world forever. Priorities have changed. Our connections to each other may have been loose and easy before Covid 19, but now we realize how much we rely on one another. Our essential workers (who keep us healthy, fed, educated, moving, connected, safe and sane) are super-heroes! We laud them with this special show about gratitude to the front liners who have served us so well. Our gesture of appreciation provides an opportunity for original art ownership at adjusted prices for our essential workers and their support staff. The members of the South Delta Artists Guild thank you for your vital contribution!

Ellen Hines - "If Wishes were Fishes"

Summer Showcase

July 10 - August 1

"Everything good, everything magical happens between the months of June, July and August"

Quote by Jenny Han

Lea Price - "The Girl with the Pearl Earring"

Past Times

August 7 - 29

Time is an illusion we weave our lives through. There is the now, the future and of course the past . We are influenced by the later helping us make the decisions of what we want to say. By using the past, we can access our minds to our experiences and bring new ideas into focus.

Gillian Olsen - "Ska-ana at Sgang Gwaay"

Changes

September 4 - 26

It is said that the only constant in life is change. Not all changes are good but through experimentation and change we grow.

Sharee Reynolds - "Orca"

Ode to Emily Carr

October 2 - 31

"Do not try to do extraordinary things, but do ordinary things with intensity"

Emily Carr - A Canadian artist known for her paintings of westcoast Aboriginal culture and environment.
1871 - 1945

TBA
(Private Show with some of our Artists)

November 2 - 14

Details will be available on our website, Facebook pages and Instagram

Maureen Mitchell - "The Christmas Flower"

Celebrations

November 20 - December 19

The Christmas Flower’s association with Christmas comes from a Mexican legend. It is said that a small child gathered humble weeds from the roadside to place at the church altar on Christmas Eve. As the congregation witnessed a Christmas miracle the weeds turned to brilliant red and green flowers.