Anthropocene, a thought-provoking exhibition by Okanagan-based artist Bryon Johnston. This body of work, blending sculpture and installation, reflects the impact of climate change and the ever-evolving landscape.
Johnston, an acclaimed artist with national and international exhibitions, has also been a long-time educator, teaching sculpture at the University of British Columbia Okanagan.
The title Anthropocene refers to the proposed geological epoch that marks humanity’s significant influence on Earth, from its oceans and ecosystems to its geology and climate. This exhibition invites viewers to contemplate our role in shaping the planet’s future.
OPENING RECEPTION: Wednesday, September 25th from 6 to 8pm
Exhibition continues September 26th to November 21st.
LC Art Gallery is open to all visitors 6 days per week 9am-3pm, by donation
Johnston, an acclaimed artist with national and international exhibitions, has also been a long-time educator, teaching sculpture at the University of British Columbia Okanagan.
The title Anthropocene refers to the proposed geological epoch that marks humanity’s significant influence on Earth, from its oceans and ecosystems to its geology and climate. This exhibition invites viewers to contemplate our role in shaping the planet’s future.
OPENING RECEPTION: Wednesday, September 25th from 6 to 8pm
Exhibition continues September 26th to November 21st.
LC Art Gallery is open to all visitors 6 days per week 9am-3pm, by donation
