PLAN YOUR VISIT AHEAD
2026 LINE UP
May 23 - July 05 - UBCO MFA students Exhibition
Samantha Wigglesworth - Everyday Existence as Resistance
Pegah Khor -
Opening Reception Saturday May 23rd from 1pm - 3pm
July - August - Amber and Cassia Powell
August - October - Okanagan Sculpture Society
October - November - Dark Arts
Samantha Wigglesworth - Everyday Existence as Resistance
Pegah Khor -
Opening Reception Saturday May 23rd from 1pm - 3pm
July - August - Amber and Cassia Powell
August - October - Okanagan Sculpture Society
October - November - Dark Arts
2026 so far ...
The Mystery Spot
A new year brought new possibilities, variables and opportunities. Within those possibilities lies mystery. At the darkest time of year, when light is a precious commodity, it’s important to be comfortable with the unknown, or at least, comfortably uncomfortable.
A comfort zone is a wonderful, warm, welcoming, inspiring and beautiful thing, but there is always more to find beyond that which is known by any one of us. The comfort zone expands, becomes archipelagic, or moves halfway across the world. So too then do the stories, the possibilities and the expectations.
Enter the mystery spot. This season of exhibitions is an ode to the idea that the entrance to a public art gallery should be a threshold, beyond which, anything is possible. It shares the name with a roadside attraction that advertises itself with nothing more than a question mark in garish yellow and black. Instant imagination fuel. Instant wonder. If I could drive, I’d certainly turn in.
Anchored by the first Canadian exhibition by artist Alexis de Chaunac which bares the same name, each of these 3 shows explore the mysteries of the everyday, the uncanny, the fragile state of our reality and how much more we truly have left
to learn.
The Spaces In Between - community interactive, collaborative exhibtion January 12 to February 14
The Mystery Spot - Multi-media installation featuring artist Alexis de Chaunac February 28 to April 4
HECKLERS - Members Exhibition April 11 to May 11
The Mystery Spot
A new year brought new possibilities, variables and opportunities. Within those possibilities lies mystery. At the darkest time of year, when light is a precious commodity, it’s important to be comfortable with the unknown, or at least, comfortably uncomfortable.
A comfort zone is a wonderful, warm, welcoming, inspiring and beautiful thing, but there is always more to find beyond that which is known by any one of us. The comfort zone expands, becomes archipelagic, or moves halfway across the world. So too then do the stories, the possibilities and the expectations.
Enter the mystery spot. This season of exhibitions is an ode to the idea that the entrance to a public art gallery should be a threshold, beyond which, anything is possible. It shares the name with a roadside attraction that advertises itself with nothing more than a question mark in garish yellow and black. Instant imagination fuel. Instant wonder. If I could drive, I’d certainly turn in.
Anchored by the first Canadian exhibition by artist Alexis de Chaunac which bares the same name, each of these 3 shows explore the mysteries of the everyday, the uncanny, the fragile state of our reality and how much more we truly have left
to learn.
The Spaces In Between - community interactive, collaborative exhibtion January 12 to February 14
The Mystery Spot - Multi-media installation featuring artist Alexis de Chaunac February 28 to April 4
HECKLERS - Members Exhibition April 11 to May 11
