Triple Opening Reception // May 30

The Alternator Centre for Contemporary Art is a non-profit charitable organization located in Kelowna BC. We leverage knowledge, expertise, empathy and resources to support creative projects that nurture our community.

Alternator Centre for Contemporary Art

Join us on May 30th from 6-8pm for an opening reception event celebrating three brand new art exhibitions here at the Alternator!

Join us on Friday, May 30 from 6-8pm, here at the Alternator Centre for Contemporary Art as we kick off exhibitions in all three of our gallery spaces! This event is free and open to the public. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided.Krystle Silverfox will be exhibiting in our Main Gallery. Tanya Zilinski will be in our Project Gallery. Heidi Samida and Diane Nelson will be in our Members' Gallery.----Krystle Silver Fox // low-rezlow-rez, or low-resolution, plays homage to low-tech media and mediums. The exhibition honours the intersections of Indigenous storytelling, new media, Indigenous futurism, and available consumer technologies. low-rez celebrates storytelling through light based mediums, shape shifting and optical illusion, coding, and glitch photography. Together, the works create the synergy of futurism combined with low-key visuals, Northern lights, and Northwest coast First Nations aesthetics.----Tanya Zilinski // TranscendenceExploration of cultural identity. This is how Tanya Zilinski's voyage with loom beading tapestries emerged. Colour, materials and textures are guided by spirit; their hands flow with direction of that which cannot be seen but is there in celestial essence and in their reality. Tanya uses traditional loom beadwork for the purpose of passing on cultural knowledge, language, oral stories, for a spiritual connection to their Ancestors and as a daily tincture to cure the body and mind. They have developed their own methods and techniques through experimentation for creating large loom beaded tapestries that unite two cultures, complimenting one another, for the next seven generations and beyond of community and family.----Diane Nelson and Keidi Samida // The Hope ContinuumThrough ceramic sculpture, Diane Nelson and Heidi Samida craft pieces that embody the passage of one generation to the next. Their art, rooted in resilience and hope, pays tribute to the unwavering strength of past generations who overcame adversity. Through this reflection, they seek to inspire a sense of hope and guidance for the future. Learn more about these exhibitions and more Alternator events on <a href="https://www.alternatorcentre.com/" title="https://www.alternatorcentre.com/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">our website</a>!

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