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Judith Griebel
July 28, 2023 October 8, 2023
Two Rivers Gallery is thrilled to introduce Dismantled Worlds, a solo exhibition featuring work by Alberta- and New York based artist Jude Griebel. A master of blurring the line between fact and fantasy, Griebel creates imaginative works that give viewers a new way to look at our ever-changing environment and the role we play within it. Dismantled Worlds will feature work from the last several years of his career and will be on view at Two Rivers Gallery from July 28th, to October 8th.
Griebel’s work ranges from towering sculptures to sprawling dioramas, all of which are bursting with textures and details that beg a closer look. Viewers will find creatures made of seashells keeping watch over the Gallery and impossible plant life blooming from the ashes of a city ruined by fire. Two of the works featured in this exhibition are being shown for the very first time, having been completed a few short months ago.
Griebel finds the balance of dark reality and humour, giving visitors a playful entrance into the much needed conversation about our changing climate. About this exhibition, Acting Curator Kait Herlehy said, “Conversations about climate change can feel heavy and discouraging, and Jude Griebel’s work makes the topic feel a little more playful and approachable. During a summer heavy with discussions of forest fires and our changing environment, I can’t imagine a better time for this exhibition or a more suitable artist to welcome into our community to lead the discussion.”
Featured Artwork Jude Griebel, Off-Shore, 2017
July 28, 2023 October 8, 2023
Gwenyth Chao, Anna Gustafson, Hildur Jónasson, Desirée Patterson, Mima Preston, Sylvie Roussel-Janssens, Clare Thomas, and Carlyn Yandle
Two Rivers Gallery is excited to present Nonreturnables, a group exhibition showcasing work from artists throughout BC whose work explores our relationship with plastic. The exhibition includes work by eight artists: Gwenyth Chao, Anna Gustafson, Hildur Jónasson, Desirée Patterson, Mima Preston, Sylvie Roussel-Janssens, Clare Thomas, and Carlyn Yandle. Nonreturnables will be on view at Two Rivers Gallery from July 28th to October 8th.
Representing a wide range of perspectives and artistic approaches, this exhibition provokes its viewers to consider critiques, solutions, and reimaginings of plastic. Visitors will see disposable bags transformed into intricately woven tapestries, immersive textile installations, and thoughtful material explorations with tapioca in pursuit of plastic alternatives. Nonreturnables is a stunning display of artists’ ability to transform a pervasive material in such a way that it feels like we are seeing it for the first time.
Please join us at Two Rivers Gallery for an opening reception for Dismantled Worlds and Nonreturables on Thursday, July 27th at 7:30pm. Jude Griebel will deliver an artist talk, sharing with visitors his artistic practice and behind-the-scenes information about his exhibition. Several of the artists featured in Nonreturnables will be in attendance. This event is free and open to all to attend.
Two Rivers Gallery, gratefully located on the unceded, traditional territory of the Lheidli T’enneh, is a center for contemporary Canadian art and creativity in Prince George and the central interior of British Columbia. The Gallery encourages lifelong learning through engaging exhibitions and educational programs. We strive to embed artists, develop as an empathetic gallery, make a positive social impact in our community, and embrace diverse voices.
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