Gallery Information
The Ranger Station Art Gallery is operated by the Kent Harrison Arts Council with the assistance of the Harrison Festival of the Arts and is open year round. The Ranger Station building is owned by the Village of Harrison Hot Springs. Both The Harrison Festival of the Arts & The Kent Harrison Arts Council work side by side to promote arts and culture in our communities. The gallery also provides living and studio space year round to our artist in residence, providing further outreach and cultural exchange to residents and visitors alike.
Ranger Station Art Gallery
2020 Schedule
Jessie Klassen, "Of Eden, Sirens, and A Single Passion". September 5 - October
Through surreal and abstract imagery, Jesse Klassens' works engage the viewer through the traditional form of storytelling. The stories told, despite being autobiographical, allow for both literal and creative interpretations by the viewer. This freedom of interpretation is encouraged by the artistic use of abstraction and surrealism, which stimulates a deeper connection between artist, viewer, and the work itself.
Aaron Moran and Sylvana Dangelo, "Particle and Wave" pop-up residency October 5 - 9
and "Duality Paradox" exhibition, October 10 - November 1
Duality Paradox is an experimental library of curated self-published projects. In an attempt to move beyond the traditional bookshelf, Duality Paradox encourages the audience to engage with printed materials through a playful, thoughtful, and social experience. Viewers are invited to explore structures housing printed materials where they can flip through books and investigate content.
"Nothing Without Us": Kickstart group exhibition. November 7 - December 6
Kickstart Disability Arts and Culture is a multidisciplinary art non profit who support and promote professional artists who identify as living with disabilities.
"Small Works Show 2020", a group exhibition. December 12 - February 14, 2021
Everyone is welcome to show work in any media, but of a similar 10" x 10" size.
2020 Schedule
Jessie Klassen, "Of Eden, Sirens, and A Single Passion". September 5 - October
Through surreal and abstract imagery, Jesse Klassens' works engage the viewer through the traditional form of storytelling. The stories told, despite being autobiographical, allow for both literal and creative interpretations by the viewer. This freedom of interpretation is encouraged by the artistic use of abstraction and surrealism, which stimulates a deeper connection between artist, viewer, and the work itself.
Aaron Moran and Sylvana Dangelo, "Particle and Wave" pop-up residency October 5 - 9
and "Duality Paradox" exhibition, October 10 - November 1
Duality Paradox is an experimental library of curated self-published projects. In an attempt to move beyond the traditional bookshelf, Duality Paradox encourages the audience to engage with printed materials through a playful, thoughtful, and social experience. Viewers are invited to explore structures housing printed materials where they can flip through books and investigate content.
"Nothing Without Us": Kickstart group exhibition. November 7 - December 6
Kickstart Disability Arts and Culture is a multidisciplinary art non profit who support and promote professional artists who identify as living with disabilities.
"Small Works Show 2020", a group exhibition. December 12 - February 14, 2021
Everyone is welcome to show work in any media, but of a similar 10" x 10" size.
COVID-19:
We are following BC Health Authority and WorksafeBC guidelines, new protocols are in place to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable visit. We are closely monitoring the situation and will adapt as necessary. We thank you for your patience and cooperation. And, as always, we welcome your feedback.
We are following BC Health Authority and WorksafeBC guidelines, new protocols are in place to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable visit. We are closely monitoring the situation and will adapt as necessary. We thank you for your patience and cooperation. And, as always, we welcome your feedback.