January symbolizes the prospect of spring where the days gradually become lighter, and life is invigorated. It is also a New Year, a time for clean slates, fresh starts, new visions, and renewed energy. With that said, our first theme of 2022 is all about giving life to the Centre Gallery and our art practices and invigorating both with a collection of NEW works.

See how artists express their creative visions focusing on the visual power of black, white, and everything in between. Creating in black and white encourages the artist to concentrate on composition, value, lighting, and form, and to focus on the image or subject. It can also be a powerful way to express emotion or draw importance through symbolism.

The North Okanagan Federation of Canadian Artists presents their annual juried exhibit, with artworks from more than 30 artists.

Artists for the Earth is a display of art centered on the environment.  Artists for the Earth® is a global campaign to connect with arts organizations and artists everywhere in order to engage the public with the critical issues of the environment. Art has the power to reach people personally, establishing a deeper understanding and emotional connection with what is happening to our planet. By supporting the community that art creates, Artists for the Earth will help build consensus, the will to effect change and the inspiration to act to protect the Earth.

The Vernon Community Arts Centre is excited to present works from Clee Alice and Trista Fadden, VCAC's 2022 Youth Artists in Residence. Clee and Trista have each spent their summer learning, working and creating a body of work here at the Arts Centre, and they are ready to show you what they've accomplished! Click on event for more details...