A new site can be an exciting experience, but it often comes with new challenges depending on how much change has happened. Our new site (as you can see) has undergone a lot of change, and we are very excited about it. We hope the following tips will help you get to know our new site, and will make you as excited about it as we are....Read more

I thoroughly enjoy reading The Daily Heller email I receive every morning from Print Magazine while I read through my email.

This one grabbed my attention and I wanted to share it with you, well at least a bit about the artist mentioned. ...Read more

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom with Bruce Kemp at Opus Kelowna (Kelowna)
Maximize Your Mediums with Lauren B Wilson (Kelowna)...Read more

As I was checking email this morning, I came across a link for an article with the headline — Robert Frank's Elevator Girl Sees Herself Years Later. The headline alone made me want to click as I love Robert Frank's black and white images from his photographic series The Americans. ...Read more

It’s exciting when a new product comes along. Trying new things can spark enthusiasm, get the creative juices flowing, and sometimes re-affirm your current ways. That is why we are introducing an exciting new printmaking paper for fine art printing, which we think is great....Read more

Here's an exciting website I came across: www.conceptfeedback.com It's a free online service for small to medium business marketers, graphic designers and web developers to get quality feedback on their concepts before they are "released into the world." You simply sign up, upload your concept and get free feedback from their site members....Read more

Photographers beware!...Read more

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle! What a great message to embody in your art practice. We stumbled upon www.landfillart.org. It is an international effort encompassing 1041 artists who have committed to claiming a piece of rusted metal garbage in order to create fine art....Read more

Nowadays, people think of paint as colour, and the colour is the pigment, right?

But at one time, since artists made their own paint, they probably thought of it in terms of recipes: to achieve X colour, mix a given quantity of a pigment with a medium/binder by grinding on a slab with a muller (or something similar)....Read more

The BC Government is planning to cut 80% of its funding for the Arts!

The Alliance for Arts and Culture is calling on people to join a rally at noon today, Wednesday, September 9th at the Vancouver Art Gallery to bring attention to these cuts.

Their symbol is a grey and empty rectangle, a metaphor for a world without art and culture....Read more