The Sea to Sky Gallery in Britannia Village is thrilled that its upcoming dual exhibition opening July 24 will showcase the works of two Squamish-based artists whose works capture the majesty of the natural world while exploring the threats and challenges it faces.
Mathias Horne uses his acrylic paintings to support initiatives on the forefront of wildlife protection. Combining traditional painting with insights gained from working alongside explorers, scientists, and NGOs to create projects, his works offer audiences immersive experiences which sit at the intersection of fine art and scientific insight.
UK born Jack Plant has spent the past decade documenting the natural world, with a particular focus on the Great Bear Rainforest of British Columbia. His work bridges the gap between art and conservation to reveal the beauty, fragility, and profound human connection to the natural world.
The opening nights for this dual exhibition are Thursday, July 24 and Friday, July 25 from 5pm to 7pm and it will run until August 23. Gallery hours are 12 noon to sunset Thursday to Monday, 3pm to sunset Tuesday and Wednesday, and by appointment. Follow along at @seatoskygallery for gallery latest news.
