Carolyn’s newest collection explores the emotional terrain of a fragmented and shifting landscape. Within her signature style of vibrant colour and organic movement, she introduces geometric lines and repetitive shapes to highlight the tension within social, economic and political territory. Colour, angles, movement and absence integrate to unlock the common ground we all experience in times of isolation and exhaustion. Hope is intertwined with exile, and the struggle of speaking out and being silenced. Out of Line questions how we can evade solitude while resisting conformity and where we can find a balance between contrasting and complimenting each other.

Through “It’s a Tactile World,” the sculptors of the Sculptors' Association of Alberta (SAA) share their various methods and media of subject matter, working in both 2-dimensional (relief) and 3-dimensional formats.

Artist Laurena Beirnes shares her curiosity, emotion, and appreciation for the many personalities of water in her exhibition Immerse.

Christian Peres Gibaut explores how some attributes of mosaics - fragmentation, uniformity, repetition - translate into alternative media in Tempo.

Karen Blanchet reflects on her search for the perfect place on Earth, and how the journey has its influence on art.