North Van Arts’ Art Rental Show spans screen prints, collage, digital imagery, and more, to February 11

Exhibition features more than 400 works by local artists

Karen Brumelle, Spring Social Distancing, paper collage on paper.

 
 
 

North Van Arts presents its annual Art Rental Show at Cityscape Community ArtSpace to February 11

 

A SALON-STYLE EXHIBITION featuring more than 400 works by local artists, North Van Arts’ Art Rental Show runs the gamut from woodcut prints, lithography, and photography to mixed media, screen printing, collage, painting, and beyond.

The pieces range in size 8” x10″ to 48″x48″ and can be rented for $10 to $60 per month.

Check out some of the works below. For more information, see here.

 

Xwalacktun, Ambleside Park, limited edition print – serigraph.

 

Ian Bateson, Organic 15, digital art on metallic dibond.

 

Edward Peck, Looking Ashore, digital photograph.

 
 
 
 
 

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