Join us on Sunday, April 14 from 2 to 3 p.m. at Xchanges Gallery
Xchanges is excited to announce the next event for the Charting Change exhibition: an artist talk with Kathi Thompson.
Xchanges will be open Sunday, April 14 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. for exhibition viewing, with the artist talk taking place in between from 2 to 3 p.m.
Attend the talk to learn more about Kathi’s artistic process, her inspiration for Charting Change, and more!
Can’t make it in person? Don’t sweat it! The talk will be recorded and uploaded to our YouTube channel afterwards for your viewing pleasure.
Charting Change continues every weekend from Saturday, April 6 until Sunday, April 21 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
About the exhibition
Charting Change, emerging from the lived experience of a near drowning, is a visual analogy of the increasingly turbulent time in which we live. The watery images are blurred between abstract and representational; either deeply under water or adrift on the surface. Each piece has its own narrative, raises its own questionsโand inspires contemplation on the future of our oceans.
Charting Changeย is an exhibition of recent works by visual artist Kathi Thompson.
Soundscape by Sharon Wiener. Video montage by Grace Salez.
About the Artist
Kathi Thompson is an interdisciplinary artist living in Victoria, BC.
Over her 30 year career, Thompson has been invited into juried exhibitions across Canada and in Europe. Her works are in the permanent collections of regional art galleries, government offices, and private collections.
A distinguishing aspect of Thompsonโs work is her penchant for moving from painting on a canvas and papers, to incorporating an exploration of sculptural forms. She combines materials that donโt seemingly connect: natureโs flotsam and jetsam washed ashore, everyday waste materials and clays.
With her recurring emphasis on the human impact , Thompsonโs work inspires contemplation on the current state of our oceans and concern for the future.
To learn more about this show and the artist, please visitย Kathiโs artist page.
Xchanges gratefully acknowledges the support of the Province of British Columbia and the Capital Regional District for our gallery programs.
Xchanges also acknowledges the support of our community partner, FLUX Media Gallery.
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