Drawing in the Gallery

Drawing in The Gallery 

Sundays. January 17 & February 21 

2:00 – 4:00 p.m.    

You are invited to draw in the gallery during this monthly Sunday session. This is an open drawing activity meant to encourage looking, slowing down and spending time in the gallery space.  

Drop in any time between 2–4 PM to observe and explore the exhibition. Prompts and supplies are provided, with freedom to create your own way. No experience is required. 

By donation. Pre-registration encouraged, drop-ins welcome. 

Recommended for ages 16+. 

Drawing in the Gallery is graciously supported by TD Bank.

Photo: Arefeh Saberi

ABOUT THE EXHIBITIONS 

 

Landon Mackenzie: Weather Patterns | September 5th – November 21st

Starting in the shallow tidewaters of Cardigan Bay, Prince Edward Island, Landon Mackenzie’s Weather Pattern series (2020–) balances chance and control to envelop the viewer in the artist’s painted worlds. Looking at the dotted sandstone-inspired canvases, you might see a charged nervous system, a celestial body or the microcosm of a riverbed’s speckled surface. The depth of each painting reveals the linen canvas as a site-responsive material that soaks up its environment: saltwater, sunshine, wind, rain, dew and starry nights—all become foundational materials in Mackenzie’s works. Merging paint and weather, the canvases evoke the intimate connection between internal and external landscapes. 

 

Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas: Between the Pages | December 5, 2026 – February 28, 2027      

The Gallery at Evergreen Arts is pleased to present a solo exhibition by acclaimed artist Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas. Yahgulanaas is known for his “Haida Manga,” an art form that blends North Pacific Indigenous iconographies and framelines with the graphic dynamism of Asian manga. His work has appeared in public spaces, museums, galleries and private collections around the globe. Institutional collections include the British Museum, London; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Seattle Art Museum; Humboldt Forum, Berlin; and, most recently, the Vancouver Art Gallery, with its acquisition of Yahgulanaas’s 2025 Clan Hat mural. 

 

 

 



REGISTER ONLINE OR AT THE BOX OFFICE:

604.927.6555 | Open Monday – Saturday, 12 – 5PM

 

 

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