Sculptors Society of Canada is proud to present – Head to Toe. Capturing the essence of the human body and form. Featuring works by John Clinton, Eamon, Barbara Fletcher, Roger Golden, Marina Guglielmi, Elaine Jaques, Karen Stoskopf Harding, Saulius Jaskus, Marlene Kawalez, Richard McNeill, David Paolini, David Salazar, Robert Tannahill.

Musings – Asoudeh Novin & Marilyn Chapman.
Asoudeh Novin, originally from Tehran, says her greatest inspiration has come from several years of travel in Europe while she was based in France in the 1990s. Experiencing art as part of life on a daily basis made a lasting impression on her, causing her to begin painting professionally. Novin's compelling figurative works show her subjects in their most contemplative state, allowing us to experience the intimacy of a quiet moment. While the subjects may appear one way to us, we can never know the true complexity within.
The expansion of these "musings" is evident in the intricate movement and colour renderings of Victoria-based artist Marilyn Chapman. Her work is a culmination of the cloudscapes she watched in the Manitoba skies of her youth and the organic flow of the BC coast where she now lives. Chapman believes that life moves through us and through all that is living. Her work explores the delicate, yet complex life systems upon which we all rely.

Gallery ArtPlus solo exhibition – Ivan Unwin: Do Least Harm. Included in this collection is a set of political and environmental activist works, with human rights and land abuse as subjects.

Montreal Reflections on Art and Aesthetics Workshop. Selected Wednesday evenings in the Museum's foyer.
Wed 2 Dec, 6pm: Keith Moxey and Michael Ann Holley.
Wed 10 Feb: Jean-Pierre Cometti and Jerrold Levinson.
Wed 10 Mar: Alex Neill.
Wed 24 Mar: Daniel Townsend.

Screening of Si Sullivan m'était contée.