Shadbolt Centre for the Arts

A collage of five framed formline design prints, with curved lined patterns and gradient backgrounds in vibrant colours. The center piece features four frog faces stacked. The other pieces feature, a heron, a butterfly, and a whale tail.
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Where the River meets the Salish Sea continues a legacy of Coast Salish art

Peak Web January 16, 2024

By: Angela Shen, Peak Associate Editor’s note: The author of this article, Angela Shen, is a program assistant at Shadbolt Arts Centre. The Peak acknowledges this and has taken steps to prevent conflict of interest. As a student learning the art of Chinese brush painting, I always look forward to the exhibits at the Burnaby Shadbolt Centre for the Arts. In November, I saw Musqueam mixed media artist Kelly Cannell’s solo exhibition, ʔəyx̓ watəna:t | Where the River meets the Salish Sea, which featured her newest print designs. Hopping off the 144 SFU bus, I walked a path of autumn…

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2 warriors in kung-fu stances and fierce expressions surround a person in a white robe with half a skull face reaching forward against a yellow background.
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The Five Vengeances is a badass play

Peak Web October 6, 2022

By: C Icart, Staff Writer The Five Vengeances (T5V) is an action-packed play by Affair of Honor, a “fight and movement based theatre company” at the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts. The production combines the work of playwright, Jovanni Sy…

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