The Community Arts Council of the Alberni Valley is thrilled to continue our Featured Artist Series, shining a spotlight on one of our remarkable local artists. These profiles appear across our social media, website, and in the newspaper, celebrating the creativity thriving in our community. This...
The Community Arts Council of the Alberni Valley is thrilled to continue our Featured Artist Series, shining a spotlight on one of our remarkable local artists every two weeks. These profiles appear across our social media, website, and in the newspaper, celebrating the creativity thriving in our...
The Community Arts Council of the Alberni Valley is thrilled to continue our Featured Artist Series, shining a spotlight on one of our remarkable local artists every two weeks. These profiles appear across our social media, website, and in the newspaper, celebrating the creativity thriving in our...
The Community Arts Council of the Alberni Valley is thrilled to continue our Featured Artist Series, shining a spotlight on one of our remarkable local artists every two weeks. These profiles appear across our social media, website, and in the newspaper, celebrating the creativity thriving in our...
The Community Arts Council of the Alberni Valley is thrilled to continue our Featured Artist Series, shining a spotlight on one of our remarkable local artists every two weeks. These profiles appear across our social media, website, and in the newspaper, celebrating the creativity thriving in our...
Julia Oscarson is an abstract painter and creator working with acrylic on canvas.
Nicole believes in the power of shared creativity to build connection and enhance community wellbeing.
Adrianna is a visual artist working with watercolour.
Check out our featured artist for August 2025!
Crafting Beauty, One Piece at a Time Russell Bardak is a retired farmer and advanced care paramedic who has found deep fulfillment in creating one-of-a-kind, functional wood art. Now living in Nanoose Bay with his supportive wife, Joanne, Russell relocated from northwestern Alberta in the autumn...