Local curator Jas Lally speaks about Randall Bear Barnetson’s mural Salmon Run, outside of the Purpose Society, during a walking tour of the public art in downtown New Westminster.Jennifer Gauthier
Presented by Arts New West, the 21st edition of the Cultural Crawl filled venues across the city from Oct. 4 to 6. Over 150 artists and dozens of events made it the biggest edition to date.
Floralume, an interactive sculpture that consists of reclaimed street lamps that produce soft light and sound when touched, by Monkey C Interactive, is seen during a walking tour.Joanne Dodge holds a shadow puppet that she made with her 7-year-old granddaughter Juliette during a workshop at the Anvil Centre.Emily Gold and Nikitha Nazar view their shadow puppets behind a shadow screen. Raj K. and Mina J. sketch a still-life from a floral display, at the New West Cultural Crawl in partnership with the Garden Gals, a group of artists from the New Westminster Horticultural Society.Participants view King Neptune, part of the Columbia Street Mosaics Project by artist Bruce Walther, in Hyack square.
Co-curator Nadine Spence speaks during a roundtable discussion with the artists of Downstream Where the Waters Mix exhibition.Changing the Conversation Artist in Residence PJ Murashige Patten gives an artist talk.
New West artist Angela James exhibits her work at the Anvil Centre.
Narges Aghahosseini, owner of Palette Art Studio, runs a pottery workshop where participants made bowls on Oct. 5, 2024.
