Showing posts with label Karen Hibbard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Karen Hibbard. Show all posts

Monday, June 2, 2014

Karen Hibbard at Saanich Municipal Hall - 2014

Karen Hibbard is a contemporary artist living and working in Victoria. Her exhibition ‘shoppin’ at Saanich Municipal Hall features the drawings and prints of a larger installation. 'Shoppin' celebrates the liberation of the overworked shopping cart- set free into nature. 

Contact: hibbardkaren@gmail.com if you have any questions. Please note: There is no official opening.

Saanich Municipal Hall- 770 VernonAve 
Victoria, BC, Canada V8X 2W7 

Wednesday, September 4, 2013

Karen Hibbard at Xchanges Gallery

"Animation 52"

kittykaraoke

Karen Hibbard

Exhibition opens on Friday, September 6th, 7:00 PM

Karen Hibbard is a contemporary artist living and working in Victoria, BC. Her work is an homage to the volunteerism of senior women and their pivotal role in defining and maintaining community.


Exhibition runs through Sunday, September 29th, 2013
Xchanges Gallery Hours: Saturdays and Sundays, 12 to 4 pm

Wednesday, August 21, 2013

Karen Hibbard at Xchanges gallery


Integrate Arts Festival is taking place  Friday August 23rd (7:30-10:30pm) Opening
and Saturday August 24th (10 a.m.-5 p.m.) and Xchanges is participating! 

Karen Hibbard is a contemporary artist living and working in Victoria.

Her installation ‘kittykaraoke’ at Xchanges Gallery is an homage to the volunteerism of senior women and their pivotal role in defining and maintaining a sense of ‘community’.  

Special thanks to Volunteer Gardeners at Government House, Value Village, and Trade Source Design Centre to name a few!

Please contact: hibbardkaren@gmail.com

Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Welcome Back Ye Annunaki a group exhibit at Open Space

Welcome Back Ye Annunaki is a showcase of works answering the question How would you host an ancient alien? The artists in the exhibition responded to an international call for proposals inspired by Zecharia Sitchin’s Earth Chronicles, a book detailing how the human species originated from extra-terrestrial beings. These distant relatives are scheduled to return to the earth in December 2012
Participating artists have proposed a variety of convivial acts to welcome Annunaki families from the planet Nibiru upon their return visit to earth after a 3,600 year orbit. The projects take a variety of forms, from an intergalactic calling card, to a bed away from home, collegial gestures of kindness that reveal the customs that we embrace as human citizens of earth. 
Welcome Back Ye Annunaki provides a constructive take on Sitchin’s mythology, one of the many associated with the year 2012. 


Welcome Back Ye Annunaki Participating Artists:Cindy Baker & Megan Morman (Lethbridge, AB),
Katie Bethune-Leamen (Toronto, ON),  Marlaina Buch & Ross Macaulay (Kamloops, BC),
Roy Green (Victoria, BC),
Robert Gallup & Josh Kopel (Seattle, WA),
Karen Hibbard (Victoria, BC),
Kruno Jost (Cakovec, CZ),
Serena Kataoka (Peterborough, ON),
Robin Kirkpatrick (Victoria, BC),
Kegan McFadden (Winnipeg, MN),  Mary-Anne McTrowe (Lethbridge, AB),  Ella Morton (Vancouver, BC),  Ryan Park (Toronto, ON),
s* (offworld),  Shawn Shepherd (Victoria, BC),
Sherry Tompalski (Ottawa, ON),
Rhonda Usipiuk (Victoria, BC),
Christine Walde (Victoria, BC).
Organized by Ted Hiebert and Doug Jarvis, members of the artist collective Noxious Sector.

Opening: Friday, November 16, 6:00 p.m.
 Welcome Potluck hosted by Mary-Anne McTrowe
Sound performance by s*
Open Space 
510 Fort Street, 2nd floor

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