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april’s art exhibit
The Making of a Gentle Person: an incomplete history of the spirit of resistance Artist: Constance Hockaday Art exhibit duration: April 1-25 Opening: April 1, 6p -10p Performance at 7:30 The Making of...
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may’s art exhibit
Making Space by Project Grow Exhibit Opening: Thursday, May 6, 2010 6:00 – 9:00 Project Grow is a collective of artists and farmers who work together in a shared studio and chemical free farm in...
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understanding sustainability
Please join us at SEA Change for a conference reception from 7:00-9:00 on Friday, May 21. SEA Change Co-curator Katherine Ball will also be speaking on a panel on Arts, Ecology, and Civic Engagement at...
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The Free Market
The Free Market is now open for its second season! Come to SEA Change on Mondays at 11am for FREE freshly picked, organic local produce and locally baked bread and muffins. Everyone is welcome, no one...
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july art exhibit
July Exhibit: Alicia Escott Last night, again, you were in my dreams… Opening Reception: Thursday, July 1 from 6p-10p www.aliciaescott.com Alicia Escott is an artist, curator, and activist living and...
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closing party!
SEA Change Closing Party! Friday, July 30 from 5:00 till late! Organic Beer! Music! Food! Friends! Bring a potluck snack to share! Please note: we still have 3 more incredible shows left! For a sneak...
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august art exhibit
August: Taring Padi and Justseeds We Agree: A Crisis in Common www.justseeds.org Exhibit Opening: Thursday, August 5, 5pm – 10pm On display will be two large blockprints, one made by the Portland-based...
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our last exhibit
September 2010 “you call that a crown?” Four Vancouver Island based artists put on a show Marlene Bouchard Marlaina Büch Ross Angus Macaulay Novembird A site specific presentation on refuse,...
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on the road
After almost two years of exhibiting art about social and environmental justice, SEA Change is now closed. SEA Change co-curators Alec Neal and Katherine Ball have hit the streets with a mobile project...
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