The Procession West exhibition recently wrapped up a show at the art gallery in Armstrong, British Columbia. The spinoff show, AG2, also just finished an exhibition at the Lebel Mansion Gallery in Pincher Creek, Alberta. Last week I headed down to Pincher Creek to pick up the prints from that show. My friend Court came along with me, as he did when I dropped off the prints in advance of this show. My collaborator Rob Michiel was also able to meet us down in the Crowsnest Pass. We spent a couple of days photographing in the area before I picked up the crated prints from the gallery and brought them back home to Edmonton. My friends Chris and Connie from the "Off the Beaten Path" website were also able to join us for a day. More to follow on this trip in a future blog post.
The current round of exhibitions for this show are now in the books. The show that was supposed to take place in Summerland, British Columbia later this summer has been postponed. This is due to some sort of conflict over the lease of the gallery space. We are told that we will be re-scheduled at some point in 2017. In the mean time we just received an acceptance from the Red Deer Museum and Art Gallery for a show to be at some point in the second quarter of 2017. A little bit of a respite for us as we regroup after a flurry of shows this spring. But it appears that interest remains high and we will be kept busy transferring our show from gallery to gallery for some time to come.
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