Willock & Sax Gallery
Inspire Yourself
Art You Will Love For The Rest Of Your Life
Profoundly Beautiful Places
Blue Skies…
Bradley Keys
Bradley Keys' current exhibition, Blue Skies, deepens his exploration of place by translating the vast Alberta prairie—defined by the expansive blue sky above and the fertile fields and waterways below—into his ceramic vessels. While some works capture the wide-open landscape where rivers and streams serve as vital lifelines for growth and rejuvenation after our long winters, others focus intently on the water itself, utilizing the rich blue glaze that has become a signature of his practice. Yet, it is the overarching presence of the sky—the very namesake of the show—that frames these scenes, reminding us that the atmosphere and the water are inextricably linked. Central to the exhibition is Keys' conviction that clean, healthy water sources are the lifeblood of the ecosystem, demanding both protection and reverence under those boundless skies. Through these ceramic and wood pieces, which honor the delicate interdependence of land, water, and air, the show transforms the domestic sanctuary into a mindful reminder of the world beyond our doorsteps. Each vessel and its pattern invite us to ground ourselves in gratitude for our home while recognizing our profound responsibility to preserve its precious resources.
— June 2026Our Inheritance and Resting Place…
Jim Visser
We may claim our home as the familiar spaces of prairie reaching under the forever-changing canopy of sky, of fields rolling towards the hills cradling streams flowing from the cresting peaks. Of mountains shedding their coats of snow and ice into rushing rivers and mirroring lakes. We may acknowledge a smile from the Maker, rounding and forming, shaping our domain into realms of beauty. We may enjoy these spaces as a gift. This is our inheritance and resting place.
My paintings are heartfelt brushstroke responses to encounters, memories and photos of these profoundly beautiful spaces. I especially hope to transfer from my palette a special sense of colour and light.
—May 20 to June 20, 2026Weekly Updates…
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Inuit Sculpture
…northern narrative…
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Yuriko Igarashi Kitamura
…capturing spring…
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Rob Froese
…wall hanging works…
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Charles Lewton-Brain RCA
...twisted steel...
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George Weber CPE (1907-2002)
…generous legacy…
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Jackie Anderson RCA
…influere…