October 14 – November 9
Michael Seelig views the world horizontally. Drawn to expansive perspectives, he has always been inspired by the horizon. His paintings, photographs, and collages explore the sea, waterfronts, shorelines, hillsides, open terrain, and sky, celebrating the quiet power of broad landscapes.
After an extended absence, his return to Vancouver in May brought an unexpected shift in perspective. He found himself captivated by the beauty of his own small garden. His attention moved from distant horizons to the intimate landscape just outside his door, where careful observation revealed new depth and wonder.
This exhibition brings these two ways of seeing together, celebrating both the grandeur of the horizon and the quiet beauty of home.
Pandora’s Collective & Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery Presentation
Sponsored by the Yosef Wosk Foundation
Featured Poets: Amanda Wardrop, Chelsea Comeau, Winston Lee, Janet Kvammen, Jennifer Getsinger
Host: Bonnie Nish
Poets will respond with original work inspired by the current art exhibits on display. Please bring paper and pen. There will be an open mic time when the audience will have an opportunity to write and read poems relating to the exhibit. Free admission.
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