Sunshine Coast Art Crawl 2024
(October 18-20, 2024)
Come and explore the marvelous world of art at the multi-award winning venue, High Beam Dreams. for this year's Art Crawl, we will have five (5) amazing artists display their stunning art work. The three-day event will be from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm with reception on Friday (Live music) from 6:00 pm onwards.
Bring your friends and family and experience the world of art on Sunshine Coast. High Beam Dreams is venue #32 on Art Crawl brochure. The Brass Spoon Cafe will be open from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm to serve delicious appetizers and soups.
For more information on Sunshine Coast Art Crawl please visit Coast Cultural Alliance
Barbara Beard
#29 on Art Crawl Brochure
Painting is one of Barbara's favourite passions and her way of connecting with the environment. She paints large scale semi abstract paintings that invite the viewers to immerse themselves in the beauty
of the landscape and nature.
Barbara Roden
#28 on Art Crawl Brochure
Barbara's acrylic paintings are inspired by the captivating ocean views, forests, cottages,
boats and birds of BC's beautiful Sunshine Coast. Working in a whimsical style composed of bold
colours and simplified shapes, Barbara's works are intended to evoke a sense of joy and nostalgia.
604-512-3293
Diana Robertson
#27 on Art Crawl Brochure
After a robust education in fine art and a 30-year career in the graphic design industry, Diana is keenly pursuing her watercolour and acrylic painting again, rediscovering the simple beauty of local landscapes, portraits, and still life moments, often painting en- plein-air whenever possible.
Lovena Galyide
#30 on Art Crawl Brochure
Lovena grew up in Ukraine and enjoyed different art forms from the age of five. She is excited to showcase
her latest work using palette knife techniques. This vibrant, colorful approach reflects her love for nature, animals & gardens.
Susan L Greig
#31 on Art Crawl Brochure
Award winning artist, Susan L. Greig, will be showing her contemporary landscape paintings, which have been inspired by the Pacific Coast, along her new series, Through My Eyes. These paintings speak to the lenses of belief as she explores and reclaims her Métis Heritage.