Lacey Jane Wilburn (b. 1988, Edmonton, Alberta) is a
contemporary artist most notable for her paintings of figures
and domestic spaces that oscillate between gesture and
reality. Wilburn studied Fine Art at the University of Grant
MacEwan in Edmonton from 2007-2009, and graduated
Concordia University in 2016 after completing studies
abroad at L’Ecole d’Enseignement Supérieur d’art de
Bordeaux in France in 2015. In 2010 she formed the urban
art duo L.A.L.A. (Lacey And Layla Art) who have...

Lacey Jane Wilburn (b. 1988, Edmonton, Alberta) is a
contemporary artist most notable for her paintings of figures
and domestic spaces that oscillate between gesture and
reality. Wilburn studied Fine Art at the University of Grant
MacEwan in Edmonton from 2007-2009, and graduated
Concordia University in 2016 after completing studies
abroad at L’Ecole d’Enseignement Supérieur d’art de
Bordeaux in France in 2015. In 2010 she formed the urban
art duo L.A.L.A. (Lacey And Layla Art) who have...

Lacey Jane Wilburn (b. 1988, Edmonton, Alberta) is a
contemporary artist most notable for her paintings of figures
and domestic spaces that oscillate between gesture and
reality. Wilburn studied Fine Art at the University of Grant
MacEwan in Edmonton from 2007-2009, and graduated
Concordia University in 2016 after completing studies
abroad at L’Ecole d’Enseignement Supérieur d’art de
Bordeaux in France in 2015. In 2010 she formed the urban
art duo L.A.L.A. (Lacey And Layla Art) who have...

On Saturday, January 29, 2022, the Richmond Arts Coalition
recorded Let’s Celebrate Together – Part 2 at the Steveston
Martial Arts Centre with the help of grants from Metro
Vancouver and the Government of Canada. Let’s Celebrate
Together – Part 2 is a unique show where local artists were
brought together from diverse backgrounds and...

On Saturday, November 13, 2021, Richmond Arts Coalition
recorded Let’s Celebrate Together – Part 1 in the
Performance Hall at the Richmond Arts Centre with the
help of grants from Metro Vancouver, the British
Columbia Arts Council, and the Government of Canada,
as well as support from the City of Richmond...

As announced by the Richmond News:

The three winners are:
Adriele Au – Puddluv Wave 2
Tammy CRIPPS – Body, Soul and Spirit
Nikhat Qureshi – The Royal Rejection

Thank you again to everyone who came to see the exhibition!