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PoMoArts, the Port Moody Arts Center, has 3 new and exciting exhibitions opening from February 23 - March 28: 

Ceramics in Flux
Tri City Potters
An exhibition of new works by members of the Tri-City Potters that reference the state of fluidity and constant change they’ve experienced in their lives in the past few years and links it to the use of ceramic flux that functions by promoting liquefaction in glazes.
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Fashion, a Complex Relationship
Tam Harrington
Harrington’s mission with this collection of metal wearable art and sculpture is to illustrate the complex relationship between fashion and women’s oppression, exploitation, and empowerment. She feels that the work exemplifies the bigger question that we need to keep asking; is fashion helping to empower women or to oppress them?
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Recreations of Myth and Spirit
Samantha Harrison
A series of oil paintings that seeks to recreate figures of mythological and religious origin as modern people. Harrison draws focus to the idea that mythological and spiritual figures are deeply connected to, and inspired by various aspects of the human condition, even the mundane.
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About PoMoArts: The Port Moody Arts Centre is a not-for-profit community-arts centre committed to provide arts experiences in The City of the Arts. The centre is home to a contemporary gallery and Blackberry Gift Shop. PoMoArts offers classes for all ages, in music, ceramics, painting, drawing, fibre arts, performing arts, and media arts. You can visit them at 2425 St. Johns Street, or online at pomoarts.ca

For more information contact:                       

Janice Cotter

Gallery Manager

604.931.2008 ext. 116

gallery@pomoarts.ca