The Port Moody Arts Centre opens its annual Art 4 Life — a four-week group show — on Saturday, featuring the work of 37 adult artists and 10 youth.
The exhibit, of which the reception runs from 1 to 3 p.m. in the St. Johns Street venue, is geared to a younger audience with the aim to promote creative expression and exploration.
This year’s display includes pieces from Kristian Adam — a new Port Moody resident — and bOB HOmer (who along with his wife, Jennifer Homer, have created an ongoing photo documentary art project call Surrounded by Stories).
As well, Michael D. Munday, a Metro Vancouver artist, will show his first children’s book titled Things That Monsters Like To Do That You Might Too.
“For the book, I’ve created loveable monsters in hand-painted watercolours with introductions to fun and positive activities in rhyme,” he wrote in a news release.
Art 4 Life coincides with the facility’s Culture Days activities.
