Fireweed - Morningstar Studio
Fireweed begins with sculptural compositions of natural materials — seaweed, leaves, textures of the island — and transforms them into photographic works on canvas, paper, and fabric.
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Thank you to our generous sponsors!
Special thank you to our sponsors this year. This event wouldn’t be possible without your generosity: - Denman WORKS, - Arts Denman, - Sure Copy Courtenay, - Jordan McDonald, - BC Ferries, - Crooked Warden Cider, - The Denman Island Tea Company, - Eden Therapy Clinic Studio, - Corlan Vineyard & Farm, - Denman Island General Store, - Earth Club Factory, - Denman Island Hardware Store, - Atlas Café Courtenay, - Denman Craft Store, - Friesen Family Construction, - Donna and Jenessa Tuele at Tuele Real Estate Group & - Abraxas Books and Café.
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