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Selections Stage 1

Selections Stage 1

APPLICATION DEADLINE: MAY 31 2021

Submissions to the Selections Committee should include the following:

  • 6+ digital images of the artist’s work in jpeg format, high quality
  • Curriculum Vitae (CV)
  • Artist statement
  • Short description about materials and art-making process
  • Suggested retail prices for all images submitted (Circle Craft members consignment will receive 55/45 under $1000 and 60/40 over $1,000 retail)
  • full contact information, including phone number, current mailing address and email address

Selections Stage 1 application may be submitted throughout the year for the next jury session.

Free Submission.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: MAY 31 2021

 

CLICK HERE FOR APPLICATION

 

 

Member Artist Pop-ups

Our Pop-ups are back!

Lorna Moffat

Date: Aug 15–16

Time: 10am – 6pm

Join us at Circle Craft for a special pop-up with North Vancouver textile artist Lorna Moffat.

Inspired by the rich landscapes of British Columbia, her travels, and the beauty of nature, Lorna approaches fabric as a “paintbox of colour,” creating distinctive stitched textiles that celebrate colour, texture, and thoughtful craftsmanship.

A graduate of the Glasgow School of Art, Lorna brings decades of experience in textile design to her practice. Her work ranges from one-of-a-kind textiles for the home to large-scale textile installations, with pieces that reflect her eye for composition, material, and the natural world.

Meet the artist, discover Lorna’s colourful textile work up close, and shop handcrafted pieces made here in BC.

Coming up

  • Grace Lee - Aug 22-23
  • Suzanne Squires - Aug 29-30

Supporting B.C. Artisans

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Circle Craft is more than a gallery or a shop. We're a co-operative, owned and run by the artists who make up our membership. That means when you buy from Circle Craft, your purchase goes directly back to the maker behind the work. No middlemen. No corporate margin. Just a community of over 140 B.C. artists building something together, and a place where craft, creativity, and livelihood are all the same thing.

Made in Canada

Circle Craft is rooted in B.C., where 140 artists across the province draw inspiration from some of the most extraordinary landscapes on earth. From the rugged coastline to old-growth forests to the high desert of the interior, our makers are shaped by the place they call home. That connection to this land isn't just inspiration. It shows up in every piece, every medium, and every collection we carry.