Art Exhibitions at Capulet Art
Explore our curated exhibitions showcasing local and international artists. View what’s on now, what’s coming soon, and our archive of past shows.
Unsettled Ink & Wood – Jordan Turner
📍 Capulet Art Gallery
🗓 April 5 – May 24, 2025
🎤 Opening Reception & Artist Talk: April 5, 2–5 PM
🎟 Live Tattoo Experience: April 12
Jordan Turner’s “Unsettled Ink & Wood” is a multidisciplinary solo exhibition that explores Canada’s settler colonial legacy, environmental impact, and cultural transformation. Through a series of ink-on-wood paintings, conceptual sculptures, and tattoo-inspired forms, Turner investigates the tension between permanence and impermanence in both human and natural systems.
The show includes works from sub-series such as:
Visions of a Transient World
Unsettled Tattoos
Housing Study
Junk Power
Water Safety
Turner’s work invites viewers to reflect on their place within disrupted landscapes and the layered complexity of identity in a settler society.
🖼 Original works and limited editions available
Electric Wild – Taka Sudo
📍 Capulet Art Gallery
🗓 May 24 – June 15, 2025
🎤 Opening Reception & Artist Talk: May 24, 2–5 PM
Dive into a neon-charged collision of urban chaos and natural energy in Taka Sudo’s solo exhibition, Electric Wild. Known for his explosive use of color, layered symbolism, and geometric abstraction, Sudo transforms the gallery space with a visual language that pulses with life.
In this collection of new works, Sudo fuses graffiti-style mark-making with minimalist form — crafting portraits and landscapes that are at once futuristic and deeply human. Each piece reflects on themes of identity, disconnection, and environmental urgency in an increasingly digitized world.
💥 Featuring large-scale mixed media on canvas, original paintings, and exclusive print editions
🎟 All works available for purchase in-gallery and online
Roots & Routes: Journeys of Resilience and Identity
📍 Capulet Art Gallery
🗓 May 3 – May 31, 2024
🎤 Opening Reception: May 3, 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
🎟 View Full Event on Eventbrite →
Roots & Routes brought together 13 diverse artists in a powerful exploration of heritage, migration, and evolving identity. With a spotlight on underrepresented voices, particularly those of Asian heritage, this group exhibition was a vibrant tribute to resilience and cultural storytelling during Asian Heritage Month.
Featured Artists:
Raymond Chow, Chrissy Cheung, William Liao, Farahnaz Samari, Taka Sudo, Jace Kim, Broderick Wong, Ron Sombilon, Sigrid Gong, Sarah Mahjouri, Valeriya Kim, Marianne Valdez, and Mara Cortez.
From delicate ink work and bold graffiti to Persian-inspired patterns and mixed media collages, Roots & Routes offered a dynamic tapestry of style and meaning. Each piece invited viewers to journey through deeply personal and collective stories of identity.
🖌️ The exhibition also featured artist talks, interactive workshops, and community-building programs — creating a full, immersive experience for all attendees.
Floating Above – Farahnaz Samari
📍 The Space Art Gallery, Vancouver
🗓 February 13 – 16, 2020
🎤 Opening Reception: February 13, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
🎟 View Event on Eventbrite →
Floating Above is a stunning solo exhibition by Farahnaz Samari, blending abstraction and impressionism into dreamlike compositions inspired by memory, motion, and the colors of the sea.
With over 20 paintings on view, this collection explores contrasts — stillness versus motion, softness versus bold form — while drawing deeply from the artist’s memories of Iran and her life on the West Coast of Canada. The series reflects a profound connection to the ocean, where the imagery of floating in emerald waters evokes a sense of peace, nostalgia, and inner clarity.
🖌️ “My art captures the dreams of my childhood and the quiet energy of ocean life. Each painting is a moment, a memory, a photograph in motion.” — Farahnaz Samari
Originally from Iran and now based in Vancouver, Samari is a graduate of both the University of Tehran and Emily Carr University. Her work has been exhibited in more than 80 solo and group shows across Iran and Canada.
This exhibition marked a powerful contribution to Capulet Art’s continuing series highlighting voices that balance technical mastery with deeply personal expression.