Steven Armstrong Exhibition Arrived in Victoria, BC!
Steven Armstrong's latest collections of paintings on display at the West End Gallery in Victoria, B.C. explore the rugged landscapes and windy skies of Vancouver Island and offer an opportunity to investigate a deeper relationship with the natural environment. Lone objects come to represent more than merely trees, rocks, earth, and sky – they suggest places that carry meaning for us as individuals, and we relate to them over time.
Please don't hesitate to utilize the "Enquire Online" button on our website if you have any questions regarding a specific painting(s) or wish to purchase painting by Steven Armstrong. We can also be reached via email at art@westendgalleryltd.com. The artwork is subject to pre-sale before the official exhibition opening date. Don't wait to enquire or email!
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