The Alternator Window Gallery is a glass enclosed exhibition space in the public area of the Rotary Arts Centre. This is our most visible gallery space, receiving about 220,000 viewers every year. The window is dedicated to artists who present new and experimental work. Artists exhibiting in the Main gallery are invited to use the window as a first point of contact with their audience. Other artists are also occasionally invited to exhibit in the window.

January
Kevin Witzke

 
September 10 - October 22
Bert Crowfoot, Kiyo Sta'ah – Bear Ghost, is a photographer with an intuitive eye developed over the past 30 years. He is known for recording Aboriginal events and cultural knowledge thoughout North America. Bert’s Siksika/Saulteaux cultural roots give him the inspiration to record and to preserve many spiritual practices with different nations. His images are taken with highly respectful and sacred awareness of the protocols, sanctity and supernatural forces that are present in Indigenous spiritual rituals, nature and life.