The Cook Street Murder: Impressions of a Mystery conjures a moody, local noir. A cat that knows too much and a mysterious murder of crows thread through oil paintings, linocut prints, and sculptures, each image hinting at a story unfolding just out of frame. As a distinctive highlight of Victoria events, The Cook Street Murder: Impressions of a Mystery invites visitors to follow the clues and let imagination lead.
Featuring oil paintings and linocut prints by Carmen Totino, with sculptures by guest artists Tanya Bub & Ilka Bauer. Gallery Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 11 am – 5 pm. Reception: Saturday, March 14th, 2–5 pm. Artist Talk: March 21st, 28th, 29th, 2–3 pm.
Hosted at Gage Gallery, 19 Bastion Square, Victoria, British Columbia V8W1J1, Canada, The Cook Street Murder: Impressions of a Mystery stands out among arts and culture events Vancouver Island for its evocative storytelling and immersive atmosphere.
