This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.

This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.

This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.

This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.

This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.

This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.

This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.

This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.

This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.

This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.

This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.

This artist was the first female to display art in both Vancouver and San Francisco that represented mid-century abstract Impressionism. The space is the first official show space for the Cowichan Public Art Gallery and is located downstairs at the Green Door heritage building at 126 Ingram St in downtown Duncan.