Our Feathered Friends opens as Pitt Meadows' first exhibit of 2026.

The Pitt Meadows Art Gallery opens 'Our Feathered Friends' by printmaker Molly Gray on Jan. 24, featuring hand-carved lino prints of British Columbia birds; the exhibition runs through March 1.

Our Feathered Friends opens at the Pitt Meadows Art Gallery on Saturday, Jan. 24. The series is a limited edition set by printmaker Molly Gray. Each piece is hand-carved and printed to scale and celebrates bird species found in British Columbia. Gray is a multidisciplinary, neurodivergent artist who lives and works in Langley on the unceded territory of the Kwantlen First Nation. Key details: - The opening reception is scheduled for 1 p.m. on Jan. 24 at the South Bonson Community Centre (10932 Barnston View Rd.). - The exhibition will be on display through March 1. - The works are lino carvings produced as a limited edition series and focus on the diversity of British Columbia bird species. - Molly Gray works in linocut printmaking, painting, graphic illustration and also explores textiles and metal sculpture. - A lino carving demonstration by Gray is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 14; the article lists registration contact details by phone and a website. Summary: The show is the Pitt Meadows Art Gallery's first exhibit of 2026 and places detailed linocut printmaking on view. An opening reception is set for Jan. 24 and a demonstration by the artist is planned for Feb. 14, while the exhibition remains on view through March 1.