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Zoë Pawlak Returns To Vancouver With A New Series Of Paintings At ‘The Aviary’

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by Ken Tsui | Zoë Pawlak is a multi-hyphenated creative talent who has been on Scout’s radar for quite some time now. Since establishing herself prolifically in Vancouver for the past eight years, Zoë recently found a new home in Montreal. She returns to Vancouver for a show at The Aviary in the Fraserhood on February 23rd. With the minimalist space’s abundance of natural light, it’s the perfect venue to experience Zoë’s new, characteristically ethereal series of paintings, “Landscapes”. The artist will be present to talk more about her work on opening night, as well as February 25th and 26th from 10am – 5pm.

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