Keith Langergraber

Keith Langergraber – Images

Hand drawn artist book opened to show facing pages of birds drawn in ink and watercolour.
Rattlesnake Island, Artists Book, Kelowna Art Gallery, 2010.
Grey building models sit on top of stalagmite like structures that rise from a wooden floor. Two large pencil and charcoal drawings hang in the background.
Morphological Architecture, “You Can’t Go Home Again”, YYZ Gallery, Toronto, ON, 2012.
A pencil and charcoal drawing that shows the outer buildings at Britannia Mine site near Lions Bay. Highrises appear on the skyline in the background.
Britannia Beach, “Theatre of the Exploding Sun”, Touring Exhibition: The Kelowna Art Gallery, Richmond Art Gallery, Southern Alberta Art Gallery, 2013-2014
A collection of miniature buildings and structures painted grey. They are sitting on a wooden floor grouped around a larger tower like structure.
Betrayal At Babylon, detail of installation, Burnaby Art Gallery, 2016.
Betrayal at Babylon - detail of a larger sculpture that shows miniature kit bashed houses in a stack, sitting on a rocklike platform next to a tower shaped crystal.
Betrayal at Babylon, detail of installation, Burnaby Art Gallery, 2016.
Betrayal at Babylon - The Library of Babel - a pen and charcoal drawing that blends towers, staircases and various arched structures.
Betrayal at Babylon, “The Library of Babel”, Burnaby Art Gallery, 2016.
Black and white line drawing of a man in a baseball cap and jacket poking at a campfire, coloured red. There is a drawing of trees and a tall fire tower structure in the background.
Wilderness of Mirrors, Artists Book, Two Rivers Gallery, Prince George, BC, 2021.
Grouping of sculptures in a flooded outdoor exihibition space made of dark concrete. From left to right sculptures include a stump with a small model firetower embedded, a quarter scale log cabin, a stump with a burnt hole at its base, a half scale two storey firetower.
The Dusk Meridian, site-specific public sculpture, Vancouver Art Gallery Offsite, 2021.
The Herd - a hanging sculpture of kit bashed models with drawings hanging on the walls in the background.
Stairways Leading to Nowhere, “The Herd”, Kamloops Art Gallery, 2025.
Photograph of a sculpture made of grey and black house and tower models, horses and ladders mashed together and suspended in the air.
Stairways Leading to Nowhere, “The Herd” detail of installation, Kamloops Art Gallery, 2025.
Pencil, watercolour and ink drawing of various mishmashes houses and enlarged chunks of amber painted using orange and brown watercolour.
Stairways Leading to Nowhere, “That Space Beneath the Staircase”, Kamloops Art Gallery, 2025.