Beverly Bull
Recently appointed to the Vertigo Art Gallery Board of Directors, Bev Bull brings over 30 years of public sector, government and not-for-profit management and governance experience. Professionally, Bev is a member in good standing of the Chartered Professional Accountants of British Columbia who has also volunteered with a number of organizations including as a director for the Community Foundation of the Kootenay Rockies. Bev has spent the past 15 years in professional practice and is currently the principle of her own company.
In the arts world, Bev grew up in a family of artists and creators who had a deep appreciation and knowledge of nature and all things wild. As a self-taught visual artist, Bev works mainly in watercolour, printmaking and hand made artist’s books all based on living things and the stories they tell.
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Linda Coumont
Linda has a love of art and music, with a passion for capturing moments through the lens of her camera and strumming melodies on her ukulele.
Linda has a solid foundation in administration and records management, and plays a pivotal role in supporting the vibrant atmosphere of Gallery Vertigo. Combining her administrative expertise with a keen eye for detail, Linda ensures the smooth operation of the gallery’s day-to-day activities, from managing schedules and coordinating volunteers to handling Board responsibilities.
Linda balances her passion for photography and music with the demands of daily life, and is always ready to offer assistance when needed.
Brigitte Red
Brigitte is a self-taught artist who has a passion for art, with a life’s experience in legal administration that blends well with the purposeful work of gallery and community advocacy for artists being included in the economic and non-profit network.
In her curatorial experience, Brigitte has curated over 200 exhibitions and delivered numerous community programs that have built bridges to other non-profit groups and marginalized communities through gallery exhibitions and art in business and community workshops.
Through her work at Gallery Vertigo, she has included many outstanding programs with groups such as Government of Canada’s New Horizons for Seniors, the Caetani Centre AiR International Program, the Wayfinder Sunflower Project, Vernon and District Immigrant Services, and was part of showcasing a national exhibit entitled Pause in Plight in partnership with Canadian First World War Internment Recognition Fund.
Gallery Vertigo with Brigitte’s guidance has become an exhibition hub of artist engagement and discussion that continues to build a platform of collaboration for the future.
Sabrina Boulay
Sabrina Boulay is an emerging ceramics artist who has recently moved to the Okanagan and is excited to connect with its thriving art community. Sabrina creates ceramic objects for the home that are meant to enhance the experience of the everyday. Their work is made to encourage a sense of whimsy and joy in the events of a person’s everyday life, an eclectic collector’s item.
Sabrina studied at Emily Carr University (ECU) and received a BFA in Visual Arts in May 2020. They engaged in a summer intensive program at the Studio Arts College International (SACI) Florence division, studying sculpture and Renaissance Art History, and had their first solo show in 2023 at Gallery Vertigo following a CeramAIR program with the Caetani Center. Sabrina now teaches pottery in Vernon and is excited to join and grow the art scene of Vernon, in conjunction with Gallery Vertigo
Devon Muhlert
Award-winning photojournalist, writer and musician, Devon L. Muhlert has published nationally and internationally over three decades. Among her accolades she has been called a female Dave Barry (humourist), won an Okanagan Arts Award in the Literary category, and authored Cadence of Colour a book about Sveva Caetani. In addition, she is editor for the Vernon Branch of the Okanagan Historical Society.
Devon enjoys crossing artistic disciplines and loves drama. Her artistic output is varied, working with paints, fabric, and re-purposing found items. She has facilitated workshops in creativity and photography. She looks forward to working with the artistic and creative people of Gallery Vertigo.
Eli Robertson
Elijah is a multidisciplinary artist whose creative practice spans visual art, music, and digital media, with a particular passion for bringing sound and imagery together through video. His artistic journey began in childhood and has continued to evolve, guided by curiosity, experimentation, and a genuine love of creative expression. Since becoming a studio artist at Gallery Vertigo in 2021, he has presented three featured member exhibitions, contributing thoughtfully to the gallery’s vibrant community.
In his role as Marketing Director, Elijah brings both creativity and care to how Gallery Vertigo connects with its audience. Drawing on his background in advertising, design, and viral video production, he works to share the gallery’s story in engaging and meaningful ways. Deeply aligned with its vision, Elijah is committed to supporting the gallery’s growth and helping its artistic community thrive.
