• Jaime Koebel

    I was born in Northern Alberta in Buffalo Lake Métis Settlement, near Lac La Biche. In 1999 I moved to Edmonton to go to university. As a student, I was offered a summer job at APTN, for which I moved to Anishinaabe Territory (Ottawa, ON...

  • Zainab Hussain

    Although I've lived in Ottawa all my life I feel a strong connection with my cultural heritage from India, which is as much a part of me as my Canadian roots. Much of my work deals with issues of identity and multiplicity of self,...

  • Maria Gomez

    I was born in Bogotá, Colombia. I have moved to Canada three times: First, my parents came to Toronto to study when I was a toddler, then I came to study Art at Concordia University in Montreal, and last we moved to Ottawa with my family...

  • Asal El-Rayes

    My family is originally from Gaza. Due to the occupation and war, my father became a stateless Palestinian refugee in 1967. He moved to Kuwait city where I was born in 1973. After the Gulf War my family lived in Egypt for several months,...

  • Michael Davidge

    Michael Davidge is an artist, writer, and independent curator who lives in Ottawa, Ontario. His writing on art and culture has appeared in Border Crossings, BlackFlash and C Magazine, among other publications.  http://michaeldavidge....

  • Découpage Workshop

    Découpage Workshop/Party with Tammy Salzl  March 19 2-4pm  Gallery 101 gratefully acknowledges the City of Ottawa, the Ontario Arts Council (an agency of the Government of Ontario) and the Canada Council for the Arts. Gallery 101...

  • Un/Natural A Canadian Art Must See!

  • Artist info meeting: Karsh - Masson Gallery 2017 exhibition season

    In acknowledgement of Canada’s sesquicentennial in 2017, the City of Ottawa invites professional artists, artist collectives and curators working in visual arts, media arts and fine craft to propose exhibitions that address an overarching...

  • Tammy Salzl

    Tammy Salzl is an Edmonton-born, Montreal-based painter who received her MFA in Painting and Drawing at Concordia University (2014). Recent exhibitions include two person shows at Latitude 53 in Edmonton and FOFA Gallery in Montreal, solo...

  • Un/Natural

    A solo exhibition by Tammy Salzl March 18 - April 23, 2016 Vernissage: Friday March 18, 7pm Round table: Friday March 18, 8pm Découpage Workshop/Party: Saturday March 19, 2-4pm Please join us for the Vernissage of Un/Natural on Friday...

  • Vernissage Un/Natural

    A solo exhibition by Tammy Salzl  March 18 - April 16, 2016  Vernissage: Friday March 18, 7pm  Round table: Friday March 18, 8pm  Découpage Workshop/Party: Saturday March 19, 2-4pm  Gallery 101 gratefully acknowledges the City of...

  • There's Room in This City

    Roundtable discussion with stories and information on resettlement and integration of newcomers in Ottawa.   This event will take place at Gallery 101, 51b Young St. Ottawa. Saturday, February 27, 2 PM – 5PM   At the closing of the...

  • Potluck and artist walk about

    Potluck and artist walk-about of There's Room Ottawa Artists Respond to the Refugee Crisis Artists: Michael Davidge, Asal El-Rayes, Zainab Hussain, Maria Gomez, Rachel Kalpana James, Farouk Kaspaules, Jaime Koebel, Zivana Kostic, Stephanie...

  • Should We Abolish Borders? Audio

    https://soundcloud.com/g101ottawa/sets

  • Owning With the Gaze

    Curated by Cheryl L'Hirondelle Millie Chen, Leah Decter, Stephen Foster, Ayumi Goto, Dion Kaszas, Suzanne Morrissette, Lisa Myers October 31 – November 28, 2015 Opening: Saturday, October 31 2015, 6-10pm at Gallery 101, with live tattooing...

  • Indigenous Walk with Jaime Koebel

    Indigenous Walk Saturday, Feb. 20th, 1pm NOW leaving from the Enriched Bread Artists  (EBA) at 951 Gladstone Avenue.    Jaime Koebel’s Indigenous Walk presents participants with social, political, cultural and artistic spaces from an...

  • Should We Abolish Borders?

    In conjunction with the exhibition:  There’s Room, Ottawa Artists Respond to the Refugee Crisis You are invited to a roundtable discussion on this question Saturday, February 6, 2PM – 4PM  At Gallery 101, 51b Young St. Ottawa    Guest...

  • Vernissage: Art Exhibition

    Vernissage: Art Exhibition  Wakefield Library 38 Valley Drive August 6th 2015  from 7pm to 9pm  A vernissage and fundraiser will be held at the Wakefield Library on August 6th. This is to support the Walking With Our Sisters...

  • Indigenous Youth Talent Showcase

    Indigenous Youth Talent Showcase  Walking With Our Sisters Third Community Conversation Saturday January 31, 6-10pm St. Paul's Eastern United Church (473 Cumberland Street)  This will be a fundraiser for installation costs for...

  • Walking With Our Sisters Fifth Community Conversation

    Sunday April 26, 11am to 3pm  The Wakefield Community Conversation  38 Valley Drive, Wakefield, QC  All Are Welcome!  11:30am-12:30pm, Talking Circle (no charge)  1pm - 3pm, Lunch feast and Music ($10/person: $20/family...

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