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    Photo: Threading Topographic Tales by Tania Lara   Visiting the Gallery Gallery hours During exhibitions we're open Tuesday - Saturday 1:00-5:00 PM, or by appointment. We are closed Sunday and Monday.   Accessibility & Location...

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  • Call for Proposals

    Photo: Les Dernier des Touristes by Sarah-Mecca Adbourahman and Laurena Finéus   Annual Deadline: April 15. 11:59 PM (every year, always) July 7, 2026. 10 AM EST 2026 deadline update! Moving forward, the annual deadline will be the...

  • HEY its a speaker event... YAH,

    I said YAHAHA!

  • Its a GALA MOFO

    Hey man, don't be late!!!!!!!!!!!! Or else...

  • Politics of Trade and Trash - Troy Ouellette

  • Raft of Dodrums - Griffith Baker

  • Troy David Ouellette

    Troy David Ouellette is currently a PhD candidate at York University.He received his M.F.A. from the University of Windsor and holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design. He has taught Design,...

  • Mae Leong

    Mae Leong is a Hong Kong born, Canada and U.S. based multi disciplinary artist. Leong's recent art practice focuses on different sociocultural issues including migration and displacement, consumerism, globalization, and recycling. Her...

  • Twyla Exner

    studied art at the University of Regina (Regina, SK), graduating with honours in 2004 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in sculpture. Since attaining her BFA, she has worked within the arts as a prop maker, technician, and art educator...

  • Griffith Aaron Baker

    is a visual artist working in a variety of mediums, defined by post-consumed materials, in conjunction with metaphysical and environmental principles. His practice tends to manifest as monumental sculptures and intricate installations....

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