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Dear Friends, Members, Volunteers, Partners, Participating Artists and all our Relations:
G101 has recently moved from its location at 51B Young Street. We are retro fitting an exciting new space.
As with many renovations, it is going to...
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Join One World Arts and Gallery 101 on December 13 for two special one-night-only screenings of Canadian documentaries from the 2017 Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival lineup: BIRTH OF A FAMILY and THE ROAD FORWARD. The...
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Gallery 101 is testing the waters with our first online pop-up auction.
We are gathering funds to support our move and our ongoing programming.
We are posting items for bid in a Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/...
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Artist Talk with Annie Dunning at Gallery 101
Saturday, November 18th, 2017 from 1-3pm
Annie Dunning will share stories with images and sound gathered as a participating artist at City Sonic (2017). City Sonic is an annual festival...
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Roundtable with the curator and artists
Tuesday, November 14, 7-8pm
51 B Young Street
Beneath the Tame (until Dec 2) is a two person exhibition of sculpture by Mary Anne Barkhouse (AOCA, RCA) and Anna Williams, curated by Lisa A. Pai. ...
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Beneath the Tame
Curated by Lisa A. Pai
Mary Anne Barkhouse • Anna Williams
November 4 - December 2, 2017
Vernissage: Saturday, November 4, 5-8pm
Roundtable: November 14, 7-8pm
51 B Young Street
Beneath the Tame is a two person ...
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Mary Anne Barkhouse
Anna Williams
Both artists, Mary Anne Barkhouse and Anna Williams spoke with me at the close of 2015 of a hunger to apply themselves to sculptural work that is on a more intimate scale than the outdoor public...
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Ogimaa Mikana project is an artist collective founded by Susan Blight (Anishinaabe, Couchiching) and Hayden King (Anishinaabe, Gchi'mnissing) in January 2013. Through public art, site-specific intervention, and social practice, we assert...
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Rolande (Wassay) Souliere was born in Toronto, Ontario and is Anishinaabe and member of Michipicoten First Nation. Souliere became a contemporary artist when she migrated to Australia in the late nineties. Prior to this her artistic...
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La Galerie est fermé sur la weekend
samedi 7 octobre à 9 octobre
Bon weekend!
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Michelle LaVallee recently accepted the position of Director of the Art Centre, Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada. As Curator at the MacKenzie Art Gallery in Regina, Saskatchewan (2007-2017), her curatorial work has explored the...
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Whess Harman is a trans-nonbinary artist and member of the Carrier Witat Nation from prince rupert, bc. They are currently based in vancouver.
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Audrey Dreaver est peintre, conservatrice autonome, consultante pour les musées et le domaine des beaux-arts, professeure d’art et d’histoire de l’art. Elle est Nehiyiwak (Cris-des-Plaines) et sa famille vient des Premières nations cries...
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Amy Malbeuf est une artiste visuelle métisse de Rich Lake, Alberta. En utilisant des techniques comme le capitonnage en poils de caribou, la couture de perles, l’installation, la performance et la vidéo, Malbeuf explore les concepts d’...
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Alicia Reyes McNamara vient de terminer sa maîtrise en beaux-arts à la University of Oxford’s Ruskin School of Art, après avoir obtenu son BFA au California College of the Arts. Ses œuvres ont fait partie de l’exposition Bloomberg New...
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Whess Harman is a trans-nonbinary artist and member of the Carrier Witat Nation from prince rupert, bc. They are currently based in vancouver.
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Alicia Reyes McNamara recently received her MFA from the University of Oxford’s Ruskin School of Art, after completing her BFA at California College of the Arts. Her work has been included in Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2016 exhibition in...