Wednesday –Saturday, 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Sunday 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Gallery 1313 is a non-profit, artist-run centre exhibiting local, national and international contemporary art.
Current Exhibitions
Upcoming Exhibitions
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ERIC GARSONNIN – 15-26 April 2026 – Bush Garden to Ocean
Who? Eric Garsonnin, shooting for the joy of it for 70 years, is still learning new ways. What? Trees, brush, seas, skies, what you see when you leave the paved world and look about you. When? Mostly the last 2 years, a few from 5 years ago. What’s new is the wide-angled look. Where? Gaspésie/Gulf…
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Missing – Stuart Inglis – Apr 29 – May 10 2026
On September 11, 2001, the skyline of New York City changed forever. Missing posters taped to walls, bus shelters, and fences began to appear within hours of the attacks. They carried faces, names, and phone numbers, a desperate plea – “Please Call”. They are not heroic. They are intimate. And intimacy is what makes them…
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Offshoot! – Group – 29 Apr – 10 May 2026
Gallery 1313 29 April – 10 May Meet the artist May 2 2pm Reception April 30 A group of fine art photographers and artists exploring the world at large, especially urban landscapes, for stories. Joachim Oepkes Ulla Djelweh Dave Hill Jude Marion Chris Mack Benjamin Rondell Lilanne…
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Tangled Webs I Weave – Paul Brandejs – 13-24 May 2026
For the last few summers, I have been painting and creating my 3D-shaped canvases in my mobile studio at campsites throughout southern Ontario. For periods ranging from two to three weeks, I set up my portable studio and my travel trailer at a provincial park. Surrounded by nature, I paint and construct my abstract sculpted…
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WETLANDS AND WILDLIFE – Noah Cole – 13-24 May 2026
CONTACT Photography Festival Ontario Wetlands are beautiful but troubled. Healthy wetlands safely hold emissions harmful to the environment. When the wetlands are destroyed these compounds release and pollute watersheds plus contribute to the severe weather including storms , floods, fires and drought. Wetlands are sanctuaries for many species of wildlife. Southern Ontario has lost 70%…
