Category: Exhibitions
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BENJAMIN RONDEL – BORDER LINE – May 14-25, 2025 –
Border Line is a series of photographs that address the dual nature of borders: both as sites of strict control and of environmental porousness. Taking the Canada-U.S. border as the focus of this project, I work in locations where borders are delineated not by check points or walls or guards, but by farmers’ fences, sign…
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Process Gallery April 16-20 Pop Up Exhibit I .. A variety of paintings , photos and prints from Gallery 1313 ‘s collection .
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Lillian Chow – New Works – April 16-27, 2025
Lillian Chow, a Toronto born and raised artist, offers to the world paintings in water color and acrylics. Although primarily an acrylic painter, today she has provided a display of watercolor paintings exhibiting snippets of landscapes, animals and people from her past time as an artist. Each piece of her artform is conveniently created for…
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Alex Shifrin – Talking Pictures II – April 16-20-Main Gallery –
A follow up to Alex Shifrin’s 2017 Toronto show “Talking Pictures”, Talking Pictures II is a collection of work that explores neurodiversity and creativity. The collection features work that is a collaboration with Alex’s older son Greg, who is non-verbal, and who has a flair for alphanumeric patterns as a form of communication. Greg leaves…
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CITY BUILDING 2025 – May 14-25
Artists explore their urban environment . Curated from an open call for submissions . Participating artists include Michelle Cross , Thishown Jeyathe, Yixi Wan , Jesse Mietin , Edward Tsui , Faris Darwazeh , Bill Ward , Shelley Wildeman , David Switzer & Julie Balliu . Gallery 1313 is an artist run centre that celebrates its…
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PRECIPICE – York University – April 2-13, 2025
“Precipice” by the Honors BFA Studio of York University is an exhibition at Gallery 1313 that celebrates the culmination of four years of work for York’s Visual Art & Art History’s class of 2025. Showcasing media from sculpture and painting to drawing and print, we embrace the end of a chapter and stumble our way…
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MAPPING IDENTITY -March 19 – 30, 2025 –
Most of us do not belong to the land we are currently on. In recent politics, the word immigrant has increasingly taken on more negative connotations. But immigration is a significant part of our lives, whether we’ve experienced the act of immigrating or because our older generations have immigrated. It is an art that many…
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Lee Ziegler – Hush – April 30 – May 11, 2025
“HUSH” is an exploration of the 2SLGBTQIA+ experience through the lens of both personal struggle and societal repression. As an emerging photographer with a deeply personal connection to the themes of this project, I created this series to give a voice to the underrepresented struggles within the LGBTQ+ community, particularly ones that often remain hidden…
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Marc Rochette – Contact – May 14 – 25, 2025 –
I WALK , I SEE , I PHOTOGRAPH – Reception & Book Launch: May 15 at 6:30 – A 50-year retrospective of photographer Marc Rochette – from his first publication at age 15 in the Globe and Mail to his feature work on Down Syndrome in the National Archives. His photographic journey chronicles the wonder…
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OCADU – Processing – March 25-30
Reception March 27 MAIN GALLERY. Presenting the diverse work of students in the Advanced Studio class in the Printmaking & Publications Department at OCAD University. Derek Berry, Jennie Davis, Raven May, Benjamin Elder-Gomes, BrunnaFanticelli de Moura, Zach Foster, Angelica Granados Lopez, Erin Hanley, Hal Kohoot, Emma Mauceri, Haley Meyer, Sara Naveed, Aashna Pujara, Priya Sudeesh, AngelykaVigilla-Bal.
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Transformative Access – March 8 – May 9
Hollis McConkey will be showing new work in the Window Box Gallery from March 8th to May 9th 2025. McConkey’s embroidered meditation on dermatillomania is the final instalment in the Transformative Access series. An associated creation event focusing on writing internal landscapes of disability will take place later in the spring. More information will be…
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STRONG & FREE – CANADIAN STORIES – MARCH 19-23
What makes us uniquely Canadian? This exhibit will give artists an opportunity to display work that shares the ideals and thoughts of what Canada is about. Whether it is a landscape or a new Canadian’s experience discovering a new land. A variety of media accepted . DEADLINE March 13 5pm SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS For All Exhibitions…
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Emily Claire Pike – Here Now – Cell Gallery – March 19-30, 2025
Here Now is a series of paintings created in 2024-2025. They documentmy home neighbourhood of Parkdale, a place full of contrasts. From large abstracted maps and graffiti alleysto more intimate studies, these are meaningful landmarks to me. I am a mixed media artist often beginning with layers of collage, charcoal, and painted acrylic shapes on…
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Mapping Identity – March 19 – 30
Call For submissions – Gallery 1313 – Process Gallery A curated open call for submissions: March 19 – 30, 2025. Most of us do not belong to the land we are currently on. In recent politics, the word immigrant has increasingly been taking on more negative connotations. But immigration is a significant part of our…
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RURAL LIVING – May 28th – June 8th –
Rural Living .. we got used to it. – Rural artists Gary Blundell and Victoria Ward return to Toronto for an exhibition that will present work from the last seven years. The two never stopped working despite the pandemic. Since 2017, they have had nine exhibitions across Canada, collaborated on a short popular documentary and…