Category: Past Exhibitions

Reception July 24: 6 – 9 p.m. Harriet Liu is an Oakville-based artist. She has developed a distinctive visual language that blends vibrant color palettes, striking contrasts between light and shadow, and dynamic compositions. Her work draws deeply from personal narratives — most notably her time in Cusco, Peru, where she volunteered in early childhood…

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Reception: August 7, 2025 – Dark Matters is a collab project by Alexei Vella and Karen Justl — extra-dimensional art work imbued with depth & end times vibes on the walls of the cell gallery

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• My mouth is filled with his ovaries I hold them, here: between my teeth O (dentist) get these birds nests out of me! (my body is not big enough) How do you fertilize what cannot be? Mason, Jordaan. “Bird’s Nest”. Spotify • My piece is heavily influenced by the imagery Jordaan Mason draws lyrically…

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THE I PROJECT – Poems and Sculptures – The I project is inspired by an edict within Rasta Fari Culture, which states “first one must know oneself.” The socialization within Rasta culture teaches that one comes to knowledge of the self only in relation to others. In the articulation of that edict, arose the concept…

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Main & Process Galleries – Participating artists  Aiden Lee Coley,  Eleni Scherlowski, Emily Innes, Gemma Esp, Leah Rew,   Lucy Marinig , Natalie Rebmann, Sara Moran – Embodied showcases the culminating work of the 2025 Sheridan graduating glass class. Through sculpture, installation, and experimental processes, this exhibition brings together diverse approaches to glass that reflect…

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Some Seen In My Dreams & Everything In-Between is my first solo exhibition, showcasing a multidisciplinary collection of paintings, sculpture, cyanotype/textiles, and a video installation—featuring work created over the past four years. These varied mediums serve as tools to reflect on Black history, hold space for present-day narratives, and imagine expansive Black futures. At the…

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We look not at what can be seen, but we look at what cannot be seen. – Cannibal is a series of images that complicates the consumptive gaze of the viewer in encountering the Other as a subject. Using a diffusive vinyl screen to obscure and to distort the form of the subject, the extractive…

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– June 14-22, 2025 – Imagining Arcadia:Small Landscape Paintings – Cell Gallery, Gallery 1313 – This exhibition features a selection of small paintings inspired by idyllic visions of nature from different art historical sources, from 17th century classical landscapes to early 20thcentury images of colonial travel. Taken together the works invite thinking about concepts of…

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NEW Exhibitions a Gallery 1313 – May 28- June 8, 2025 – Artist Talk – Sat . May 31 -2pm-4pm – Reception – May 29 6:30pm – Main Gallery: Rural Living  .. we got used to it.       Rural artists Gary Blundell and Victoria Ward return to Toronto for an exhibition that will…

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Reception June 12   6:30pm – Twelve Twelve is a celebration of the 2025 Sheridan College furniture studio graduating class. Showing pieces ranging from traditional to contemporary, functional to conceptual, and public to highly personal, there is a diverse array of furniture on display. Twelve Twelve is the culmination of eight months of late nights and…

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A former architect, university professor in art and architecture in Korea, and a longtime cellist, his art practice is primarily inspired by Goethe’s words, “…architecture is frozen music”. He believes architecture must evolve into something that, with its form, satisfies spiritual thinking and into an artistic as well as cultural container, and asGoethe mentioned, he…

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