Upcoming Exhibitions – 2018-19 Season

Annual Student Exhibition 2019

Annual student exhibition, 2018. photo: Matt Ayotte

Vernissage: Thursday April 4 at 6 pm
Exhibition: April 5 to 27

Students registered in the winter session of the Centre’s School of Art are invited to exhibit their work. The exhibition includes a variety of media. It’s a chance to appreciate the great diversity of creative activity that takes place at the Centre. Some works will be for sale.

* Please note that the gallery will be closed Friday April 19 and Saturday April 20.

Marie-Claude Bouthillier Matière à tableau

Marie-Claude Bouthillier, Matière à tableau, 2017. Acrylique sur laine / acrylic on wool, 30 x 30 cm

Gallery tour: Thursday May 9 at 5 pm
Vernissage: Thursday May 9 at 6 pm
Exhibition: May 10 to June 1

Marie-Claude Bouthillier has employed installation and sculpture as vehicles to express her reflections on the notion of the surface of painting, including its textile nature. The works presented in this exhibition are the result of Bouthillier’s desire to rediscover painting as a practice, which for her, now, is the refuge and support she has been searching for.

In/Visible: Body as Reflective Site
Hannah Claus, Dayna Danger, Maria Ezcurra, Sandeep Johal, Kama La Mackerel & Nadia Myre
Guest Curators: Lori Beavis, Maria Ezcurra and Natasha Reid
iMPACTS Director: Shaheen Shariff

Maria Ezcurra, Invisible, 2016. Installation textile / textile installation

Performance by Kama La Mackerel: Thursday June 6 at 5 pm more info
Vernissage: Thursday June 6 at 6 pm
Exhibition: June 7 to 29
Free Workshop: Saturday June 8 3:30-5:00 pm more info
Talk: Wednesday June 12 at 6:30 pm: Dayna Danger and Kama La Mackerel
Talk: Wednesday June 19 at 4:30 pm: Project Director: Shaheen Shariff, Curators: Lori Beavis, Maria Ezcurra and Natasha Reid

This exhibition will offer a dialogic and reflective artistic space to critically engage with the conditions and actions that promote or combat sexual violence. Through the work of the artists, the body will be shown to be a site for expression, empowerment, and resistance.