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A red purse made from beadwork.
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Four people talking pictured in front of two drawings.
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Installation view of Jagdeep Raina: Chase, displaying various paintings installed on the walls of the gallery.

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A red purse made from beadwork.

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Group of people sitting in a circle outside. They are sitting on rocks and the grass.

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Four people talking pictured in front of two drawings.

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A photograph of a person in the desert holding a white umbrella. The umbrella has text around the edge that reads "End the arms race not the human race.”

Mary Kelly: To Witness the Future

The first exhibition to explore pioneering feminist artist Mary Kelly’s long engagement with activist movements.

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Vintage pachinko machine with a blue background and silver balls and other parts

Jason Lujan: Under a Star-Filled Sky

Connecting aspects of Indigenous cosmology to wider cultural meanings, this exhibition speaks to the idea of seeing through space.

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Five molded sculptures of faces with cracked appearances piled randomly on top of each other

Insoon Ha: Dirge

January 19.2023 / April 30.2023

Taking root during pandemic lockdowns, this installation acknowledges loss while offering a space for grief and mourning.
A photograph of a piece of work that has flower patterns, with other unique shapes and colours. There’s a text on the work that reads “FATE IN YOUR HANDS.”.

Creative Dissent

January 19.2023 / May 14.2023

This exhibition speaks to the connections between art and social activism and to the visual aesthetics that emerge from protest.
A photograph of 7 panels hung behind a white wall, containing the same photo. These panels each have text panels below.

Kara Springer: Death Defying Acts and Everyday Abstractions

January 19.2023 / April 30.2023

This work chronicles the artist’s experience of pregnancy amid reports of high maternal mortality rates experienced by Black women in the U.S.
An artwork in colours of yellow, black, and gray depicts two bridges under construction over a river with buildings in the background.

Alison Norlen: Armatures and Imaginaries

Incorporating elements of local lore as well as the evolving built landscape, Norlen’s large-scale drawings explore the effects of time and the play of memory and imagination that results.

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Homecoming

September 14.2022 / December 31.2022

Curated by Middlebrook Prize recipient Erin Szikora, Homecoming engages land, language, and community, offering strategies to rethink our relationships to home.

Anahita Norouzi: Planting Displacement

September 14.2022 / December 31.2022

Examining intersections between botanical explorations and colonization, Anahita Norouzi focuses on the plant colloquially referred to as giant hogweed.

For Catherine

September 14.2022 / December 31.2022

This exhibition of Haudenosaunee souvenir beadworks responds to the history of ethnographic collecting by celebrating personal, economic, and cultural value.
An artwork displaying an individual wearing beige coloured clothing while being surrounded by other beige coloured cloths and a curtain in the background.

Rihab Essayh: أحلم بواحة ناعمة (Je rêve d’une douce oasis | I dream of a soft oasis)

June 29.2022 / August 28.2022

Rihab Essayh’s immersive environments allow for “radical softness”, where showing vulnerability is a political gesture in a society that prioritizes indifference.
Artwork made from muslin depicts a building with multiple different colours such as purple, brown, and white. The building is surrounded by a black background.

Jagdeep Raina: Chase

Featuring the work of Jagdeep Raina, Chase is a poetic exploration of the interplay of memory and migration, and of how both are mapped onto everyday landscapes.

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Artwork created from oil paint depicts trees surrounding a lake filled within multiple logs, alongside there being a mountain range in the background.

The Drive

May 23.2019 / August 25.2019

The Drive situates the work of Tom Thomson, the Group of Seven, and their peers in relation to diverse Indigenous and Canadian artists.
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