UPCOMING EXHBITIONS
OPENING AUGUST 23 - SEPTEMBER 7
THE THIEF BY TEIJI
The Thief manifests itself across a variety of mediums—spray paint, oil, and acrylic—often applied to unconventional canvases such as reclaimed doors. This interplay of diverse materials disrupts traditional artistic practices, serving as a critique of established systems in the art world and beyond.
Within these works, symbolic imagery is interwoven into vibrant and dimensional landscapes, inviting viewers to engage in critical reflection on their autonomy and influence. Through this collision of medium and message, the pieces in The Thief begin to build a universe that examines the tension between the precious and tragic moments that come with the human experience.
PAST EXHBITIONS
FEBRUARY 2 - FEBRUARY 29
MOHAWK WARRIORS, HUNTERS & CHIEFS
THE ART OF TOM WILSON TEHOHÀHAKE
This exhibition, curated by David Liss, explores the personal story of Juno Award-winning singer, songwriter, musician and performer, Tom Wilson Tehoháhaken. This specially organized exhibition presents a selection of works created between 2015 and 2024, and celebrates the launch of the first publication on his art. In his early fifties, Tehoháhaken accidentally discovered that he was adopted and that he was Mohawk from Kahnawake.
OCTOBER-DECEMBER
PASSAGE BY BRYAN ESPIRITU
“Passage,” by Bryan Espiritu, marking the artist’s triumphant return with his first solo exhibition in over 12 years.
OCTOBER 13-15 2023
SOUND OF COLOUR
Discover Allison Rietta's abstract paintings and collages, where mystic geometry, symbols, and patterns come to life through watercolors and acrylics. Immerse yourself in the fusion of art and spirituality, where sacred sounds transform colors into melodic vibrations
SEPTEMBER 29 - OCTOBER 12 2023
SHE WORKS HARD FOR IT
A female-led art exhibition curated by Ashley McKenzie-Barnes, with Lido Pimienta, Maria "Hatecopy" Qamar and Miss Me. Presented by Johnnie Walker's 'First Strides' initiative.
MAY 2023-JULY 2023
DISTORTION : WHERE TO NOW
Curated by Malina Corpadean, this project features the work of thirteen photographers whose styles blur the genres of art, fashion photography, and emerging practices. The aesthetic paths of twelve artists converge in an exhibition that is at once focused and dispersed.
OCTOBER 2022-January 2023
FROM SAMO©, TO SAMO©
Curated by Grace Zeppilli and Jason Halter, the exhibition features a collection of work from New York-based artist Al Diaz. spanning his forty-year career, from his early-teen graffiti collaboration with Jean-Michel Basquiat to his later prolific text-based collage works.