Liz Little is a contemporary artist based in Toronto. Her feature wall installation will show Mokuhanga prints made on a recent residency in Japan.

Generational Echoes new work draws inspiration from a traditional form of Japanese packaging known as furoshiki, in which a square of cloth or paper can wrap a gift or protect valuable objects.

'Shape Garden 2019', by Toronto-based artist Tom Lecuyer, features a monotype print and the woodblocks used to create it. Shape Garden draws attention to the printmaking process and explores the relationship between print and sculpture.

Shade, by Andrea deBruijn, is a group of prints generated from a single woodblock. Shade forms a covering of dark foliage, using pattern and three-dimensionality to draw the viewer closer.

A Twist of Lime is a visual play of pure abstraction. Work created by Artist Member Lorna Livey.

A printmaking project which took place in Ivujivik, Nunavik (Arctic Quebec). Three artists from Nunavik - Qumaq Iyaituk, Mary Paningajak and Passa Mangiuk - collaborated with Montreal-based artist and printmaker, Lyne Bastien.