'Where She Lives' refers both to Ningiukulu Teevee, Saimaiyu Akesuk and Ooloosie Saila’s representations of landscapes, wildlife and everyday ephemera.

Agata Derda focuses on the exploration of interpersonal dynamics. As stand-ins for actual human images, she substitutes modified vegetation or manmade forms that are staged in ambiguous, foreboding landscapes.

'PRESS RECORD' presents a small selection of artwork from a half century of printmaking at the studio.

An expanded shop and artist pop-up market just in time for the holidays.

Knight uses the Cahier Canada notebook to challenge the ideas of self, extracting it from its original purpose, and playing with its scale and format to reveal the uncanny.

'Amalgam' celebrates Otis Tamasauskas' career in printmaking, a medium enveloped by its own unique factors that present endless possibilities.

Each year Open Studio selects four professional artists with or without printmaking experience to create traditional and/or experimental works in the print medium of their choice, working collaboratively with a print media artist.

PA System's 'Do you want to take the short-cut or the long-cut?' is a collection of works thinking about land and ice informed by their personal experiences in the high arctic, Inuit Nunangat.

Members’ Ink is a silent auction in support of Open Studio’s programming, including exhibitions, education, and professional development and studio access for artists.

Superstratum is a survey of the Earth’s surface—a new layer in the making. Morgan Wedderspoon brings together found objects and borrowed text to inquire into the relationship between the inconsistent human subject and crisis of global warming.