This new body of work is a continuation of Cynthia Dinan-Mitchell’s surrealist botanical inspiration. The hand-painted screenprints reference the vanitas theme.

Emma Nishimura is a Toronto based artist who uses a diversity of media. Her work addresses ideas of memory and loss that are rooted within family stories and inherited narratives.

Pudy Tong’s print-based art practice draws on elements from journalism as the subject through which our experience of contemporary, media-saturated society is refracted, reinterpreted and re-imagined.

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.

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.

The bold, colourful prints of Saimaiyu Akesuk, a recent artist member at the Kinngait Cooperative in Cape Dorset, Nunavut, recall the archetypal work of her Elders, but remain uniquely her own. Curated by Dr. Nancy Campbell.

A Featured Exhibition in the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival, included artists confront the ways in which capture and print technologies have affected how we depict, build, and inhabit spaces and images.

The project A Body Called Paula, by artist Sirkku Ketola, involves a performance that includes a long lasting, manual work of screenprinting that unites hands and technology.

Dwell, an installation by Carolyn Wren, embodies an evolutionary imprint of nature to culture, to nature and back to culture.