In celebration of Pride month, About and Beside is an exhibition rooted in interactions and interpretations. Featuring work by: Barbara Balfour, Nadine Bariteau, Dan O’Neill and Nick Shick. About and Beside is curated by Daryl Vocat.

In Shift, Sally Ayre is working with fall specimens containing seeds, which will scatter to germinate new life cycles. Using a limited colour palette, translucent paper, and stitching, Ayre creates an enhanced environment for reflection.

The artists in this group exhibition examine notions of the landscape in printmaking. Featuring work by: Brian Kelley, Jane LowBeer and Vincent Sheridan.

Libby Hague’s work examines humane and complex social relationships in our precarious and interconnected world. Very short “poems” are printed in wood type and accompanied by abstract or figurative woodcuts.

Open Studio invites Kate Zeidler, one of Canada’s leading interior designers, to curate a group exhibition of prints by Shogo Okada, Liz Parkinson and Tammy Ratcliff, focusing on how art is used in interior spaces.

The artists in this group exhibition—Laine Groeneweg, Alex Thompson and Laura Widmer—create monochromatic works to define the space that their subjects inhabit, creating dramatic effects that pull the viewer into their work.

Playful Tangents is a group exhibition featuring new works by artists who previously worked at Open Studio under the auspices of the Visiting Artist Residencies: Suzanne Nacha (2008 – 09), Endi Poskovic (2008 – 09), and Suzie Smith (2012 – 13).

Walter Procska’s prints are filled with shapes that are strongly mathematical. Many of his lines fight to be straight, to find the shortest distance between two points.

Prints by three artists who employ digital media as either a primary process or as a component in their work.

This exhibition features new work by Christine Koch, a printmaker and painter based in Newfoundland and Labrador.