This group exhibition features original prints by Canadian artists whose work has a design aesthetic.

A group exhibition featuring artists who print on paper and go beyond traditional printmaking techniques, transforming their work through different processes such as paper cutting, folding and weaving.

Liz Menard is a printmaker, book artist and arts educator living in Toronto. Her work explores boundaries where the Don River and our city, Toronto, converge.

This body of work chronicles Elizabeth D’Agostino's fascination with grafting and attempts to create a catalogue of re-organized components and fictional categories of nature with an invented narrative.

Beyond Paper is a group exhibition that presents work which utilizes alternative print substrates such as ceramic, fabric and wood rather than solely paper. Work by Laura Bydlowska, Pam Lobb, Liz Menard and Theresa Morin will be featured.

Featuring work by Victoria Cowan, Kevin Haas, Loree Ovens, George A. Walker and others, this group exhibition focuses on the handmade book as artwork.

Shinsuke Minegishi is an award-winning artist, who was raised in Tokyo and educated in Japan and North America.

Truss by Yael Brotman is a small body of work that is an extension of her series of extra-dimensional prints in which she references architectural models and construction processes and considers our urge to build.

Group Exhibition: Selected Work from the Print Sales Gallery.

Shogo Okada creates work using simple lines and colours, and no up or down, or left or right orientation to criticize people’s lack of consciousness.