Group Exhibition

One, Two, Three at The Assembly Gallery - December 10 - 23, 2025

One, Two, Three

December 10 - 23, 2025

Opening reception: Saturday, December 13, 3 - 5 PM

The Assembly Gallery

68 King st. e.

Hamilton, ON    

Hours: MoNDAY - friDAY 7 AM - 7 PM, Saturday 9 AM - 6 PM, Sunday 10 AM - 5 PM


After a decade of creative community, The Assembly Gallery is moving on from Redchurch Café — but not without a celebration. Join our members and a lineup of special guest artists for “One, Two, Three”, a group exhibition marking this milestone moment.
Nearly everything is available to collect, with artwork priced at just $100, $200, or $300. It’s the perfect chance to support local artists and take something home.
Let’s raise a glass to the past ten years — and to what comes next.

Grey Areas at The Durham Art Gallery - November 28, 2025 - January 18, 2026

Grey AReas

November 28, 2025 - January 18, 2026

Opening reception: Saturday, NOVEMBER 29, 2 - 4 PM

The DUrham Art Gallery

251 George st. e.

durham, ON     N0g 1r0 (map)

519-369-3692

Gallery Hours: WEDNESDAY - friDAY 10 AM - 4 PM, Saturday - Sunday 12 - 4 PM

Durham Art Gallery Website

DURHAM ART Gallery on Instagram


Grey Areas opens at the Durham Art Gallery on Friday, November 28.

Curated by Paige Bowen, the exhibition features work by me, Kim Atlin, and Christine Fry.

The quiet calm felt while watching the sun set, the wary awe when a storm makes the sky grow dark, the lonely peace looking out into billowing snowfall - these moments capture the powerful enormity of nature, calling for us to respect its inevitability and consider our scale, tiny in relation to the world.
— Paige Bowen

There is a public reception on Saturday, November 29 from 2 - 4 PM and the curator, Atlin, and Fry will be present.

Stay tuned for another event happening in conjunction with the exhibition.

Opening October 22, 2025 - We Made This! A Red Head Group Show Celebrating 35 Years Of Empowering Artists

We Made This!
A Red Head Group Show Celebrating 35 Years Of Empowering Artists

OCTOBER 22 - NOVEMBER 1, 2025

Opening reception: Saturday, October 25, 5 - 8 PM

Red Head reunion: Saturday, November 1, 3 - 5 PM

The Red Head Gallery

401 Richmond St West Suite 115

Toronto, ON     M5V 3A8 (map)

416-504-5654

Gallery Hours: WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY 12 - 5 PM

Red Head Gallery Website

The Red Head Gallery on Instagram


The Red Head Gallery is excited to exhibit We Made This, a group show of Red Head Gallery Members.

We Made This celebrates the vision, commitment, and creative force of the 18 current members of The Red Head Gallery, one of Canada’s most enduring artist-run centres. The gallery, founded in 1990, has marked 35 years of continuous activity. Shaped entirely by artists for artists, Red Head’s self-sufficiency has been nurtured by those who came before and continues to guide the current membership in fostering innovation, diversity, and creative exploration. Over this time, 180 artists have persevered to build and sustain Red Head’s cultural significance as an artist-run centre.

The Red Head Gallery is both a concept and a physical space, sustained by members who inspire, challenge, and support one another with a spirit of equity and generosity. Purposefully independent and not-for-profit, the co-operative is committed to exhibiting work across a wide range of contemporary practices and engaging with critical discourse.

We Made This brings together work that crosses disciplines, sparks dialogue and invites audiences into a conversation that is as open as it is inclusive. Together, the present-day members create a distinctive and welcoming space within Canada’s cultural landscape. The gallery continues to demonstrate how artists themselves can shape and carry forward the possibilities of art.

Building on the vision of those who founded and sustained it, the Red Head Gallery remains a vital contributor to the ongoing story of contemporary art with the same spirit of dedication that has carried it this far.


Exhibiting Artists

Jim Bourke | Geoffrey L. Cheung | Christine Dewancker | James Fowler | Tonia Di Risio | Soheila Esfahani | Grant Heaps | Gillian Iles | Alexander Irving | Sarah Kernohan | Ian Mackay | Laura Millard | David McClyment | Tazeen Qayyum | Amin Rehman | Lois Schklar | Pearl Van Geest | Elaine Whittaker

 

Node at Galerie Plan.d, Düsseldorf - October 21 to November 12, 2023

Node

October 21 - November 12, 2023

Vernissage: October 21, 20h

Featuring: Jim Bourke, Tonia Di Risio, Soheila Esfahani, James Fowler, Grant Heaps, Gillian Iles, Sarah Kernohan, Ian Mackay, David McClyment, Laura Millard, Sara Mozafari-Lorestani, Tazeen Qayyum, Lois Schklar, Pearl Van Geest, and Elaine Whittaker

Sarah Kernohan, Transatlantic Flint (Glace Bay from points unknown), Pigment print on paper, 2023.

Plan.d Produzentengalerie

Doretheenstr. 59

40235 Düsseldorf

Gallery Hours

Saturday 15 - 18 h

Sunday 15 - 18 h

Finissage: November 12, 15h

The term “node” has many interpretations, ranging from math to botany, computer engineering, social media, and medical applications. At its essence are the concepts of intersection, confluence, and divergence, all eminently applicable in this cultural exchange.

Red Head and Plan.d share many similarities. Both collectives seek to provide a forum for expression outside of established commercial gallery systems. Both are situated in major urban centres rooted in contemporary Western culture- hence, intersection and confluence.

However, cultural history and immediate experience, both personal and creative, are likely to differ widely, hence divergence.

The coming together of these comparables and contrasts makes the potential of Node so exciting.

All aspects of Node, both individual works and collaborative projects, will orbit around these ideas.

The Artist As Curator at 2gallery

Sarah Kernohan. Remnants. Graphite and acrylic ground on mylar, 30 x 22 inches, 2021.

Sarah Kernohan. Remnants. Graphite and acrylic ground on mylar, 30 x 22 inches, 2021.

August 7 - August 30, 2021

2gallery

256 Main St. W.

Picton, ON K0K 2T0

613-920-2000

2gallery.ca

 
Niloufar Salimi. Treed. Ink and graphite on Mulberry paper. 30 x 22. inches, 2021.

Niloufar Salimi. Treed. Ink and graphite on Mulberry paper. 30 x 22. inches, 2021.

 

2gallery has invited nine 2gallery artists whose work they would choose to hang beside their own.

I reached out to Niloufar Salimi to collaborate. I am grateful that she generously agreed to participate and for the opportunity to exhibit alongside her.

We met and studied at OCAD, memorably, in an advanced drawing class with Ed Pien in 2007. We reconnected again after completing our graduate work. We each value gentle perception and delicate rendering as we build our work. While drawing, we are working sensitively, letting our materials and our subject matter guide the way we work. This exhibition was an opportunity for us to build work alongside one another again in another context.

 

The exhibition also features work by:

Edd Baptista & Andrew F. Ross

Hugo Cantin & Sebastien Cliche

Lindsay Chambers & Huy Lam

Beth James & Samuel Choisy

Erik Mohr & Jürgen Mohr

Moira Ness & Kale Vandenbroek

Paul Roorda & Melissa Doherty

Kate Taylor & Claire Desjardins