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401 Update – Fall 2024
Read the Fall 2024 edition of the 401 Update for a profile on yumart Gallery, tenant press and achievements, and the Fall Gallery and Events Listings.
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Nour Bishouty
Second Floor
Nour Bishouty is an artist working in a range of media including works on paper, digital images, sculpture, video, and writing. Her work engages with marginal narratives to pose questions around dissonance, opacity, legibility, and the generative possibilities of misunderstanding. Bishouty’s work has been exhibited in Canada and internationally including at Gallery 44 Centre for…
Events & Exhibitions
Holiday Print Sale & Shop
Open Studio, Suite 104 Nov 28, 2024 to Dec 21, 2024Opening night: 5pm-8pm
Print demo: 6pm-7pm
FREE event! Mark your calendars! Join us for Open Studio’s Holiday Print Sale & Shop! Experience a live screenprinting demo by the artist Arwen Giel at 6pm in our main gallery, and browse a selection of handprinted items, including greeting cards, tea towels, totes, and original print artworks. This is a perfect chance to complete your…
Rocky Dobey's 'Civilization and its Discontents' at Gagné Contemporary
Virtual Window Gallery
Rocky Dobey's 'Civilization and its Discontents' at Gagné Contemporary on until December 7
Civilization and its Discontents is a collection of new work by artist and political activist Rocky Dobey, running November 8 – December 7, 2024.
The exhibition features all new work, and extends Rocky’s critique on the world we’ve built for ourselves. Extraordinarily detailed metalwork that includes ceramic paint, machinist ink, copper nails and asphaltum sees the artist reaching for new heights. Subjects as timeless as mythology and history, and as contemporary as AI, crashing cars and gentrification, inform the new artworks.
The exhibition features all new work, and extends Rocky’s critique on the world we’ve built for ourselves. Extraordinarily detailed metalwork that includes ceramic paint, machinist ink, copper nails and asphaltum sees the artist reaching for new heights. Subjects as timeless as mythology and history, and as contemporary as AI, crashing cars and gentrification, inform the new artworks.