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Latitude 53 Exploring the boundaries of contemporary art.

🌸 A small peek from day one of the Summer Market!⁠⁠We are having so much fun in the gallery hosting such wonderful artis...
06/20/2026

🌸 A small peek from day one of the Summer Market!⁠
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We are having so much fun in the gallery hosting such wonderful artists and their creations. Stay tuned for more photos as we celebrate local artists in Edmonton!⁠
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Come on down for day 2 of the market TODAY, July 20! We can't wait to see you.⁠
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⏰ Market hours:⁠
🗓️Saturday, July 20, 12:00 PM–6:00 PM⁠
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🌟Linocut printing hours:⁠
🗓️Saturday, June 20, 1:00PM–5:00PM⁠
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A special thanks to Credo Coffee for keeping us caffeinated and the Edmonton Downtown Business Association for being an event sponsor!⁠
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Entry is by donation—5 dollars suggested! Your attendance not only supports our vendors, all funds raised through admission will go directly towards supporting Latitude 53 programming and artists throughout the year.⁠
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⏰ Less than two weeks left to view Nicholas Hertz's work in Artist Civil Service! See "the muscle it takes to fall", thr...
06/17/2026

⏰ Less than two weeks left to view Nicholas Hertz's work in Artist Civil Service! See "the muscle it takes to fall", three wax kozo prints, and "it didn't feel the same but the water is still cold", performance documentation grid on display at the gallery. "Inspired by Mierle Laderman Ukeles and her manifesto on Maintenance Art, my project explores the intersection of institutional labor, domestic care, and artistic creation."
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Nicholas Hertz is a q***r artist and researcher based in amiskwacîwâskahikan (Edmonton) whose work explores the slipperiness of perception. Working across print, photography, and installation, they alter source images to construct a visual language that reveals its own making.

Hertz earned their Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Alberta in 2019, where they received the Livia Stoyke Foundation BFA Best of Show Award and the Alumni Award. Their practice has been exhibited both locally and internationally, including the recent exhibition A mirror with no reflection at the Art Gallery of St. Albert. Their research-driven practice has been supported by multiple residencies, including the Emerging Artist in Residence at SNAP and the Love Lab at the Art Gallery of Mississauga (sponsored by Panasonic).
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⏰ 2 weeks left to see Artist Civil Service in the gallery! Come see and hear untitled (drum) and untitled (bass guitar) ...
06/14/2026

⏰ 2 weeks left to see Artist Civil Service in the gallery! Come see and hear untitled (drum) and untitled (bass guitar) by Callum Beckford. "This installation is intended to be a band of found objects, transforming the gallery space into an immersive sonic experience."

"I am an artist and musician whose practice delves into the intersections of gender, race, sound, and place. My work spans a diverse range of mediums, from creating immersive video art that fuses surrealism and abstraction and explores cinematic narratives of dreams, self-discovery, and gender.

Beyond visual art, my sonic explorations are integral to my creative identity. I have contributed to the development of electronic instruments for Variable Oscillations and have a rich history of performing in various bands, alongside producing my own original music."

⭐Print Your Own Summer Market Merch!Try your hand at linocut printing and with a market-exclusive design by Ebony/!Ebony...
06/13/2026

⭐Print Your Own Summer Market Merch!

Try your hand at linocut printing and with a market-exclusive design by Ebony/!

Ebony will be at the market craft table on Saturday, June 20th from 1–5 to help you print one of her whimsical and wiggly designs! Drop in and bring your own fabric or paper item, dig into our scrap fabric bin, or purchase a canvas tote bag or hand dyed indigo scarf (from IOTA studios) to print on. These designs are exclusive to this year’s market, so print ‘em while you can!

More about the artist:
My name is Ebony and I am an Irish illustration/ tattoo artist located in Edmonton. I draw quite a lot of inspiration from the nature I grew up surrounded by, while also implicating elements of living in a bigger city. Drawing and creating art on mixed media is very sacred to me as it brings immense comfort having the ability to convey with art all of my feelings that can’t quite be put into words.

⏰ Market hours:
🗓️Friday, July 25, 5:00 PM–9:00 PM
🗓️Saturday, July 26, 12:00 PM–5:00 PM

🌟Linocut printing hours:
🗓️Saturday, June 20, 1:00PM - 5:00PM

Entrance is by donation ($5 suggested).

🌼 Summer Market Artist Reveal!Join us for the second annual L53 Summer Market to see the beautiful craftsmanship of Thay...
06/12/2026

🌼 Summer Market Artist Reveal!

Join us for the second annual L53 Summer Market to see the beautiful craftsmanship of Thaylin Laine Silverhand (They/Them). Their intricate weavings and hand spun yarn will be available on Friday, June 19th at the Latitude 53 Gallery!

Thaylin Laine Silverhand is a designer and artist. Their work is focused on embracing play as a tool for iteration and connection, as well as exploring identity and heritage through traditional crafts and motifs. They work with a variety of textile modalities but primarily identify as a weaver and spinner.

🌸Summer Market Artist Reveal!We are a just over a week away from the Summer Market! Come out to the gallery on June 19th...
06/12/2026

🌸Summer Market Artist Reveal!

We are a just over a week away from the Summer Market! Come out to the gallery on June 19th to see Mauricio's Garden; resin coated botanical jewelry.

Hi, I’m Desiree, the founder of Mauricio’s Garden, a botanical jewelry brand based in Alberta.

Mauricio’s Garden began as a way to preserve the flowers from my father’s garden and honor his love for nature. What started as a personal project quickly grew into a passion for creating meaningful keepsakes that allow people to carry a piece of nature with them.

Each piece is handmade using real preserved flowers and leaves, carefully selected and transformed into wearable art. Through my work, I hope to encourage a deeper connection with nature and celebrate the beauty of slow, intentional craftsmanship.

🌸 Summer Market Artist Reveal!We are a few weeks away from the Summer Market! Come out to the gallery on June 19th and 2...
06/08/2026

🌸 Summer Market Artist Reveal!

We are a few weeks away from the Summer Market! Come out to the gallery on June 19th and 20th to see the quirky designs, beadwork, and crochet of Alexa Rayne

Alexa Rayne (Alexa Saddleback-Hunt) is a Cree fibre artist and designer from Samson Cree Nation, based in Edmonton on Treaty 6 territory. Through her business, Alexa Rayne Design, she creates sustainable textile art that weaves together her Indigenous and Eastern European heritage using salvaged, natural, and recycled materials. Her work explores identity, memory, and cultural resilience, often expressed through wearable art, tapestries, and community-focused projects. Currently pursuing her BFA in Art and Design at the University of Alberta, Alexa grounds her practice in slow craft, storytelling, and healing, with a mission to create meaningful pieces that connect people to culture, land, and each other.

🌼 Summer Market Artist Reveal!Join us for the second annual L53 Summer Market, and get a look at beautiful hand dyed ind...
06/08/2026

🌼 Summer Market Artist Reveal!

Join us for the second annual L53 Summer Market, and get a look at beautiful hand dyed indigo, incense and herbal teas by IOTA Studio. Their work will be available on the Saturday, June 20th of our market, and can also be seen in our merch partnership with a local artist (to be announced soon).

“As IOTA Studio, I craft handmade incense, herbal teas and indigo-dyed textiles, often incorporating locally-grown organic plants and flowers. The collections are thoughtfully designed and carefully created to enhance small, everyday moments. The name IOTA evokes the momentary experience of incense and acknowledges what inspires us.”

🌺 Summer Market Artist Reveal! Visit the Gallery June 19th and 20th to delve into Krystal Selbee’s ceramic world, filled...
06/07/2026

🌺 Summer Market Artist Reveal!

Visit the Gallery June 19th and 20th to delve into Krystal Selbee’s ceramic world, filled with vibrancy, simplicity, and chaos.

Ritual Ceramics is a line of wheel thrown stoneware for everyday use. I draw inspiration from the vibrant chaos in early modernist abstract and impressionist paintings. My pots are minimalist in form and expressive in surface. There are unifying elements across pots but no two pieces are identical. I want each object to be chosen for its particular colour, line, and weight.

🌷 Summer Market Vendor Reveal!Scratch your reading itch and come into the gallery June 19th and 20th for a selection of ...
06/06/2026

🌷 Summer Market Vendor Reveal!

Scratch your reading itch and come into the gallery June 19th and 20th for a selection of books from Paper Birch Books!

Paper Birch Books is a used & new independent bookstore in McCauley, inner city Edmonton, home to a host of tomes timely and timeless, rad, rare, and spectacular. An Asian co-owned small business and love letter to print culture, the bookshop selection leans towards the literary, lefty, and curious. Come visit our brick & mortar bookshop (with in-house coffee bar!) at 10825 95 St in McCauley, inner city Edmonton.Learn more at paperbirchbooks.ca.

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