Art at Seven

Art at Seven Innovation provides a venue for artists to share their work with community and peers.

It is our mission to have this rotating exhibition space contribute in a positive way to the thriving arts scene we all enjoy in the greater Hamilton area.

06/25/2025

Thank you to all of the artists who have participated in the Art at Seven Innovation exhibitions these last two years. Please read this important message from Rob McCann, President of the Hamilton Technology Centre.

https://artatseveninnovation.ca/program-pause/

06/17/2025

Mili New is an artist working out of her adopted home of Waterdown, Ontario. Self-taught, Mili has journeyed through graphite, pastel, pen, and ink and is currently working mainly in coloured pencil on drafting film

She is influenced by the natural world. The drawings that Mili New creates are detailed studies from the natural world and of birds and wildlife. Mili’s style is inspired by realism.

Mili's work is part of Exhibition No. 5, on until Jun 18. Tomorrow is the last day to see the show. Don't miss it!

Learn more at https://artatseveninnovation.ca

Flamborough Chamber of Commerce

06/16/2025

ATTENTION Exhibition No. 5 artists: Thursday is the day! Pickup for Exhibition No. 5 takes place on Thursday June 19 from 4 PM to 6:30 PM.

Exhibition No. 5 artists, check your email for details.

If you are unable to pick up your artwork yourself, please fill out the 3rd-party Pickup Form and email to us 24 hrs in advance. We are unable to check email during the afternoon of pick-up day so it's important to get that to us as soon as possible.
https://artatseveninnovation.ca/for-artists/pickup-and-drop-off/

Thanks and we’ll see you on Thursday!

06/14/2025

Michelle Nettleton lives in Burlington, Ontario. At the University of Windsor, she studied Fine Arts and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree. Later, she graduated from Redeemer University with a Bachelor of Education.

Nettleton is an art educator and a commercial artist. She wrote and illustrated for two newspapers as well as a magazine entitled Story Friends. JOY, written and illustrated by Michelle, is her first self-published book. Her watercolours sold at the Dundas Valley School Art Auction in 2022 and 2023. Ballerina, a masterfully rendered watercolour, painted by Michelle won her 3rd prize in a Michael Solovyev competition.

Nettleton regularly contributes to International Watercolour Society Magazine and won a prize for her painting, Silently.

Michelle's work is part of Exhibition No. 5, on until Jun 18.

Learn more at https://artatseveninnovation.ca

Flamborough Chamber of Commerce

06/13/2025

🎨 Exhibition No. 5 at the Hamilton Technology Centre wraps up June 18. Art at Seven Innovation brought together some talented artists for this one. The pieces really impress when seen in person.

Note that this will be our last exhibition for a while as we take a pause to seek out sponsorship. If you get the chance, it's worth a visit before the show ends on June 18. The Hamilton Technology Centre is at 7 Innovation Drive in Dundas and is open Monday-Friday 9-5.

06/10/2025

Chris Sparks is a Burlington-based amateur photographer who likes to explore different photographic styles and genres. These include abstract, street, urban, black & white, and intentional camera movement (ICM). Chris enjoys honing his photographic skills by attending courses and workshops at the Dundas Valley School of the Arts, the Art Gallery of Burlington, and the Southampton Art School. He is currently a member of the Trillium Photographic Club.

Chris' work is part of Exhibition No. 5, on until Jun 18. Next week is your last chance to see the show.

Hamilton Arts Week runs June 3-12, making it the perfect opportunity to visit Art at 7 Innovation and discover exceptional work from talented Hamilton-area artists. We're currently showcasing 83 artworks from 56 local artists. Stop by during our regular hours, Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM.

Learn more at https://artatseveninnovation.ca

Flamborough Chamber of Commerce

06/08/2025

Alicia Orr is a Canadian landscape painter based in southern Ontario.
Born and raised in Hamilton, she took an interest in art from a young age. She has studied studio art at Dundas Valley School of Art and received a Bachelor of Arts from McMaster University.

She has worked in various media including acrylic painting, found and natural object sculptures and photo transfer mixed media works. Her art has been exhibited in group and solo shows in the GHA, including the McMaster Museum of Art, Artword Artbar, Nathaniel Hughson Gallery, Dundas Valley School of Art and the Grimsby Public Library.

Alicia’s work shows the beauty of the landscapes that surround her in southern Ontario.

Alicia's work is part of Exhibition No. 5, on until Jun 18.

Hamilton Arts Week runs June 3-12, making it the perfect opportunity to visit Art at 7 Innovation and discover exceptional work from talented Hamilton-area artists. We're currently showcasing 83 artworks from 56 local artists. Stop by during our regular hours, Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM.

Learn more at https://artatseveninnovation.ca

Chamber of Commerce

06/07/2025

🎨 Important Update: We Need Your Help! 🎨

Our exhibitions at Hamilton Technology Centre have been an incredible success - showcasing amazing local talent and bringing our arts community together in that beautiful atrium space.

But here's the thing: Exhibition No. 5 will be our last unless we find sponsors to keep this vital program going.

How you can help: ✨ Know a business that values community? Tag them! ✨ Work somewhere that supports local arts? Share this post! ✨ Have connections who might sponsor? Send them our way!

We've proven there's huge appetite for arts programming in Hamilton. We just need the right partners to continue building something special together.

DM us if you know potential sponsors or want to help. Let's keep Hamilton's arts scene thriving! 💪

06/05/2025

Frances O'Flynn holds a B.A. in Fine Art and History from the University of Toronto and has continued to develop her artistic practice through numerous courses, workshops, and artists' talks. Her exhibition history includes a solo show featuring early collages at the Carnegie Gallery in Dundas, Ontario, along with participation in various group exhibitions.

Recent work has been featured in the Off the Wall Exhibition at Propeller Art Gallery in Toronto, the Women's Art Association of Hamilton's Art in the Square Exhibition at the Carnegie Gallery, WAAH's 130th Anniversary Exhibition at The Cotton Factory, and Art at Seven Innovation.

Frances' work is part of Exhibition No. 5, on until Jun 18.

Hamilton Arts Week runs June 3-12, making it the perfect opportunity to visit Art at 7 Innovation and discover exceptional work from talented Hamilton-area artists. We're currently showcasing 83 artworks from 56 local artists. Stop by during our regular hours, Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM.

Learn more at https://artatseveninnovation.ca

Flamborough Chamber of Commerce

06/04/2025

Hamilton Arts Week runs from June 3rd to June 12, 2025, featuring an impressive lineup of 12 Signature Events and 95 community celebrations that showcase the city's vibrant creative scene. This annual, multi-disciplinary festival celebrates diverse artistic expression and offers countless opportunities to discover new artforms, connect with local artists, and engage with thought-provoking work.

Art at Seven Innovation's Exhibition No. 5 is proud to be part of this exciting festival. We invite you to visit our showcase of exceptional local talent and explore the many other compelling events happening throughout the city during this creative celebration.

Presented by Hamilton Arts Council in partnership with the City of Hamilton , Arts Week is made possible through additional support fromCanada Council for the Arts | Conseil des arts du Canada and the Department of Canadian Heritage .

Hamilton Arts Week June 3rd to June 12, 2025
https://www.hamiltonartscouncil.ca/artsfestival

06/02/2025

Alex Schmaltz is a self-taught Canadian artist, born in Toronto, now living and working in Hamilton. Her paintings are full of whimsy and provide a glimpse into her world; she often creates works that speak to current events, pop culture, and mental health, as well as pieces that celebrate the beauty of life and womanhood. Alex’s mediums of choice are acrylic on canvas as well as digital art.

Alex is the 2022 Hamilton Battle of the Brushes winner and her work is part of Exhibition No. 5, on until Jun 18.

Hamilton Arts Week runs June 3-12, making it the perfect opportunity to visit Art at 7 Innovation and discover exceptional work from talented Hamilton-area artists. We're currently showcasing 83 artworks from 56 local artists. Stop by during our regular hours, Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM.

Learn more at https://artatseveninnovation.ca

Flamborough Chamber of Commerce

05/30/2025

Jill Birks creates spontaneous abstracts by layering, glazing, and scraping to achieve a balance of colour, line, and shape. She incorporates ‘legacy’ paints and inks inherited from an aunt and her mother, which are inspiring. Her works are intuitive with a focus on grounded reflections of summers at Lake Huron, to a deeper consideration of the earth’s natural power and wonder. Onto endless possibilities, while humankind continues our exploration of the universe.

Jill studied literature, then fine art before working as a scenic painter and muralist. Having painted professionally for many years, her commissions reside in casinos, hotels, restaurants and event spaces in Canada and the United States. She left commissioned work to return to personal, evocative abstracts. Jill paints in her home studio in Ancaster.

Jill's work is part of Exhibition No. 5, on until Jun 18.
Learn more at https://artatseveninnovation.ca

Flamborough Chamber of Commerce

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