09/01/2026
✨ We’re back after summer break! Join us for our next opening reception on Friday, September 11, 6-8pm, at Suite 104, 401 Richmond Street West. We’re excited to share these new exhibitions with you.
MAIN GALLERY
My Memory Echoes in You
Dana Tosic
In My Memory Echoes in You, Dana Tosic transforms a family archive of photographs, slides, and fading images into an immersive installation exploring memory, place, and intergenerational histories. Through roses, remembered landscapes, and fragments of personal history, the work considers how memories are carried, transformed, and echoed across time.
PROJECT SPACE
Tracing What the Sea Alters
Özge Dîlan Arslan
Özge Dîlan Arslan’s Tracing What the Sea Alters considers the Aegean Sea as a site of connection, movement, and transformation, tracing its layered histories of movement, exchange, and submersion. Through patchworked linen, photographic transfers, and screenprinted elements, fragmented imagery and shifting tonalities evoke the sea’s continual reshaping of place, history, and memory.
VITRINE
Building Blocks
Claudine Crangle
Claudine Crangle’s Building Blocks reconstructs eighty cardboard houses originally built and photographed as picture book illustrations. Working from the limited information that remains, the work reflects on Crangle’s impulse to overbuild, and on the gaps, distortions, and losses that emerge through the process of translation.
VITRINE
Woven Topographies
Elizabeth D’Agostino
Elizabeth D’Agostino’s speculative, largely fictional ecosystems merge Canadian flora, fauna, and fieldwork into dense, imagined landscapes that feel both familiar and unsettled. Woven Topographies considers what’s at stake as biodiversity and urban expansion collide, and how fragile that balance really is.
📸 Images in order of artists presented
