Inhabiting Spaces: A Sense of Place

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Left: Ken Sagen, “Golden Harvest (detail),” 2022; Right: Oksana Zhelsko, “Exhale (detail),” 2022

Left: acrylic on board; Right: oil on canvas (courtesy of the gallery)

Opening Reception: Friday, December 15 at 6:30 p.m.

Exhibiting Artists:

Álvaro Luís Arcé, Daniela Bahry, David Yowney, Debbie Cameron-Laninga, Dennis Yowney, Edna Cabalo, Elaine Trudeau, Erinn Evans, Gerry Dotto, Jodi Flach, Judy Madden, Julie King, Karen Klassen, Kirsten Levitt, Kristina Steinbring, Lana Anderson, Leona Olausen, Linda Finstad, Linda Poignant, Lorraine Lakusta, Marilyn Nilsson Grabinsky, Mark Morris, Melissa Baron, Mike Mikulin, Oksana Zhelisko, Peca Rajkovic, Richard Borowski, Ruby J Mah, Sabine Hahnel, Sandra Wong, Sharon Rubuliak, Suzan Berwald, Tania Garner-Tomas, Wendy Gervais, and Yvonne Valdemarca.

Discover an exciting array of captivating artworks that express our relationship between human existence and the environments we inhabit.

Gallery@501 is pleased to present a new exhibition, Inhabiting Spaces: A Sense of Place, featuring artworks by members of the Gallery. 

Inhabiting Spaces: A Sense of Place brings together artists who express their unique perspectives on what it means to share and exist in the spaces and places we find a connection with. Through various mediums, the artists explore their connection to the places they occupy using themes of identity, memory, nostalgia and belonging.

Visitors to the exhibition can expect to be taken on a journey through diverse artistic expressions in media such as painting, sculpture, textiles, mixed media and more. From everyday objects to rural landscapes and portraits, these artists express their personal stories and connections to cherished places and spaces.

The public is invited to join the exhibiting artists at a public  at Gallery@501. This event and admission to the gallery is free.