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A pencil crayon drawing of an abstracted building. The different sides of the building are collaged together. The building is brown with windows with blue curtains. Parts of the facade of the building are bright yellow, and there is a pale red and white awning featured over a front window, and larger on the bottom left of the page, and the top right.

Open Call | Said No One Ever | Annual Holiday Members' Show & Sale

Struts Gallery members are invited to include work in the Annual Holiday Members' Show & Sale, from December 3-18. This once-a-year group exhibition brings together the work of our members from near and far. We hope you will consider participating in this fun and festive annual event.

Image of Madeleine Mayo's studio from 2019.

Open Calls | Open Studio Residency 2022

Struts Gallery is excited to once again welcome applications from Canadian visual and media artists to participate in our annual Open Studio Residency Program.

Image: Madeleine Mayo studio view, Open Studio 2019

An image of the artist, from the shoulders up in a 3/4 view. Her hair in chin length and is pulled back behind her ear. She is wearing a black shirt with a pink article of clothing over (there are pink straps over the black shirt). The light from a window outside of the frame bleaches away her features so only a hint of her nose and her mouth are visible.

Thea Jones | Open Studio | Artist Page

Thea Jones's virtual Open Studio Residency just came to a close. See her Artist Page to view the work she created while working remotely.

Special Programming | Artist Poster Series

We’re pleased to launch the second set of eight new artist posters featuring projects by Andrea Mortson, Céline Huyghebaert, Jon Klassen and Laura Watson. They are each autonomous works, but can also be read collectively through the lens of the pandemic, with subject matter such as fear, safety and mortality.

Publication | Sackville Edition of Transmissions by Beverly Glenn-Copeland

Struts Gallery is very pleased to announce the Sackville Edition of Transmissions, by former Sackville resident Beverly Glenn-Copeland.

In partnership with the Owens Art Gallery we bring you Umbrella Projects - a new collaborative venture designed to pool our resources, energies, and respective strengths in order to facilitate new, innovative, off-site programming during the pandemic.