ozymandias — –.. -.– — .- -. -.. .. .- …
joanna rogers
Like Shelley’s poem Ozymandias (first published in 1818), Rogers’ Ozymandias is a meditation on power, tyranny, hubris, the rise and fall of empires and states, and the lasting legacy of art.
clarissa long
This exhibition has lived quietly in my mind for years, like a recipe memorized but never yet cooked. I always knew it would be about dumplings. Not simply as food, but as symbol — as gesture, as memory, as a small and universal act of care.
decades of collaboration
by linda doherty & sharon reay
mar 5 – 31 | 2026
In celebration of the 2026 Canadian Clay Symposium, Doherty & Reay’s installation shines a light upon some of the projects, events, and exhibitions facilitated by that team approach, through physical items displayed, images and written information.
around the kitchen table: crafting connections
clarrissa long
This exhibition explores the intrinsic connection between making and communication, proposing the physical act of creation as a language in its own right.
feb 26 – apr 23 | 2026
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tunnel
katlin aarma
09.04 – 10.3.25
Tunnel invites you to step into another world as your eye is drawn down the long, fabric-lined corridor. The interplay of texture and form creates moments of reflection, where time seems to slow and attention lingers.
Juxtaposing elements from plants, animals, rocks and fungi, Florey crafts a dreamlike landscape that is both abstract and familiar, inviting the viewer to consider their perception of the world around them.
Maya Florey
aug 14 – sept 25, 2025
“Moss reminds me of immigrant women because we don’t have roots, and moss doesn’t have roots. So, we have to replant ourselves on the new soil basically.”
Anna Vagramova
august 4 – september 3, 2025
