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Past Exhibitions

Two long, dark green eels swim through an underwater scene filled with aquatic plants and glowing yellow circular lights. Small blue starfish-like shapes are also subtly painted in the background.

Alan Syliboy

13 July - 21 September
Looking into a gallery, various artworks and sculptures are on display including a colourful glass sculpture of a road and rearview window on a plinth in the foreground.

Directions

25 June - 28 September

Jon Sasaki: Homage

29 May - 21 September
Ten self-portraits are displayed in a gallery with a burgundy carpeted floor. A small wooden table with stools sits in the centre of the space.

Graduate Self-Portraits 2025

10 May - 6 July
In a gallery with high ceilings, framed paintings and works on paper are hung salon style against deep red walls. A plaster cast of the Venus de Milo is displayed on a wooden plinth in the corner of the room.

Salon Hanging

10 May - 21 September
A group of students sit in the lobby of a building with high ceilings and white walls.

Out in the Open: Pierre Lassonde School of Fine Arts Graduate Exhibition 2025

12 April - 1 June
A man in a white T-shirt holds a woman's head in a serene setting of calm blue water.

Racquel Rowe: Bodies of Water

24 March - 25 April
A single figure stands on a path, winding through a grassy field, surrounded by lush landscape of trees and rolling hills. In the distance, a sky heavy with dramatic, swirling clouds that range from light to dark grey, hints at an impending storm.

Hidden Blackness: Edward Mitchell Bannister (1828-1901)

25 January - 6 April
Numerous small, colourful red, blue, purple, orange, yellow, and black dots which fill the entire paper. Clusters of colours, and some black dashed lines create amorphous forms throughout the work.

One Thing Leads to Another

18 January - 4 May
Des nuages de vapeur s’élèvent en tourbillon d’un train à l’arrêt, enveloppant les gens sur la plateforme de la gare. Quelques figures font face au train, d’autres s’étreignent, d’autres encore portent des valises. Le dessin est marqué d’une grille numérotée le long du bord supérieur.

Collection Kinships and Departures

15 January - 7 September
A rocky hill fills three-quarters of this painting. The stones, and one large prominent boulder, are interspersed with sparse dry grass, and stripped by racking light. At the top of the hill, to the right a tabby cat pounces towards a scattering of birds taking off in flight. The sky above is a muted, pale grey.

In Memoriam: Tom Forrestall

5 December 2024 - 13 February 2025
A red poppy flower and bud emerge through a gap in a white wooden fence.

2024 Sackville Art Association Members Exhibition

4 November 2024 - 8 December 2024
A figure wearing large, lumpy yellow mask, and an orange glove, places plasticine on the mask's nose. The person's eyes are visible peeking through circular cutouts in the mask. Their face is painted green. The background is a solid, muted green.

Chloë Lum & Yannick Desranleau: I’m No Longer That Person I Once Was

29 October 2024 - 10 November 2024
Looking into a gallery with high, blue walls, a large wooden, cathedral shaped sculpture fills the space. On the walls behind are several small sculptures, and three large, geometric drawings.

Estuaries

6 October 2024 - 15 December 2024
Six framed artworks are displayed on a white gallery wall. Five depict black and white figures, and one depicts a stone with a stylized face.

Collection Kinships and Departures

20 July 2024 - 11 December 2024
Looking into an artist’s studio, a beaded work in progress is surrounded by their tools, including jars of colourful beads, scissors, a pin cushion, and a smudge bowl. Behind the table is a window. The landscape beyond of rolling hills stretches to a body of water and mountains, beneath a blue sky with fluffy white clouds.

Tools of the Maker

23 June 2024 - 20 October 2024
Within one large circle of seals, laying on their sides, four smaller semi-circles are filled with colourful, geometric patterns. Between the semi-circles, seen form above, two lines of caribou walk in either direction.

Jerry Evans: Mimajuaqne’kati | Place of Life

2 June 2024 - 15 September 2024
Three portraits: Vera sits looking directly at the viewer, wearing a white collared shirt, and pink smock. She holds a pencil and a steadying stick. Ted has painted his reflection in a mirror with a wooden frame. Seen from below he is standing near a doorway, wearing a light green collared shirt. He hold a paintbrush in his hand. Ruth has painted herself sitting , holding a piece of chalk. To her right and behind her are plaster statues.

Graduate Self-Portraits

9 May 2024 - 1 September 2024
A group of students, wearing predominantly black and white outfits stand in a group. One student stands on the staircase behind the main group, and one person lays outstretched on the floor in front of the group.

Bittersweet: Pierre Lassonde School of Fine Arts Graduate Exhibition 2024

20 April 2024 - 2 June 2024
In a gallery several artworks are on display. On the left wall, are four framed photographs of eggs, and three photographs of landscapes within circles and a black boarder. On the right wall there is a tall, narrow vertical piece featuring numerous birds, and a series of twelve framed photographs showing close-up textures of feathers. In the centre of the gallery, a wooden pedestal stands with a taxidermied crow on a wooden box, next to a wooden bench.

of a feather

20 January 2024 - 15 May 2024
A grid of sixteen images show transparent sculptures and puddles of melting ice. The recognizable forms include a leaf, mushroom, owl, crow, dove, snail, lotus flower, shark, scalloped shell and a seal.

Rhonda Weppler and Trevor Mahovsky

13 January 2024 - 5 May 2024
Several paintings and artworks hang in a spacious art gallery with white walls.

2023 Sackville Art Association Members Exhibition

6 November 2023 - 3 December 2023
Looking into a gallery with tall, light blue walls, several large paintings hang next to and above one another. The large canvases are painted with gestural marks and vibrant colours. In the centre of the gallery are two long, low plinths, displaying flat ceramic artworks.

Manuel Mathieu: World Discovered Under Other Skies

8 October 2023 - 10 December 2023
Front and center, in a darkened room cast in crimson-red and cool deep-blue, is a vibrant-red glass cake stand with a clump of glowing lime-green grapes on a crochet tablecloth.

With Love

23 July 2023 - 7 July 2024
A wooden house with a green roof stands at the edge of a rocky shoreline. Painted with meticulous detail, the rocky beach composed of variously sized, rounded stones is separated form an overgrown lawn by a wooden barrier made of weathered logs running parallel to the shore.

Tom Forrestall

14 July 2023 - 17 September 2023
Several rain drops cling to the ridged green stem of a plant. Inside each drop, a fuchsia cosmo flower and several yellow flower petals are reflected. The background is blurred green, blending to fuchsia in the lower right corner.

Endless Return

25 June 2023 - 8 October 2023
In a gallery with high walls, photographic artworks are displayed on the wall adjacent paintings held up with potted plants. In the centre of the gallery, a pedestal with text displays a pair of stockings.

falling through our fingers

4 June 2023 - 17 September 2023
Two portraits side by side. Left: In front of a doorway and to the left of a canvas, Mary stands with a paintbrush in-hand. She is wearing a white collared shirt under a brown sweater and a grey skit. Right: Holding a paintbrush in one hand, John stands while holding a board. On either side of him are two easels. One holds a canvas.

Graduate Self-Portraits

12 May 2023 - 2 July 2023
An exhibition featuring paintings, drawings, photographs, and sculptures is on display in a spacious gallery with white walls. In the foreground, a duck decoy with a bedazzled head on a wooden coat hanger rests on a plinth.

Despite it All: Fine Arts Graduate Exhibition 2023

22 April 2023 - 4 June 2023
A screen capture of a webpage. Below an image of two hands pushing through a photograph of a red stone cave is the text “fast forward to July, I felt like soaring" / "and breathe in a short burst of fresh air”.

Each ending in a choice

26 January 2023 - 23 April 2023