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PAST EXHIBITIONS


Organizing Images & Metadata in Tropy for Artists and Curators
Saturday May 10th. 1-4pm. Free. Facilitated by Tobias Ewé. Register: https://Understanding-Tropy.eventbrite.ca Join us for our first in a...


Woodburning Workshop with Adora Valizadeh
Join us at Forest City Gallery for a Woodburning workshop on Saturday, November 16th from 1-3pm, led by Adora Valizadeh! Adora Valizadeh ...


Digital Art Workshop: Exploring Generative Art with TouchDesigner
Exploring Generative Art with TouchDesigner Saturday, August 31st, 2024 10am - 2pm Are you intrigued by the possibilities at the...


A Pairing of Performance Workshops!
June 4, 6-8PM & June 6, 6-8PM Veronica Antipolo and Kevin Murphy Save the date for two wonderful story-telling and performance-related...


Hindsight: A collaborative collage workshop celebrating 50 years of FCG
Sunday April 28, 2024 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm RSVP to participate in this unique engagement! Space is limited Sarah Munro and Billy Bert Young,...


Tax Workshop for Freelancers, Creatives and Entrepreneurs
Virtual Workshop Thursday, February 15 6-8PM Zoom link here As shifts in the job culture and available technologies change the reality of...


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Ioana Dragomir Forest City Gallery, 1025 Elias St. March 21 – May 14, 2026 Opening Reception: Saturday, March 21, 2026 @ 1–3pm Artist Talk: Thursday, March 19, 2026 @ 7pm Virginia Woolf was a writer, Vita Sackville-West was too, and Vanessa Bell was an artist. You can find their letters and diaries on the internet. You can peer into their homes! Virginia and Vita wrote novels but they also wrote to each other. They called each other “dearest creature” and “pig” and “you angel
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Time and Tide
FCG Pier: Time and Tide Curated by Emma Hardy March 20 - April 8 Opening Reception: Saturday, March 21 @ 1 - 3pm Forest City Gallery's Pier Wall returns with a new exhibition, Time and Tide. The exhibition, curated by Gallery Intern, Emma Hardy, will spotlight artworks from five local artists who reflect on climate change within their communities. Time and Tide responds to the term “solastalgia” (coined by Australian environmentalist and philosopher Glenn Albrecht) which
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Mar 104 min read
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