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PAST EXHIBITIONS


FCG's Annual Membership Drive
Become a member of FCG as part of our membership drive. Are you looking to be a part of a vibrant artistic community? Look no further,...


Join us at the Forest City Gallery Annual General Meeting
Save the date and participate in our upcoming AGM on October 9th. Save the date for the Forest City Gallery AGM on Thursday, October 9th ...


The Fikra House Research Creation Workshop
Saturday September 13th 1-4pm Free Facilitated by: Ola Idris and Ayat Salih Register: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/1661258371509?aff=oddtdtcreator The Fikra House Research Creation Workshop is an immersive learning experience where emerging artists will explore possible ways to the never-ending challenge of how to start an art project. Our answer is through research skills, introspection, and each other. This 3-hour session will employ a circular learning pedagogy to offer in


FCG Pier - Argyle Ribbon Project
September 11 – October 18th Sharmistha Kar, Anindita Chakraborty, and Amsa Yaro Closing Reception - Thursday, October 16th from 5-7pm Exhibition presented in collaboration with Leah Thomas-Gray, the Creative Director of the Argyle BIA. The Argyle Ribbon is a series of 53 painted art panels created by Sharmistha Kar, Anindita Chakraborty and Amsa Yaro that tell the story of the Argyle area of London, Ontario, installed at the Clark House (1903 Avalon St.). As a blue collar


Join us for an upcoming Reading and Art Exhibit
Forest City Gallery Friday, September 12 6 - 8pm Join us at the gallery for a Reading and Art Exhibit on September 12th. Two Canadian authors and an artist—CBC Literary Awards prizewinning writer Joanna Cockerline, author of the new novel Still, Kevin Andrew Heslop, author of The Writing on the Wind's Wall: Dialogues about ‘Medical Assistance in Dying’ , and international multidisciplinary artist Leslie Putnam—are offering a free public reading and art exhibit at Forest City


Les Ramsay - Maritime Minute
Les Ramsay. Dusty Ditch at Dusk , 2024. Oil on upholstery, 14 x 11." Photo by Dennis Ha. Forest City Gallery, 1025 Elias St. September 4 – October 30, 2025 Opening Reception & Artist Talk: Thursday, September 4 th , 5-7pm In Maritime Minute , west coast artist Les Ramsay presents a series of abstract paintings, sculpture, and needlepoint works that meditate on coastal landscapes, fleeting time, and the quiet urgency of environmental change. Drawing from the language of marit


Hear There - ADJD Tripsitter Society at Museum London
Photo via Museum London. Hear Here - Hear There ADJD Tripsitter Society Museum London (421 Ridout St. N) 5:30–7:30 pm Free & All Ages...


FCG Pier – Creating Space Collectively
FCG Pier Creating Space Collectively August 8-16 th Opening reception on Saturday, August 9 th from 5-7pm A photo from the Creating Space...


Annual Juried Exhibition - gdaa-giiwemin by Genevieve Buchanan
gdaa-giiwemin Genevieve Buchanan Forest City Gallery August 8 – 16th Opening Reception: Saturday, August 9th, 5-7pm gdaa-giiwemin by...


Join us for the Forest City Print & Zine Fair!
Mark your Calendars! The Forest City Zine and Print Fair is coming up on Saturday, July 19th from 12 – 5 pm at Forest City Gallery...


Pricing Your Work
Saturday July 26 1-4pm Free Facilitated by: Chrissy Poitras and Kyle Topping Register: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/pricing-your-work-tick...


Artwork Documentation: Where does your image live?
Saturday July 12th 1-4pm Free Facilitated by: Ruth Skinner Register: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/artwork-documentation-where-does-your-im...


Forest City Print & Zine Fair - Call for Artists
Forest City Print & Zine Fair Saturday, July 19th 12-5pm Forest City Gallery, 1025 Elias St. Forest City Gallery is organizing a new...


Forest City Gallery is an OAC Exhibition Assistance Recommender - Apply today!
Are you a Southwestern Ontario artist looking for financial assistance for exhibition presentation costs? Forest City Gallery is a...


Join us for the Toronto Book Launch of 'The Employee'
The Employee, Co-edited by J oshua Schwebel and Lauren Wetmore. Sunday, June 15th 3-5pm Art Metropole Join Joshua Schwebel and Lauren...


Soft Skills during June
Soft Skills for the month of June is: Make a website with Hotglue The Soft Skills for the month of June is focused on building simple...


Community Arts Facilitation Workshop
Saturday June 7th 1-3pm Online via Zoom Free Facilitated by: Pam Lau Register: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/community-arts-facilitation-ti...


Introducing: Soft Skills during May
The Soft Skill for the Month of May is: make your own thaumatrope or ‘wonder turner.’ This 19th century optical toy is often considered...


Postponed: Hear Here - Wonderfully Weird Variety Show
Come check out the next Hear Here performance on May 24th! UPDATE: Tonight's Hear Here is postponed to a later date - Stay tuned!...


OUT OF THE BLUE: how to set up a cyanotype practice on any budget
Saturday May 31st. 1-4pm. free. Facilitated by: Will Maclean a.k.a Blueboy Register: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/out-of-the-blue-how-to-s...


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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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Mar 102 min read


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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