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PAST EXHIBITIONS


Sweetness Through Water: A melancholic yet buoyant reclamation
Image from video installation work, You Can’t Have Honey Without An Onion, 2023, courtesy of Rima Sater and Laura Acosta. FCG is proud to...


Creative Writing Workshop
Image courtesy of Rima Sater and Laura Acosta, from You Can't Have Honey Without An Onion. Hosted by Rima Sater and Laura Acosta Sunday,...


FCG Holiday Closure
On behalf of FCG's Staff and Board of Directors, thank you to our Membership, to our Community Sponsors, donors, and funders, and thank...


YOU CAN’T HAVE HONEY WITHOUT AN ONION
Rima Sater and Laura Acosta January 6 - February 17, 2024 Opening Reception January 6, 7-9PM Creative Writing Workshop January 7, 1-3PM...


Josi Smit's "We Should Be Dancing" reviewed by Centred.ca
Exhibition view of Josi Smit's We Should Be Dancing, on view June 17 - July 29, courtesy of Kenna Robinson at Centred.ca We're delighted...


Hear Here - Thunder Queens & Bonnie Trash
Friday, December 8 at 7PM $10, capacity limited Purchase advanced tickets at FCG or Odyssey Records Thunder Queens (London, ON) have been...


Crit Nights at FCG
Starting Friday, November 10th 4PM - 6PM in the Gallery Call to London artists! Forest City Gallery wants you to come to our upcoming...
FCG Membership votes in 2023-2024 Board of Directors
We're placed to announce that FCG's Membership has voted in its Board of Directors for the 2023-2024 year in its November 7th Annual...
Forest City Gallery echos the call for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza
FCG condemns in the strongest terms any acts of anti-Semitism or Islamophobia, in all forms. Our organization believes that every person...


50th Anniversary Members' Show & Sale, in support of FCG & the Embassy Cultural House
Installation view of the 2023 Members' Show & Sale, with works by (from left) Ben Robinson, Rebecca St. Pierre, Kris Popiolek, Kelly...


Towards Braiding Virtual Tour now available
If you missed visiting the gallery space during Towards Braiding: Dreaming of Anti-colonial Futures in the Forest City, or if you'd like...


2023 Artist's Multiple by Zane Pate
Zane Pate, Make It Stop! October 2023, screen print on paper. Image courtesy of the artist. FCG is proud to announce Make it Stop!, our...


2023 Annual General Meeting
It's that time of year! Forest City Gallery is inviting you to join us for our 2023 Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, November 7th at...


Reilly Knowles
I am at work forging attentive and reciprocal relationships with the ecosystem I inhabit. Connecting deeply with my more-than-human...


Dyeing Workshop with Lauren Chipeur
Onion grown by Lauren Chipeur; strange loop, 2023, steel. Images courtesy of the artist. Saturday, October 21, 1 - 3PM Forest City...


Art Now Artist's Talk by Lauren Chipeur
Studio view image courtesy of Lauren Chipeur. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 7PM on Western Campus Presented in partnership with the Department of...


Katie Wilhelm
Katie Wilhelm, RGD (she/her), is an award-winning Indigenous artist, designer, and consultant based in London, Ontario, Canada. Art Work...


Brenda Fuhrman
I am a visual artist focusing on drawing, painting and print. I currently live, primarily, in London, Ontario but divided my time between...


50th Anniversary Party
Image: The Nihilist Spasm Band in Greg Curnoe's Studio, May 1966. From the Don Vincent Archive, McIntosh Gallery, Western University....


Goldie Rans: FCG's First Manager
Goldie Rans working at the Forest City Gallery, 1974. Photographer unknown (possibly Don Vincent). Image courtesy of Sara Rans. FCG was...


Those in Glass Houses...
Michelle Wilson Forest City Gallery, 1025 Elias St. May 28 – July 23, 2026 Opening Reception: Thursday, May 28, 2026 @ 7–9pm This work began with a family story I could not let go of, and deepened through the act of trying to tell that story to my child. In 1911, my grandfather and great-uncle were sent to Canada as British Home Children—removed from their families at the ages of nine and ten and placed into a system that positioned them as surplus, transforming their bodies
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May 113 min read


Annual Juried Exhibition 24: Feature Award Winner
E Okutan Forest City Gallery, 1025 Elias St. April 16 – May 14, 2026 Opening Reception: Friday, April 17, 2026 @ 7–9pm Engrossed by the animate, biological, and mechanical function of the body, disobedience examines these functions as well as its relational imagery within a non-binary context. The array of mixed-media works establishes ambiguity and discomfort as a key element that invites varied interpretations and visceral reactions. While themes of disgust and decay attemp
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Apr 42 min read
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