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PAST EXHIBITIONS


FCG Announces New Community Sponsor!
30 September 2023 FCG is pleased to announce the donation of a 24” iMac computer to the gallery by Michael Gibson Gallery. Michael Gibson...


Art Now! Presents: Leith Mahkewa
Art Now! Speaker Series: Leith Mahkewa October 5, 7 PM, Western University Register for the Zoom Webinar. In partnership with the Forest...


New Regionalisms Creative Research Group
Tuesday, October 10th, 7PM at Forest City Gallery The New Regionalisms Creative Research Group aims to bring together artists, writers,...


FCG Session on Grant Writing
Thursday, October 12, 6 to 8:30 PM On site at Forest City Gallery, and online via Zoom If you wish to join this grant-writing session via...


s'entraider
Jamelie Hassan and Ron Benner stand at the juncture near Forest City Gallery's current Old East Village location, April 2023. In their...


Panel: Indigenizing Spaces
October 3, 12 - 2 PM online or at Forest City Gallery The Forest City Gallery and the Office of Indigenous Initiatives at Western are...


Sarah Munro
My body of work combines photomontage and sculpture to investigate pairings and partnerships. I am influenced by Ikebana and its rigid...


Elisabeth Roberts
Artist Handle: Elisabeth (Libby) Roberts Elisabeth (Libby) Roberts is a multi-disciplinary artist and researcher who is fascinated by the...


Rain F. Bloodworth
Rain Fenek Bloodworth (b. 2000, they/them) is a local artist born and raised in Southwestern Ontario. Rain’s work encapsulates their raw...


Ben Benedict
Ben Benedict is a Decorated Veteran and former Boy Scout Leader. He’s also a recognized cultural leader, educator, and social justice...


Sammy Orlowski
Sammy Orlowski is an award-winning cartoonist currently based in London, Ontario. She works in ink, watercolour, collage, and more to...


Hailey Edge
edgehailey@gmail.com Hailey Edge is a community builder and storyteller whose work is centered around creating spaces that uphold...


Artists & Arts Professionals Survey Results are out!
In Summer 2023, Forest City Gallery circulated a survey to our community seeking feedback from artists and arts professionals. This...


Workshop: Indigenous Perspectives in Media
September 26, 3:30 - 6:30 PM at Forest City Gallery The Forest City Gallery and the Office of Indigenous Initiatives at Western are...


what on Earth is holding the loop up
Lauren Chipeur October 21 - November 25, 2023 Opening reception 3-5PM on October 21 what on Earth is holding the loop up* traces the...


Panel: Indigenous Art as Teacher
September 20, 1:30 - 3:30 PM at Forest City Gallery The Forest City Gallery and the Office of Indigenous Initiatives at Western are...


"20/20 Gallery Closes"
Press Release issued by 20/20 Gallery on April 27, 1970: "20/20 Gallery Closes." Image credit: FCG Research Intern Lydia Teeple; FCG...


Sights & Sounds Festival
An Art Party Along Dundas Saturday, August 26th We are excited to welcome you to Sights & Sounds Festival: An Art Party Along Dundas!...


Cancelled - DNA CON at FCG
UPDATE: Dear DNA CON Artist, Vendors, Volunteers & Attendees, It is with great sadness that we are having to notify you that due to...


Femme Art Review 5-Year Anniversary Party & Fundraiser
August 17th, 6-8PM Join us at FCG on Thursday, August 17th from 6-8 pm to celebrate 5 years of art publishing and Femme Art Review's...


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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