Don’t Touch Me combats stereotypes concerning Black womanhood through the multimedia work of Ewuresi Archer, Imani Badillo, MB, Sydney Kay, CHIMI, and Vivica Satterwhite. Combining painting, sculpture, fiber, printmaking, and photography, the exhibition reframes misconceptions about the Black femme experience to highlight the vulnerability, gentleness, and care held within maintaining the right to consent. The […]

Linear Worlds combines the intuitive processes of Elisa Albrecht and Steven Mastroianni to illustrate a surrealist landscape at Waterloo Arts. Elisa Albrecht’s Unearthed series explores the passage of time within a landscape, gathering inspiration from both historical and figurative structures. Working mainly on paper, Albrecht transforms ink blots into ethereal scenes which bridge the gap […]

How Do We Look considers how two artists translate experiences in nature to abstraction. Both Laura Bidwa and Elizabeth A. Emery derive their paintings from breathing, looking around and moving in space outdoors. But even as they both arrive at abstraction, they get there in distinctive ways. Emery finds an organizing structure underneath the seeming […]