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Apply to Join an Inc. Committee Our committees are always looking for new members to help with our projects and programs! You do not need to be a board member to join a committee. If you are interested in joining one of the committees listed below, please email a letter of intent to board@theinc.ca Your letter will be forwarded to the...
Read moreGet Involved as a Volunteer!
Volunteer Opportunities with the Inc. Volunteering at the Inc. is a great way to gain hands on experience in a gallery setting, support your cultural community and meet local artists. Interested in joining in but don’t want to sit on the board or a committee? Here are some more opportunities, please reach out to the specific contacts listed below....
Read moreVISUAL | VOCAL
VISUAL | VOCAL Wednesday, August 1 from 7-9 pm Please join us Wednesday, August 1, from 7-9 pm for an evening of spoken word poetry by Six Nations artist Kahsenniyo Tahnee Williams. Enjoy an evening performance in our ArcelorMittal Dofasco Courtyard followed by a publication launch, celebrating the conclusion of the exhibition idual, curated by Chelsea Brant. An evening...
Read moreCall for Submissions: Photophobia Contemporary Moving Image Festival
Photophobia Contemporary Moving Image Festival Established in 1999, Photophobia was Hamilton’s first film and video festival dedicated to the development of experimental time-based media at a time when there were no such platforms in the Hamilton community. Not confined by restrictions or themes, Photophobia is a free, two-part screening series presented under the cover of night in the Irving...
Read moreArtist Talk and Publication Launch: Shake-n-Make
Domestic Brew: Craft Beer Garden is on view on our Cannon Project Wall until May 20, 2018. The installation is now accompanied by a free publication with a critical essay by Stephanie Vegh. Join us on April 18 for an artist talk and publication launch with members of Shake-n-Make . Free, all are welcome! Domestic Brew: Craft Beer Garden...
Read moreOpen Studio and Artist Talk: Kristina Durka
Open Studio and Artist Talk: Kristina Durka Wednesday, March 21, 7:00 – 9:00 pm Location: Cotton Factory (270 Sherman Ave N.) Storehouse Building, Studio 236 Hamilton Artists Inc. is pleased to present an Open Studio and Artist Talk with emerging Hamilton-based artist Kristina Durka. Kristina is a recipient of the 2017 Ignition Award for Distinction in the McMaster Studio...
Read moreFor Immediate Release: Hamilton Artists Inc. Announces Staffing Changes
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Hamilton, March 2, 2018: Hamilton Artists Inc. congratulates Caitlin Sutherland on new position and welcomes Abedar Kamgari as Interim Programming Coordinator. Hamilton Artists Inc. congratulates outgoing Programming Director Caitlin Sutherland on her new role at Blackwood Gallery. Caitlin has worked at the Inc. for over five years where she curated exhibitions, developed extensive programming, and coordinated...
Read moreSWARM: Annual Members Exhibition & Annual General Meeting
SWARM: Annual Members Exhibition November 25, 2017 – January 13, 2018 Drop off: November 15 – 18, 12:00-5:00 pm Opening Reception: November 25th, 7:30 -11:00 pm Hamilton Artists Inc. is pleased to invite you, our members, to participate in our annual Members Exhibition, SWARM! Open to the Inc.’s members, this exhibition showcases your original work to the city, representing the richness and diversity of artistic...
Read moreCall for Fall Craft Mart Submissions
Hamilton Artists Inc. is excited to announce our annual fall Craft Mart* that will be taking place November 10th and 11th 2017. Since its launch in 2013, Craft Mart* has grown into a community-building event that brings a carefully curated collection of independently produced Canada Art, Craft + Design to the people of Hamilton. We are calling all artists, artisans and...
Read moreThe Problem of Diversity in Hamilton Arts: A Workshop for Action and Social Change!
In 2011, articule, an artist-run centre in Montreal, created the Fabulous Committee in order to develop anti-oppression strategies that would make the centre more inclusive, especially of racialized artists, both at the level of programming and internally (members, Board of Directors, staff). Today, a significant portion of articule’s programs feature artists from marginalized communities; a larger number of...
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