November-December Closure

The gallery is currently closed to the public as we are preparing for our annual members' exhibition, SWARM! More information to be announced soon; our opening reception will be Friday, December 11th from 7-9pm. In the meantime, you're gonna want to come out to our third annual Anti-Gala on Saturday, November 21st!

Hamilton Artists Inc.

155 James Street North
Hamilton, Ontario

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Wednesday and Thursday

12-5pm

Friday

12-6pm

Saturday
12–5pm

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A banner for our Anti-Gala 2026. The backround is a saturated royal blue, with light pink clouds, and a purple ground. There are faint stars over top. In large, black, cursive text it says "Anti Gala 2026", with a white glow around the text.

Fundraiser

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Anti-Gala

A bird’s eye view of two white paper rectangular folded publications with red detailing sitting interconnected on a wood bench. The publication on the top reads: to childhood with love, We return in red text, followed by the Arabic and Anishinaabemowin translation of the same title. In black text on the bottom reads: Wanda Nanibush, Essay by Jamelie Hassan. To the right is a red Palestinian textile pattern. The publication underneath features poetry by Wanda, with a similar red Palestinian textile pattern.

News

'We Return' by Wanda Nanibush ~ Publication Request

A photo of a billboard on our Cannon Street wall, the brick behind the billboard is dark blue, and there is a shadow being cast over the billboard. The billboard is by Theo Donovan - "I wonder when sîpîy (ᓰᐲᕀ) named themself, did they finally feel seen" is a mixed media photographic collage billboard that uses a combination of physical drawing, digital manipulation and photography to tell the story of queer connections to the land. A fractal pattern dances across the water."

Exhibition

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I wonder when sîpîy (ᓰᐲᕀ) named themself, did they finally feel seen - Theo Donovan

A close-up of stained glass work by Mary Porter.

Exhibition

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Clusters - Mary Catherine Porter

Ash Milne's billboard, "Bloom", is on a grey brick wall on James Street North, with glass windows to the left of the wall. The billboard is on the right side of the brick wall and in the right side of the photo. It features three colourful, headless figures hugging each other. Flowers bloom from their heads. The background is green grass, with vines painted around the top edges of the painting.

Exhibition

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Bloom - Ash Milne

Yigi Chang's mural, "The Call of Nature". The mural is on the top half of the bathroom walls with tile underneath. There are dogs and cats scattered on a bright green grass lawn.

Exhibition

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I or II - Allison + Cam, Yigi Chang - Curated by Sonali Menezes

Hamilton Artists Inc. empowers artists of all career levels to take risks with their contemporary visual arts practices and present their work in a critical context. Our programs are free and open to everyone.

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