Hamilton Artists Inc.

155 James Street North
Hamilton, Ontario

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A crocheted hockey jersey for Morneau's exhibit, "Queer Newfoundland Hockey League". It is crocheted with yellow as the dominant team colour, with white and blue stripe accents on the sleeves and the body. The team crest says "Dildo Dykes" in a blue circle in the middle of the jersey.

Exhibition

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Queer Newfoundland Hockey League - Lucas Morneau

This is an image of the Hundred Dollar Gallery that was located on James Street North, and the photo was taken some time in the 2010s. The photo was taken from outside of the window, looking inwards at people who are chatting amongst themselves in the space. There is a large blue "$" sign on the top part of the window, and the window also says "hundreddollargallery" twice in blue text.

Exhibition

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Hundred Dollar Gallery 10th Anniversary Edition - Andrew McPhail and Stephen Altena

This image is the display poster for the Fluxus Experimental Film Festival.

Program

Fluxus Experimental Film Festival

This image is the graphic for our OAC Exhibition Assistance call for applications for the 2025-2026 program year.

Program

OAC Exhibition Assistance

This is the window exhibition, 'Didn't you say you had been here?' featuring works by Carmella Dolmer and Paul Seaton.

Exhibition

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Didn’t you say you’d been here before? - Carmella Dolmer and Paul Seaton - Curated by Paige Paton

This image is the billboard for Wanda Nanabush's 'We Return', on the Cannon Project Wall from June 20, 2025 to June 20, 2026.

Exhibition

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We Return - Wanda Nanibush

a colourful rectangular mural sits on the external grey brick wall of the Inc's building. The mural has abstract shapes and the text: we need each other now, we needed each other yesterday, we'll need each other tomorrow.

Exhibition

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WE NEED EACH OTHER NOW, WE NEEDED EACH OTHER YESTERDAY - Sahra Soudi

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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