Hamilton Artists Inc.

Hamilton Artists Inc.

155 James Street North
Hamilton, Ontario

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Wednesday and Thursday 
12-5pm

Friday 
12-6pm

Saturday
12–5pm

info@theinc.ca
905 529 3355

Events

Upcoming Events

Two people dance in a dark room, illuminated by a green yellow and red abstract projection. They have their heads bent near one another in the centre of the image, their arms flailing outwards.

pb & jam (presence, body & jam) with retrogade: dance in motion

a grainy two tone (black and purple) image of people dancing with the overlaid text: safety in dance and club culture

Safety in Dance and Club Culture

Past Events

A grainy two tone green and black graphic of people dancing with the over laid text: Party Building, Party Building

Party Building

A colourful graphic with the typed words: By Any Medium Necessary, a panel discussion. The background is an abstract painting resembling a patchwork of colours and shapes.

By Any Medium Necessary

This is a photo of some of the artwork from our 2023 SWARM exhibition.

SWARM 2024 Opening Reception

The image is a poster advertising the "Space for Artists" panel discussion event at Hamilton Artists Inc. A photo of an art installation featuring paper and metal sculptures serves as the main image. Text over the photo reads "Space for artists on the cost of living crisis and disappearing space with exhibiting artist Sangmin Lee and Ariel Bader-Shamai and Sahra Soudi. April 25. 6-7:30pm. 155 James Street North."

Space for Artists: Panel Discussion

Carly’s zine laying on top of Birdie’s quilt. The zine is black and white, with an illustration of three weirdos sitting around a table on the cover. Below them, it says: “helping your friends who sometimes wanna die maybe not die.” The quilt is made from complicated things: fabric with cut up maple leaves, an ex-girlfriend’s t-shirt, your grandma’s pajamas. A big embroidered daisy sits right under one corner of the zine.

Carly Boyce Q&A: Suicide Intervention for Weirdos, Freaks, and Queers

Installation detail view of the exhibition who's your dadi? featuring a painting on a bright mustard yellow wallpapered wall

Opening reception: "Who's Your Dadi?"

people look at two paintings on a white wall

Opening Reception: "Table, Manors" & "Inner Dialogue"

A man holds up his hands with his first fingers and thumbs extended and looks back at the camera. He has a rolled up piece of paper in his right hand

Luther Konadu: Camerawork

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