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september
16sepAll Day08octForest GiftsA solo exhibition of work by Janice Brant Kahèhtoktha

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“Forest Gifts” is a Kanyenke’ha’ka (Mohawk) and Annishinabe collaboration of honouring and expressing their relationship with the Tree Nations and their many gifts and generosity
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“Forest Gifts” is a Kanyenke’ha’ka (Mohawk) and Annishinabe collaboration of honouring and expressing their relationship with the Tree Nations and their many gifts and generosity to us as human beings. This exhibit involved the construction of the log mortars and pestles (crafted from donated local sources), and creating stamps to print the log-rings using Walnut Ink. This results in stunning log ring prints that will make you consider your relationship with nature in a way like none other.
Janice Brant Kahèhtoktha is Kanyanke’ha’ka from Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, Ontario, Canada. She sits with the Bear Clan and carries on her family heritage as a dedicated farmer. She is an artist, scholar, educator, and author of Rotinonhsyon:ni language and culture. An actionist for sacred-ecology and seed conservation, she helped to found Ratinenhayenthos “they are farmers of the seed” and the Kenhte:ke Seed Sanctuary & Learning Centre (KSSLC), host to a living seed collection.
On National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (September 30, 2023) Melt Studio Gallery will also display Janice Brant Kahèhtoktha’s piece “Lateral Kindness”.
Janice Brant Kahèhtoktha’s “Forest Gifts” are displayed at Melt Gallery from September 16- October 8th. There will be an opening reception Sept. 23 7-9 pm open to the public, happening at Melt Gallery (located at Base 31). Melt Studio Gallery is located at Base 31 in Picton and is open to the public Thursdays through Sundays, 11-5.
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Time
September 16 (Saturday) - October 8 (Sunday)
Organizer
Melt Studio and Gallery
21sepAll Day15octPaintings by John Gregg

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John Gregg is a graduate of the Royal West of England College of Art. He emigrated to Canada in 1966 where he worked as an
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John Gregg is a graduate of the Royal West of England College of Art. He emigrated to Canada in 1966 where he worked as an Art Director for four years. He formed his own company in 1970. The company operated until 1999, garnering both National and International Design awards throughout the course of its existence. Throughout his professional career, John Gregg has pursued his love of fine art, drawing, and painting. This has resulted in joint exhibitions of his work at the Bristol Museum. Frost and Reed and Hazelton Lanes Galleries with one man shows at the University of Toronto (Erin Mills Campus) and the Post Office Gallery, Oakville. His work is also represented in National and international collections, including a sixteen by eight foot mural in the reception area of the Erco Tenneco group building. His work is equally balanced between portraiture and landscape, and sometimes a combination of both. It falls broadly between expressionism and impressionism.
Painters that have influenced his work include: Kokoschka, Degas, the post-impressionists, as well as British schools of painting indicative of the work of Sutherland, Augustus John, Eardley, Freud, and others of that period.
He works mainly from sketches, water colour notes and photographs for landscapes and model sketches for portraiture.
John Gregg perceives a painting as a crystallization of mood, time, and space.
Come see this solo show of John Gregg’s work at Melt Gallery from September 21-October 15. Please join us for the opening reception on September 23 from 1-4 PM
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Time
September 21 (Thursday) - October 15 (Sunday)
Organizer
Melt Studio and Gallery
29sepAll Day29octSalon des RefusésAlternative Regional Selection of Canadian Portraiture

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Salon des Refusés
Event Details
Salon des Refusés
“Salon des Refusés is used to denote any art exhibition devoted to the display of works rejected by a juried art show.”
In a celebration of portraiture, Canadian Art and our greater community, the Tri-Art Gallery will be showing the works by Kingston and regional artists whose works were not included in the finalist group of the 2023 Kingston Prize. In full support and collaboration with the Kingston Prize, the Salon de Refusés will be taking place concurrently with the Kingston Prize exhibition at the Firehall Theatre in Gananoque from October 6-27.
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Time
September 29 (Friday) - October 29 (Sunday)
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30sepAll Day01octNo.9 Gardens 2023 Eco-Art Exhibition " With the Land"With the Land

Event Details
Agnes and No.9 Gardens co-present With the Land, an exhibition set in the secluded golden fields at No.9 Gardens, 40 minutes outside Kingston. Works emerge in the lush outdoor trails,
Event Details
Agnes and No.9 Gardens co-present With the Land, an exhibition set in the secluded golden fields at No.9 Gardens, 40 minutes outside Kingston. Works emerge in the lush outdoor trails, meandering riverbanks and wildflower fields, including those by Andy Berg, Elaine Chan-Dow, Chaka Chikodzi, Francisco Corbett, Sadiqa de Meijer, Elvira Hufschmid, Alvin Luong, Jill Price and the Along the Way Playgroup [Michelle Bunton, Sebastian De Line, Sadiqa de Meijer, Shelby Lisk, JP Longboat (lead artist), Marney McDiarmid, Andrei Pora, Clelia Scala and Sheldon Traviss]. With the Land is part of the Cloud 9 Electronic Music & Eco Art Festival, a one-of-a-kind youth-led event that aims to promote climate action through music, art and community.
The Exhibition is co-presented by Agnes Etherington Art Centre and No.9 and curated by Sunny Kerr, CUrator of Contemporary Art at Agnes. The Exhibition is open free to the public for self-guided tours Saturday and Sundays 10am-5pm July 29th to October 1st.
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September 30 (Saturday) - October 1 (Sunday)
Organizer
october
16sepAll Day08octForest GiftsA solo exhibition of work by Janice Brant Kahèhtoktha

Event Details
“Forest Gifts” is a Kanyenke’ha’ka (Mohawk) and Annishinabe collaboration of honouring and expressing their relationship with the Tree Nations and their many gifts and generosity
Event Details
“Forest Gifts” is a Kanyenke’ha’ka (Mohawk) and Annishinabe collaboration of honouring and expressing their relationship with the Tree Nations and their many gifts and generosity to us as human beings. This exhibit involved the construction of the log mortars and pestles (crafted from donated local sources), and creating stamps to print the log-rings using Walnut Ink. This results in stunning log ring prints that will make you consider your relationship with nature in a way like none other.
Janice Brant Kahèhtoktha is Kanyanke’ha’ka from Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, Ontario, Canada. She sits with the Bear Clan and carries on her family heritage as a dedicated farmer. She is an artist, scholar, educator, and author of Rotinonhsyon:ni language and culture. An actionist for sacred-ecology and seed conservation, she helped to found Ratinenhayenthos “they are farmers of the seed” and the Kenhte:ke Seed Sanctuary & Learning Centre (KSSLC), host to a living seed collection.
On National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (September 30, 2023) Melt Studio Gallery will also display Janice Brant Kahèhtoktha’s piece “Lateral Kindness”.
Janice Brant Kahèhtoktha’s “Forest Gifts” are displayed at Melt Gallery from September 16- October 8th. There will be an opening reception Sept. 23 7-9 pm open to the public, happening at Melt Gallery (located at Base 31). Melt Studio Gallery is located at Base 31 in Picton and is open to the public Thursdays through Sundays, 11-5.
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Time
September 16 (Saturday) - October 8 (Sunday)
Organizer
Melt Studio and Gallery
21sepAll Day15octPaintings by John Gregg

Event Details
John Gregg is a graduate of the Royal West of England College of Art. He emigrated to Canada in 1966 where he worked as an
Event Details
John Gregg is a graduate of the Royal West of England College of Art. He emigrated to Canada in 1966 where he worked as an Art Director for four years. He formed his own company in 1970. The company operated until 1999, garnering both National and International Design awards throughout the course of its existence. Throughout his professional career, John Gregg has pursued his love of fine art, drawing, and painting. This has resulted in joint exhibitions of his work at the Bristol Museum. Frost and Reed and Hazelton Lanes Galleries with one man shows at the University of Toronto (Erin Mills Campus) and the Post Office Gallery, Oakville. His work is also represented in National and international collections, including a sixteen by eight foot mural in the reception area of the Erco Tenneco group building. His work is equally balanced between portraiture and landscape, and sometimes a combination of both. It falls broadly between expressionism and impressionism.
Painters that have influenced his work include: Kokoschka, Degas, the post-impressionists, as well as British schools of painting indicative of the work of Sutherland, Augustus John, Eardley, Freud, and others of that period.
He works mainly from sketches, water colour notes and photographs for landscapes and model sketches for portraiture.
John Gregg perceives a painting as a crystallization of mood, time, and space.
Come see this solo show of John Gregg’s work at Melt Gallery from September 21-October 15. Please join us for the opening reception on September 23 from 1-4 PM
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Time
September 21 (Thursday) - October 15 (Sunday)
Organizer
Melt Studio and Gallery
29sepAll Day29octSalon des RefusésAlternative Regional Selection of Canadian Portraiture

Event Details
Salon des Refusés
Event Details
Salon des Refusés
“Salon des Refusés is used to denote any art exhibition devoted to the display of works rejected by a juried art show.”
In a celebration of portraiture, Canadian Art and our greater community, the Tri-Art Gallery will be showing the works by Kingston and regional artists whose works were not included in the finalist group of the 2023 Kingston Prize. In full support and collaboration with the Kingston Prize, the Salon de Refusés will be taking place concurrently with the Kingston Prize exhibition at the Firehall Theatre in Gananoque from October 6-27.
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Time
September 29 (Friday) - October 29 (Sunday)
Organizer
30sepAll Day01octNo.9 Gardens 2023 Eco-Art Exhibition " With the Land"With the Land

Event Details
Agnes and No.9 Gardens co-present With the Land, an exhibition set in the secluded golden fields at No.9 Gardens, 40 minutes outside Kingston. Works emerge in the lush outdoor trails,
Event Details
Agnes and No.9 Gardens co-present With the Land, an exhibition set in the secluded golden fields at No.9 Gardens, 40 minutes outside Kingston. Works emerge in the lush outdoor trails, meandering riverbanks and wildflower fields, including those by Andy Berg, Elaine Chan-Dow, Chaka Chikodzi, Francisco Corbett, Sadiqa de Meijer, Elvira Hufschmid, Alvin Luong, Jill Price and the Along the Way Playgroup [Michelle Bunton, Sebastian De Line, Sadiqa de Meijer, Shelby Lisk, JP Longboat (lead artist), Marney McDiarmid, Andrei Pora, Clelia Scala and Sheldon Traviss]. With the Land is part of the Cloud 9 Electronic Music & Eco Art Festival, a one-of-a-kind youth-led event that aims to promote climate action through music, art and community.
The Exhibition is co-presented by Agnes Etherington Art Centre and No.9 and curated by Sunny Kerr, CUrator of Contemporary Art at Agnes. The Exhibition is open free to the public for self-guided tours Saturday and Sundays 10am-5pm July 29th to October 1st.
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Time
September 30 (Saturday) - October 1 (Sunday)
Organizer
Time
7 (Saturday) 1:00 am - 28 (Saturday) 1:00 am
Location
Window Art Gallery at Kingston School of Art
647A Princess st.
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07octAll Day08No.9 Gardens 2023 Eco-Art Exhibition " With the Land"With the Land

Event Details
Agnes and No.9 Gardens co-present With the Land, an exhibition set in the secluded golden fields at No.9 Gardens, 40 minutes outside Kingston. Works emerge in the lush outdoor trails,
Event Details
Agnes and No.9 Gardens co-present With the Land, an exhibition set in the secluded golden fields at No.9 Gardens, 40 minutes outside Kingston. Works emerge in the lush outdoor trails, meandering riverbanks and wildflower fields, including those by Andy Berg, Elaine Chan-Dow, Chaka Chikodzi, Francisco Corbett, Sadiqa de Meijer, Elvira Hufschmid, Alvin Luong, Jill Price and the Along the Way Playgroup [Michelle Bunton, Sebastian De Line, Sadiqa de Meijer, Shelby Lisk, JP Longboat (lead artist), Marney McDiarmid, Andrei Pora, Clelia Scala and Sheldon Traviss]. With the Land is part of the Cloud 9 Electronic Music & Eco Art Festival, a one-of-a-kind youth-led event that aims to promote climate action through music, art and community.
The Exhibition is co-presented by Agnes Etherington Art Centre and No.9 and curated by Sunny Kerr, CUrator of Contemporary Art at Agnes. The Exhibition is open free to the public for self-guided tours Saturday and Sundays 10am-5pm July 29th to October 1st.
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Time
october 7 (Saturday) - 8 (Sunday)
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Time
(Saturday) 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Location
Window Art Gallery at Kingston School of Art
647A Princess st.
Organizer
13octAll Day15Kingston Square Foot Show

Event Details
Kingston Square Foot Show is an Artist-run event that aims to promote
Event Details
Kingston Square Foot Show is an Artist-run event that aims to promote (primarily) local artists and connect them with budding and seasoned collectors in a welcoming high-energy atmosphere.
We’ll also be peppering-in Artists from coast to coast so there’s always something new to discover.
New to collecting art?
Because all work is 12×12″ it’s a great event to find a seed piece for your personal gallery that will no doubt grow over time!
Seasoned Collector?
We know art is addictive and you always have space for “just one more” little gem.
Have your chance to purchase work before it goes online on October 14th!
In person:
- Friday, October 13th 6-10 pm
- Saturday 10-7 pm
- Sunday 10-5 pm
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october 13 (Friday) - 15 (Sunday)
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The Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts and the Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning have partnered to present Art For All, a balloted
Event Details
The Isabel Bader
Centre for the Performing Arts and the Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning
have partnered to present Art For All, a balloted auction on all forms of art.
This event will share the incredible works of art in numerous forms with the
community and raise funds for both collaborative programming at the Isabel and
the Tett and support the artists directly.
The exhibit
will be open for viewing and balloting in the Art and Media Lab at the Isabel from
October 10-14 from 10am – 4pm. The final draw event will be held October 15, beginning
at 7pm at the Isabel. Ballots will be drawn for each piece to see who will have
the honour of purchasing.
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Time
(Saturday) 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm