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

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A rectangular green, purple and black graphic with the text: I Never See You At the Club. 8 figures engaging in various activities from DJ-ing to dancing to stretching appear in the bottom of the graphic.

Exhibition

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Why Do I Never See You At The Club - Places - A Hamilton Radio-DJ Collective

a sculptural installation in the corner of two walls, lit by pink and blue light featuring grey cinder blocks, two monitors and a panel of chainlink fencing.

Exhibition

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TENDER LIKE A BRUISE - Eli Nolet and Ardyn Gibbs

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

Panel discussion

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Party Building

Three pairs of hands touch a CDJ sitting on some green grass.

Workshop

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How to use CDJs

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.

Workshop

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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

Panel discussion

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Safety in Dance and Club Culture

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

The image is a wheatpaste installation called "Connection" by the artist Cruz. The work is a series of photos printed in greyscale on poster paper. The photos depict a pair of arms reaching out for an embrace, with each poster representing a new progression of the motion.

Exhibition

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Connection & I literally love everything and everyone - Cruz, Lorraine Postma

This image is a photo of Ardyn Gibbs' addition to Ris Wong's mural on our Cannon Project Wall.

Exhibition

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To be soft is not to be weak. To be soft is to be resilient. - Ardyn Gibbs

A rectangular purple and blue illustrated banner installed on a gray brick wall on the exterior of Hamilton Artists Inc. The banner is a drawn depiction of blue-coloured vines with thorns intertwined with each other across a wide background of a purple gradient. The vines have light blue highlights and flowers and smaller slender stems are interspersed amongst the coils of the vines. The text “Trans Lives are Sacred'' and “Trans Joy is Sacred” is nestled between the vines in the middle of the illustration.

Exhibition

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Trans Lives are Sacred - Ris Wong

This is a photo of a person wearing several fanny packs.

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Fanny Pack

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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