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

This image is the poster for our event "Crit & Chill".

Crit and Chill with Sally McKay

anti gala promo image

Winter Anti-Gala

Past Events

This image is the poster for our event "Crit & Chill".

Crit and Chill with Sally McKay

Banner for the SOPEN workshop on overdose prevention and response.

Overdose Prevention & Response Workshop with SOPEN

This image is the poster for our Life Drawing event.

Life Drawing

This image is the poster for our closing reception on November 1.

Closing Reception: The book of [un]Happiness

This image is the poster for our City Enrichment Fund session.

City Enrichment Fund: "Creation & Presentation for Artists" Info Session

This image is the poster for the spraypaint workshop.

Stirton Tot Lot Community Mural & Introduction to Spray Painting Workshop

This image is the event image for "Hamilton: a guidebook from memory".

Hamilton: a guidebook from memory

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

Fluxus: Experimental Film Festival

Image 1: The image is a poster for the Grant Writing 101 workshop hosted at Hamilton Artists Inc on Saturday, July 27, 1-3pm. It features a purple and yellow gradient and a photo of the facilitator, Hamilton Artists Inc programming director Sanaa Humayun.

Grant Writing 101

The image is an illustrated poster advertising the Fake Ads workshop and zine launch event at Hamilton Artists Inc. The poster shows a yellow wacky waving inflatible tube man waving next to a sandwich board that reads "creative workshop n zine launch". Text beside the man reads "Thursday July 25. 6-8pm. Free. Hamilton Artists Inc. 155 James Street North."

Fake Ads Creative Workshop and Zine Launch w/ Rulito!

A photo of Clear Eyes Collective creating a mural in the courtyard at Hamilton Artists Inc. Text reads "Introduction to Mural and Spraypainting"

Introduction to Mural and Spray Paint w/ Clear Eyes Collective!

The image is a poster advertising the Fluxus Experimental FIlm Festival. The poster is made with a close scan of a piece of 35mm film. On the piece of film is white text that reads "FLUXUS". Directly below the text is an abstract wave pattern made of white and black pixels.

FLUXUS: CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

The image is of the outdoor courtyard at Hamilton Artists Inc.

Wheatpaste Days!

The image is a poster advertising an artist talk at Hamilton Artists Inc. The image is photo of a collection of baseball caps hanged on a white gallery wall. White text in a red circle reads "Carlos Colin Artist Talk. Saturday, June 22, 1-2pm"

Carlos Colín Artist Talk

a poster advertising the "introduction to risograph printing" workshop at Centre3 in partnership with Hamilton Artists Inc. The poster features a risograph photograph, comprised of orange, red, and yellow rectangles overlapping to produce a washed out, faded image. Text reads "Saturday, June 1st. 12-1:30pm and 1:30-3pm at Centre3. 173 James Street North, Hamilton, Ontario"

Introduction to Risograph Printing Workshop

[Image Description: The Image is a graphic poster advertising the rescheduled Introduction to Wheatpaste Workshop at Hamilton Artists Inc. Text reads over a textured wheatpasted poster: "RESCHEDULED. May 25, 2024"]

Introduction to Wheatpaste

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

The image is a graphic poster advertising the Zine Machine launch. Text reads "Watch the Zine Machine Come to Life". April 13, 6pm featuring readings from Jayden Charles, Vania Void, and Birdie Gerhl.

Hamilton Zine Machine Launch + Reading

The image is a photo of Annual general meeting of the Independent Artists Union at Hamilton Artists Inc., Nov. 29, 1987 by Cees van Gemerden. It's a black and white photo which shows a group of artists sitting in a circle on folding chairs in a crowded gallery space.

Annual General Meeting

The image is a graphic advertising the taxes 4 artists, creatives, and freelancers workshop at Hamilton Artists Inc.

Working On It! Taxes for Artists, Creatives, and Freelancers Workshop

A poster for the Gaza Film Screening taking place at Hamilton Artists Inc. The poster features two movie ticket stubs and light yellow text that reads "Gaza Film Screening"

Fundraiser: Gaza Ghetto Film Screening

The image is a poster for the Melanin Night Market event. The poster image is a square with a painted galaxy in beige, teal, and purple star clusters. The galaxy serves as the backdrop for the text of the poster which reads "Melanin Night Market. A Night of BIPOC Art. Vendor Market, Artist Talks, Live DJ. Featuring Dope Chief. Saturday, November 4. 6pm to 10pm. 155 James Street North. Full Vendors and Artists TBA. The poster also features the logos of Hamilton Day, Melanin Market, and Hamilton Artists Inc.

Melanin Night Market

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

The image is a simple graphic advertising the contemporary art bus tour. The graphic features two transport buses. One bus is viewed from the front, and another bus is viewed from it's right side. The front viewed-bus is being boarded by a person in a wheelchair. Underneath the two buses is a simple line of text which reads "contemporary art bus tour". The colours for the bus and person are white and light blue and the colour of the background is a simple dark blue.

Contemporary Art Bus Tour

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