Hamilton Artists Inc.

155 James Street North
Hamilton, Ontario

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Wednesday and Thursday

12-5pm

Friday

12-6pm

Saturday
12–5pm

[email protected]
905 529 3355

Exhibitions

Exhibitions

Current and Upcoming Exhibitions

A neon orange tarp that has prints in each corner in shades of yellow, green and blue. There is a blue, rounded symbol in the middle.

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Jiā yóu!: PROCEED WITH CAUTION - Kev Liang

A collection of ceramic works by Solange Roy. They show teacups, teapots, a sugar and creamer all decorated with blue and white icing. The teapot has a blue cherry on top. There are also two pieces of ceramic cake in shades of vanilla.

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have you eaten? - Jayden Charles, Snack Witch Joni Cheung, Natasha Tobias Cliche and Solange Roy

A close-up of stained glass work by Mary Porter.

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Clusters - Mary Catherine Porter

Ash Milne's billboard, "Bloom", is on a grey brick wall on James Street North, with glass windows to the left of the wall. The billboard is on the right side of the brick wall and in the right side of the photo. It features three colourful, headless figures hugging each other. Flowers bloom from their heads. The background is green grass, with vines painted around the top edges of the painting.

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Bloom - Ash Milne

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

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We Return - Wanda Nanibush

Yigi Chang's mural, "The Call of Nature". The mural is on the top half of the bathroom walls with tile underneath. There are dogs and cats scattered on a bright green grass lawn.

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I or II - Allison + Cam, Yigi Chang - Curated by Sonali Menezes

Past Exhibitions

A collection of ceramic works by Solange Roy. They show teacups, teapots, a sugar and creamer all decorated with blue and white icing. The teapot has a blue cherry on top. There are also two pieces of ceramic cake in shades of vanilla.

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have you eaten? - Jayden Charles, Snack Witch Joni Cheung, Natasha Tobias Cliche and Solange Roy

A neon orange tarp that has prints in each corner in shades of yellow, green and blue. There is a blue, rounded symbol in the middle.

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Jiā yóu!: PROCEED WITH CAUTION - Kev Liang

"How much a $$$ cost?" by Deion Squires (2023). A black person is photographed from behind, from their upper back to the top of the back of their head. There's a dim light pointed at the middle-bottom of their right shoulder, and the wall behind them is a dark teal. There are silver coins spaced out evenly, attached to their back, about a couple of centimetres between each coin.

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Hard Black love potions from a golden glass - Deion Squires - Curated by Christina Oyawale and Kelsey Myler

Ash Milne's billboard, "Bloom", is on a grey brick wall on James Street North, with glass windows to the left of the wall. The billboard is on the right side of the brick wall and in the right side of the photo. It features three colourful, headless figures hugging each other. Flowers bloom from their heads. The background is green grass, with vines painted around the top edges of the painting.

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Bloom - Ash Milne

A close-up of stained glass work by Mary Porter.

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Clusters - Mary Catherine Porter

A close-up shot of beaded work, featuring a red flower on the left, a royal blue flower in the lower centre, and a light pink flower on the right. There are deep emerald green beaded leaves with orange details, along with a white background on the piece.

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Ode’imini-giizis: Strawberry Moon - Antoinette Baxter, Hazel Baxter, Denise Baxter, and Albany Sutherland - Curated by Albany Sutherland

A photo from outside of our James Street windows at nighttime, featuring Matt Dampier's 'a remnant, a record' diptych on the windows.

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A remnant, a record - Matt Dampier

This is a photo of 'Dreams to get you through the night'. There is a mobile featuring pulp-made bunnies floating in the middle of the gallery. One painting by Rania Haider is on the left wall, and two paintings by Rania Haider are on the adjacent wall. There's a window with a blue light casting in.

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Dreams to get you through the night - Abby Nowakowski and Rania Haider

This is a photo from our exhibition, Prince Sipihko, Sailor Wapakwiniy. There's a beaver-like creature sitting on a stump surrounded by other stumps in the centre of the room. Red and light blue curtains mask a projection of a video on the far wall.

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Prince Sîpihko, Sailor Wâpakwiniy - Jasmine Piper - Curated by Sanaa Humayun

A floral background with a digital pixelated butterfly over top. Text that says "SWARM" in yellow, blue, pink, green and cyan.

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SWARM 2025 - Annual Members' Exhibition - Various

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.

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

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.

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Queer Newfoundland Hockey League - Lucas Morneau

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

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

Yigi Chang's mural, "The Call of Nature". The mural is on the top half of the bathroom walls with tile underneath. There are dogs and cats scattered on a bright green grass lawn.

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I or II - Allison + Cam, Yigi Chang - Curated by Sonali Menezes

This is the image banner for the exhibition 'Placeholder'.

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Placeholder - adeola egbeyemi, Kyle Joedicke, and Steacy Easton

This is the image for Nicole Levaque's exhibition, 'You and I are Earth'.

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You and I are Earth - Nicole Levaque

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

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We Return - Wanda Nanibush

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.

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TENDER LIKE A BRUISE - Eli Nolet and Ardyn Gibbs

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.

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

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.

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

This is a close-up shot of one of Soudi's pieces, "People Power".

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What Moves Us in the Middle - Sahra Soudi

This is a still from the 16mm film for the exhibition "êpêkiyokêyân (coming to visit)".

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êpêkiyokêyân (coming to visit) - Kiona Callihoo Ligtvoet and Seth Arcand - Curated by Sanaa Humayun

SWARM logo for 2024.

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SWARM 2024 - Annual Members Exhibition - Various

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

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

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