Hamilton Artists Inc.

155 James Street North
Hamilton, Ontario

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Wednesday and Thursday

12-5pm

Friday

12-6pm

Saturday
12–5pm

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Exhibitions

Exhibitions

Current and Upcoming Exhibitions

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 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

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

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 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

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.

Exhibition

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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 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

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

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 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 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 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

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

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

This image is artwork from Ravinder Ruprai's exhibition, "The Gold Boxes".

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The Gold Boxes - Ravinder Ruprai

This image is the exhibition banner for Olivia Shortt's exhibition, "The book of [un]happiness". The image shows 3 multicoloured crows overlayed on top of a purple and blue background.

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The book of [un]Happiness - Olivia Shortt

This image is artwork from Sal Shivji's exhibition, "Sent from a Distant Party".

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Sent from a Distant Party - Sal Shivji

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.

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Trans Lives are Sacred - Ris Wong

The image is a photo of the installation view of the work "Festivities on Sunny Days" by Carlos Colín. The work features five sets of rectangular plastic hanging flags on lines. The flags are red, pink, purple, and blue. Each flag has pieces cut from them to create a floating stencil effect, where negative space creates and image. Each flag is transformed into a window-like structure with various fruit, with a word beneath. The words used for the flags are "Tierra", "Dignidad", "Resistencia", and "Justicia"

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Little México - Carlos Colín

The image is a crop of the work [] by []. The work is a mixed media collage featuring red oil pastel drawings of rock-bodied beings with simple gold crowns. Images of children are collaged above the figures.

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Out of Sight - Bethany Kenyon, Catherine Mellinger, Claire Anderson

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.

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

The image is a poster for the exhibition "won't you rage with us?" The poster features the title of the exhibition along with the names of the artists; Miles Obilo, Nala Ismacil, Sage and Venus Underhill. The text is in a white sans-serif font with a grey outline.

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Won't you rage with us? - Curated by Venus Underhill - Miles Obilo, Nala Ismacil, Sage

The image is a photo of an installation by the artist Sangmin Lee. The installation is a collection of wooden frames, typically used in construction, positioned within an open gallery space. Each structure is positioned around a series of objects made of delecate materials, from porcelain vases to paper mache sculptures.

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Still Lives in Transition - Sangmin Lee

a photo of the painting "Victory Soaring Above Tyranny" by Ibrahim Abusitta. The painting is a minimalist rendering of a drone below a white bird. At the top and bottom of the canvas are two simple face outlines in profile. The painting is black and white

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Victory Soaring Above Tyranny - Ibrahim Abusitta

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