Location: 44 Gaukel St, Kitchener, Ontario
Reach the gallery:
by the Ion and exit at the Victoria Station
there is 2 hour free parking on Joseph St by the Victoria Park entrance before 5 PM
The show must go on, so come for tea, hot chocolate and cookies on Saturday February 22!
2 to 5 PM at 44 Gaukel St, Kitchener, main floor
Artists showing: Brigitte Huber, Harry Kooy, Anne Williamson, Salome Perez, Anne Schott, Pavrita Parameshwaran, Megha Birmiwal, Deb Flynn, Andrea Filiatrault, Michael ManChoi Chow
Small artworks from 10 local artists representing both our collective and our friends from Kitchener-Waterloo Society of Artists!
It is a beautiful little show with something for everyone. Come to see or to buy! All artworks $200 and less!
Other viewing opportunities: (more may be added)
Sunday Feb 23 - 2 to 5 PM
Thursday Feb 27 - 4 to 7 PM
Friday February 28 - 4 to 7 PM
Or by appointment :)
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We acknowledge that we live and work on the traditional territory of the Attawandaron (Neutral), Anishinaabeg and Haudenosaunee peoples. Grand River Artist Collective and its membership is situated on the Haldimand Tract, the land promised to the Six Nations that includes ten kilometers on each side of the Grand River. The land we occupy has a rich artistic history that we acknowledge to have existed for thousands of years among Indigenous communities before the arrival of colonizers and settlers. That artistic practice continues to be created, performed and evolved by Indigenous people in this territory which adds to our community’s understanding and appreciation for the land we are on, the people who are still here, and the environment around us. For that, we are thankful.