Toooo FUN. Blitz Gallery, with its new Director, Flick artist Angela Kim, organized a hugely successful opening exhibition.
Painting event coming up - made possible by Above Ground Art Supplies - Saturday April 15th. It'll be a blast. Mark the date!
Flick artist Walter Moodie sold two of his three paintings at the Blitz exhibition which runs until Saturday April 15 when we will be having a painting party. Mark your calendar. And drop by 101 Richmond street East to snap up his 3rd painting. Thanks to Above Ground Art Supplies for providing awesome painting materials.
Join us for the opening reception on March 23rd from 6pm-9pm, where you can engage with the artists, explore the exhibition, and celebrate the power of community and connection. Blitz Gallery is thrilled to present "Being and Belonging," a group exhibition in collaboration with Flick the Switch Collective. Featuring the works of thirteen diverse artists, this exhibition explores the complexities of identity, community, and the human desire to connect and belong. In a world that often seeks to divide and separate, these artists invite us to consider what it means to truly belong. Through a variety of mediums, they share their unique perspectives and experiences, inviting us to engage in a dialogue about the power of self-discovery and connection. From...
Sydney Hegele(they/them) is the author of The Pump (Invisible Publishing 2021), winner of the 2022 ReLit Literary Award for Short Fiction and a finalist for the 2022 Trillium Book Award. Their essays have appeared in Catapult and Electric Literature, and have been featured by Lithub, the Poetry Foundation, and Psychology Today. Their novel Bird Suit is forthcoming with Invisible Publishing in Spring 2024, and their essay collection Bad Kids is forthcoming with Invisible in Fall 2025. They live with their husband and French Bulldog on Treaty 13 Land (Toronto, Canada). #sydneyhegele. https://www.sydneyhegele.com
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Patty Zuver: Through painting and experimental photography, Patty Zuver creates immersive environments that contemplate the phenomena of nature- subtle shifts of light through time, the effect of light on water and the changing moods of horizons. In her landscapes she explores ideas of longing, connection to Place and loss of Home. With her images of horizons, she offers up hope and possibility.
Patty’s work has been shown in the US, Canada and England. https://www.pattyzuver.com @pattyzuverart
