Remote Gallery Art Market + Exhibition - Sat. June 7, 1-6pm
Remote Gallery Art Market + Exhibition - Sat. June 7, 1-6pm
Read MoreRemote Gallery Expands: More Space, Flexibility & Opportunity for Artists
Remote Gallery Expands: More Space, Flexibility & Opportunity for Artists
Read MoreAkin Space Award Winner Kseniya Tsoy and special guest Robot Caffeine at Remote Gallery
Join artist and Akin Space Award Winner, Kseniya Tsoy as she presents her debut book—written and illustrated to share the wonders of Uzbekistan, her first home.
Read MoreBring your creative vision to life at Remote Gallery this winter with extended 2024 pricing!
At Remote Gallery, our 2024 pricing is available through February 2025! Centrally-located at 568 Richmond Street West, Remote is perfect for your winter pop-up, art market, exhibition, or holiday gathering. The gallery is a 300 sqft, street level venue with gallery lighting, floor to ceiling windows, polished concrete floors and occupancy for up to 40 guests.
Why Now?
Reserve your dates in December,January and February to lock in our current pricing before it increases in March 2025. Akin members enjoy an additional 10% off December rentals!
Currently Available Dates:
December 2-4, 8-9, 16-31
January 1-22
February 1-19
Create memorable moments in a space built for art and community! For bookings and more details, reach us at gallery@akincollective.com
Image Description: a photograph of Remote Gallery with bright light coming through the window. The space is empty with dark floors and bright white walls. Overtop of the photo is decorative snowflake drawings around the corners.
Get in touch to reserve your dates and start planning!
Image Description for the images above: a slideshow showing 5 photos of Remote Gallery in various configurations including set ups with tables and chairs, an exhibition with people in attendance throughout the space, and installations with various artwork and objects on the walls and in the space.
Lana Yuan, Whispers of CHAOS, Sept. 20 to Oct. 1, Remote Gallery
Lana Yuan, Whispers of CHAOS
September 20 to October 1
Remote Gallery, 568 Richmond Street West
Opening Reception:
Sunday September 22: (2:00-6:00pm)
Daily viewing hours from Sep 20 to Oct 1:
Monday to Friday (8:30 pm to 11:30pm)
Saturday & Sunday (9:00am to 8:00pm)
Whisperers of Chaos is an exploration of the delicate interplay between order and chaos, as well as the lingering echoes of childhood nostalgia.
Drawing from her own childhood experiences, Lana Yuan navigates the decayed and abandoned spaces where her imagination once thrived. These spaces, now standing as metaphors for the untouched facets of the psyche, reflect the transient nature of human existence and the shifting socio-political dynamics of urban environments. Through the use of plaster, found objects, and steel tubes, each sculpture encapsulates the essence of these forgotten places. Each piece serves as a vessel for uncovering hidden narratives, revealing the inherent beauty that lies within vulnerability and disorder.
Learn more about Lana’s work at www.lanajyuan.work and @ Lana_yuan
Lana is a 2023 Space Award Winner. this award is a partnership between Toronto Arts Foundation, Neighbourhood Arts Network and Akin. This award focuses on providing affordable shared studio and/or exhibition space to newcomer professional artists who are past recipients of our Newcomer Arts Access Award (formerly known as RBC Arts Access Award). This award not only provides funding and space essential for professional artists to grow their practice, but also supports artists in growing their network through the shared studio space model.
Special thanks for the support from:Government of Ontario @ongov
Kristyn Wong-Tam, MPP Toronto Centre @kristynwongtam
Ontario Arts Council @ontarioartscouncil
Akin Projects @akinprojects
Toronto Arts Foundation @torontoartsfoundation
Neighbourhood Arts Network @neighbourhoodarts
Remote Gallery, 568 Richmond Street West
Azadeh Pirazimian, Unheards, Aug. 30 - Sept. 1, Remote Gallery
Azadeh Pirazimian, Unheards
Aug 30 - Sept 1
Remote Gallery, 568 Richmond St W
Opening Reception: Sat. Aug. 31: 6-9pm
Fri. Aug. 30: 4-9pm
Sat. Aug. 31: 11am-9pm
Sun. Sept. 1: 11am-7pm
Image Description: The artist is pictured sitting on a wooden floor in the corner, holding one of her clay creations with more at her feet. The walls behid her are covers by large panels of paper with her large scale drawings. The following words are displayed “Azadeh Pirazimian, 2023 Space Award Winner” At the bottom the following logos appear “Akin, Toronto Arts Fundation and Neighbourhood Arts Network”
Azadeh is a 2023 Space Award Winner. this award is a partnership between Toronto Arts Foundation, Neighbourhood Arts Network and Akin. This award focuses on providing affordable shared studio and/or exhibition space to newcomer professional artists who are past recipients of our Newcomer Arts Access Award (formerly known as RBC Arts Access Award). This award not only provides funding and space essential for professional artists to grow their practice, but also supports artists in growing their network through the shared studio space model.
Azadeh Pirazimian is a multidisciplinary artist, art educator based in Toronto and former lecturer in Iran. With a passion for exploring themes of self-expression, communication, daily resistance, through diverse media, including drawing, painting, photography, performance, and sculpture. Her methodology has been consistent throughout her career, resulting in her own distinctive visual language.
Over the years, Azadeh has showcased her works at multiple exhibitions in Iran, Canada, and the Netherlands. Her art in Canada has received recognition through the Newcomer Artists Mentorship Grant and RBC Space Awards.
Azadeh holds a bachelor's degree in painting and a master's in visual communication. In the fall of 2023, Azadeh will pursue her MFA at University of Waterloo, where she can develop her artistic skills further.
View more of her work at www.azadehpirazimian.com/ and @azadeh_pirazimian
Remote Gallery, 568 Richmond St W
Image Description: Background image of graphic squiggles and shapes in pastel colours around the border with white in the middle. The words: “HUMAN PARTY, Participatory Art Experience for Everyone” Dates and Location listed below in copy.
Kseniya Tsoy, Human Party at Remote Gallery
Take part in this unprecedented participatory art experience to discover and experiment with different art materials and techniques, make art (obviously!) and be part of the art show you’ll create along with anyone who joins. What will you make? ;)
All ages and abilities are welcome, and folks with no art experience are especially encouraged to join!
Facilitated by Toronto-based community engaged artist Kseniya Tsoy @ktsoy.art
Days and Times:
Aug 12 - 14: Drop-In Artmaking, 4-6pm
Aug 15: Final Show & Party, 4-7pm
“I am very grateful for the Space Award. Having access to a venue like Remote Gallery where I could test my ideas, bring people together and showcase art is huge and very much appreciated.”
Kseniya is a 2023 Space Award Winner. The Newcomer Space Award is a partnership between Toronto Arts Foundation’s Neighbourhood Arts Network and Akin. This award focuses on providing affordable shared studio and/or exhibition space to newcomer professional artists who are past recipients of our Newcomer Arts Access Award (formerly known as RBC Arts Access Award). This award not only provides funding and space essential for professional artists to grow their practice, but also supports artists in growing their network through the shared studio space model.
Remote Gallery, 568 Richmond St W
Get to know Remote Gallery! Open House July 17, 5-8pm
Join us at Remote Gallery on Wednesday July 17, located at 568 Richmond Street West, from 5 to 8pm for an Open House event. During this event, artists and creative folks interested in learning more about the space can meet Remote Gallery’s Manager, Renato Baldin and learn about the potential of the space, discuss tips for setting up exhibitions, available dates, and how to bring your ideas to life.
Remote Gallery Manager, Renato Baldin
Remote Gallery is Akin’s dedicated exhibition and programming space. It provides opportunities for artists and members of the public to rent financially-accessible space for various types of programming.
Our versatile venue is open for single or multi-day rentals, accommodating workshops, presentations, meetings, community events, exhibitions, performances and various artistic programs. We are currently offering a 15% discount on bookings for rental dates from now until the end of August 2024.
Students and 2024 graduates of the following institutions are eligible for a 20% discount on bookings for rental dates from now until the end of August 2024: Academy of Realist Art, Centennial College, George Brown College, Humber College, OCADU, Seneca College, Sheridan College, Toronto School of Art, Toronto Metropolitan University, University of Toronto and York University.
Please join us for the Open House event on July 17th and share with artists who might be interested.
No registration necessary, drop-ins welcome. See you there!
In the meantime - check out www.akincollective.com/remote for gallery details.
Click here for all Remote Gallery Accessibility information
Remote Gallery, 568 Richmond Street West
HELIO EUDORO, Invisible at Remote Gallery
Helio Eudoro
Invisible
May 23 - June 2 at Remote Gallery
Image Description: A colour photograph of a person holding a large bundle of balloons obfuscating their face. They are standing on small rocks next to a large bolder by a body of water with trees and a sailboat in the background.
Solo Exhibition and Book Launch
Opening Reception: Thursday May 23, 6 - 9pm
Gallery Hours: Mon - Sun: 10am - 6pm
Invisible is a photographic visual essay by Helio Eudoro. Through self-portraiture and collaborations, the artist explores the complex layers of visibility and forms of cultural exclusion through the lens of sexuality, body image, diaspora and aging.
Helio Eudoro is a Brazilian-Canadian multidisciplinary artist based in Toronto. He holds a BFA (Hons.) in Sculpture and Installation from OCAD University (2022). His work explores the intersection of identity, gender, sexuality, diaspora, and aging. Eudoro's art investigates themes of possessions, waste, and the cycle of mindless ownership, seeking to spark dialogues that challenge our understanding of body and identities, as well as material systems and their impact on consumption and disposal habits. He has received several grants and awards, including the 2022 OCADU Carmen Lamanna Award and the 2020 RBC Newcomer Arts Award. Eudoro's artwork has been exhibited in galleries and museums across Canada and Brazil, including the Art Museum at the University of Toronto in 2023 and ArtworxTO in 2022. His art is featured in collections such as the Museu de Arte Moderna da Bahia and the Museu de Arte Contemporânea of Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil.
Helio is a 2023 Space Award Winner. The Newcomer Space Award is a partnership between Toronto Arts Foundation’s Neighbourhood Arts Network and Akin. This award focuses on providing affordable shared studio and/or exhibition space to newcomer professional artists who are past recipients of our Newcomer Arts Access Award (formerly known as RBC Arts Access Award). This award not only provides funding and space essential for professional artists to grow their practice, but also supports artists in growing their network through the shared studio space model.
Learn more about Helio’s work at @helioeudoro, @nada_is_nothing and helio-eudoro.format.com
Remote Gallery, 568 Richmond St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1Y9
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The Newcomer Space Award is made possible with the support of RBC.
Image Description: Illustration of a human wearing a pink scarf on their head under a textured background of light blues. The following text lives on a solid chartreuse rectangle. Being Scene MAR 30 - APR 19 Remote Gallery, APR 5 - MAY 3 Workman Arts Offsite Artscape Youngplace, MAR 25 - APR 20 Workman Arts & Tangled Art + Disability Artist in Residence Exhibition
23rd Annual Being Scene Exhibition
The Being Scene Annual Juried Exhibition serves as a platform to showcase the rich and varied talent within the Workman Arts community. We aim to continue brightening the city with our diverse and inclusive exhibition. This annual event is a celebration of creativity that contributes to and fosters a sense of belonging within the broader cultural landscape.
This year, the Being Scene exhibition will be held at two locations: Remote Gallery, opening Saturday, March 30, and Workman Arts’ offsite location at Artscape Youngplace, opening Friday, April 5. These springtime exhibitions will display over thirty juried artworks selected by Aidan Cowling (The Blackwood Gallery), Heidi Persaud (Tangled Art + Disability), and Jesse King (Art Gallery of Ontario).
Days and Times Open to the Public:
March 30 - April 19
Wednesdays to Sundays, 12-5 PM (closed Mar. 31)
Opening Reception:
March 30, 5-8 PM, Remote Gallery, 568 Richmond St. W.
Image Description: Illustration of a human wearing a pink scarf on their head under a textured background of light blues. The following text lives on a solid chartreuse rectangle. OPENING RECEPTION: Sat. Mar. 30, Remote Gallery, 568 Richmond Street W. Toronto, ON M5V 1Y9
Participating Authors/Artists:
Áine Belton
Adi Amit
Anna Camilleri
Cassandra Chassi
E. Franklin
Grigio Liu
Ica Pas
Jace Traz
Lorette C. Luzajic
Ronald Berberich
Serena McCarroll
Shannon Taylor-Jones
Stephanie Avery
Remote Gallery, 568 Richmond Street W. Toronto, ON M5V 1Y9
End of Summer 2023 Wrap-up!
As the vibrant hues of summer begin to fade, we find ourselves reflecting on the exhibitions that took place in Remote Gallery during these past few months. We extend our appreciation to all who ventured through our doors to immerse themselves into the work. Akin thanks all of the artists and our partners, the Neighborhood Arts Network, Toronto Arts Foundation, and Pride Toronto. As we bid adieu to summer's warmth, we eagerly anticipate the arrival of autumn, brimming with renewed enthusiasm for the artistic journeys that lie ahead.
May 24 - June 10
Renato Baldin, Narcissus, Pride Toronto Affiliate
Photo Credits: Renato Baldin
Enas Satir in the Vitrine Gallery (Month of June), A State of Chaos
Video of Artist Enas Satir setting up the Vitrine
June 17 - 25
Naghmeh Ghasemzadeh, aka NAG (Space Award Winner), Art Exhibition
Photo Credits: Naghmeh Ghasemzadeh
June 29 - July 2
Gizem Candan (Space Award Winner), Resonance of a Deep Ground
Photo Credits: Gizem Candan
July 6 - 13
Yannis Lobaina (Space Award Winner), Catch and Release
Photo Credits: Yannis Lobaina
July 15 - 16
IN THE MIDDLE
Curated by: Amina Boufennara, Habiba Raouf and Sara Abulkarim (Career Launcher Award Winner)
Artists: Amina Boufennara, Amnna Attia, Ayan Melikli, Christina Hajjar, Edriss Sydeqi, Özge Dilan Arslan, Pamela Andonian (Ch!K P), Qudsia Hussain, Rabiyah Sagheer, Sara Ghaben and Sara Abulkarim
Photo Credits: Sara Abulkarim
July 21 - 27
Elsa Hashemi (Space Award Winner), The White Cave
Photo Credits: Elsa Hashemi
August 5 - 6
Sara Abulkarim (Career Launcher Award Winner), Where Have You Been?
Photo Credits: Sara Abulkarim