It has been another hot week here in the 613, but we’ve made it through and this weekend promises blue skies, sunshine, and some milder weather for us to enjoy. There is also plenty going on this weekend in our great town, so get out there and have some fun! It is the summer, after all!
‘Can’t Touch This’ is a new exhibition on display at Studio Sixty Six until March 9th. Featuring work by Brandon A. Dalmer of Montreal, and new art by local Ottawa artist Michael Schreier, the two are connected by mutual love for digital technology.
It’s the contemporary art gallery we all know and love, but with a brand new team running the show. As of Jan. 1, 2024, Brendan de Montigny is taking over as the new director and owner of Studio Sixty Six.
This week marks the return of one of my favourite summer events: the Grands Feux du Casino Lac-Leamy. And while this means we’re heading towards the end of summer, there’s still plenty to see and do!
Sarah Crookall found that the vibrant photojournalism in the photo exhibit Innocent Bystanders confronts the viewer with not only distant realities but an unsuspecting beauty, presented through bold use of framing, colour, and contrast.
Studio Sixty Six’s latest art exhibition, Constructed Truths, may not seem to agree on what the “truth” is, but that’s because it’s not meant to.
Last Thursday, Studio Sixty Six opened its doors to guests for a Summer Soiree to celebrate reuniting in person and to shine a light on the group exhibition Figure Figure, on display until August 27th.
We’re nearing the end of August, but there’s still plenty of summer to be enjoyed.
The East Coast Series is a new solo exhibition by Mexican Canadian artist Guillermo Trejo. The Series features a collection of prints, created by Trejo during a residency at the Saint Michael Print Studio in St. John’s, NL.
We’ve another fine fall weekend in store for us and more exciting activities than one can cram into a single weekend. We’ll get you started by listing the highlights. Then you’ll have to decide what sounds like the most fun and schedule your time accordingly.
Natalie Bruvels’ MFA grad work is a melding of both her 10 year-old son Tomson’s schooling and her own—so much so that many professors have remarked how this is also Tomson’s MFA.
After a week of hot weather, it feels like we’ve finally hit summer (and with that, I’m sure I’ve jinxed the weather for the long weekend—sorry folks!).
We are under stay-at-home orders for yet another weekend here in Ottawa and, while we are not able to go out on the town like we once were, there are still ways to make the most of the weekend while staying safely indoors or adventuring in the outdoors while remaining close to home.
This week in the Future of Ottawa series, we’re taking a deep dive into Ottawa’s art scene—what it’s like now and where it’s headed. Read on for a guest post from Marisa Gallemit on visual art in Ottawa.
This week in the Future of Ottawa series, we’re taking a deep dive into Ottawa’s art scene—what it’s like now and where it’s headed. Read on for a guest post from Carrie Colton on the future of art galleries in Ottawa. Colton is the gallery principal at Studio Sixty Six.
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