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Current Exhibition

Latcham Art Centre – 2 Park Dr.

Xenolithic | Nicholas Crombach

Open: Saturday, November 1 – Saturday, December 6, 2025

Nicholas Crombach’s sculptural exhibition presents a world where natural and human materials exist in a state of entanglement, inviting viewers to consider how objects accumulate, persist, and transform over time. Each sculpture in Xenolithic combines a range of cross-sectioned objects to provide an innovative perspective on the materials that surround us both as artifacts of the past and as evolving elements within our present landscape. 

Image: Nicholas Crombach, Cross Section I, 2024. Found objects and found materials, steel, epoxy, construction adhesive.

 

Exhibitions

Current Exhibition

Town Office Gallery – 111 Sandiford Dr.

Margaret Grandison & Ray McNeice

Open: November 3, 2025 to January 30, 2026 

This exhibition features the work of two artists who have been instrumental in the development of Stouffville’s cultural community. Margaret Grandison and Ray McNeice often paint en plein air—a method of working directly within the landscape. Their paintings respond to sensations that reach beyond the visual impressions of a location. These rich and colourful artworks capture scenes in and around Whitchurch-Stouffville as well as some of the places in Canada that the artists have visited together—always with their art supplies in tow. 

Exhibitions

Exhibition Submissions

Latcham Art Centre is committed to planning a balanced exhibition program and highlights work that stimulates the community in Whitchurch-Stouffville, as well as reaching a larger art community in Ontario.

We welcome exhibition proposals for Latcham Art Centre and the Whitchurch-Stouffville Town Office Gallery throughout the year. Artists from across Ontario (and nationally when possible) working in all media are encouraged to submit exhibition proposals for Latcham’s main gallery space at 2 Park Drive. The Town Office Gallery at 111 Sandiford Drive is currently dedicated to promoting artists who live and work within York Region only.

Click on the appropriate link below for submission guidelines and other information about the application process. Separate exhibition proposal packages are required for each exhibition space. Programming is often scheduled one to two years in advance. Receipt of proposals will be acknowledged by email. We look forward to reviewing your proposals!