Natalie Hunter, Lois Schklar, Xiaojing Yan, Shaping Time

Past Exhibition

Natalie Hunter, Lois Schklar, Xiaojing Yan

Shaping Time

Dates

Open
July 10, 2019 - August 24, 2019

Location

Latcham Art Centre - 2 Park Dr, Whitchurch-Stouffville

Admission

Free

Overview

Latcham Art Centre’s 40th anniversary celebration with group exhibition about memory and time featuring artists Natalie Hunter, Lois Schklar, Xiaojing Yan. This exhibition purposefully represents artists at all different stages of their careers, pairing two established artists who have exhibited with the gallery in past and an emerging artist, showcasing the role a public art gallery plays in helping to support the growth and development of artists.

Curated by Elisa Coish

Exhibition Highlights

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Past Exhibition