Art on Our Walls | Artworks by various artists, throughout the Mill Building, including:
Mikolaj Blicharski | Tom Broen | Kevin Dekker | Emma Enright | Laura Heaney | J.D. Howell | Natalie Hunter | Karen Klucowicz | Tor Lukasik-Foss | Patty Lynes | Frances O’Flynn | Anne Smythe
WOMEN’s ART ASSOCIATION OF HAMILTON SPRING EXHIBITION – Main Floor Mill Building
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Holding Space
Curated by Lisa Mansfield and Tara Westermann
Opens June 6 – Runs Until July 4, 2025
Opening next Friday! 𝙃𝙤𝙡𝙙𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙎𝙥𝙖𝙘𝙚 presents the work of 13 women who employ photographic tools and processes as a way to engage with their surroundings. Curated by Lisa Mansfield (
@leaseone) and Tara Westermann (@tarawestermann), we can’t wait to share the visual conversations to emerge amongst this exciting group of artists.
Dianne Bos (@dbosphoto)
Haven Carby
Olivia Gentil (@olivia_gtl)
Sara Heinonen (@sara_heinonen)
Shelley Niro
Dainesha Nugent-Palache (@notsad.jpg)
Discover Iconic Canadian Art at the Cotton Factory – June 6th
Art lovers, collectors, and curious minds — mark your calendars!
Come for the art, stay for the cause — and leave with something beautiful.
On Thursday, June 6th, the Cotton Factory will host a one-day-only art fundraising sale featuring a curated selection of limited editions and certified prints by some of Canada’s most celebrated artists.
This is a rare opportunity to bring home beautiful, museum-quality work by artists whose visions have shaped and reflected the Canadian landscape, spirit, and identity.
Whether you‘re a seasoned collector or just starting your journey with art, this event offers access to thoughtfully selected pieces that resonate across generations.
Featured Artists include:
- Ansel Adams (not Canadian, but his iconic landscapes pair beautifully with Canadian scenery)
- Emily Carr
- A. J. Casson
- A. Y. Jackson
- JEH MacDonald
- Franklin Carmichael
- James Lumbers
- Francis Kagige
- Mitch Keirstead
- Tammy Laye
- Katherine Smith
- David Craig
- J. E. Marshall
- John Harrington
- Marc Berrie
- A. Casey
- J. Filipchuk
- Horst Guilhauman
- Chris Newbold
- Nancy Grey Ogle
- Alan Sakhavaraz
- Glen Koorgard
In addition to these stunning works, there will also be a wide selection of
posters available in categories spanning Canadiana, Rock and Roll,
and International Icons. These posters will be offered at a Pay What You
Can price, making it a truly accessible opportunity for all art enthusiasts and
collectors.
The authorized, numbered prints will be priced starting at $25 with many pieces available through a silent auction-style bidding process throughout the day.
No pre-registration is required — drop in, browse, and place your bids.
There will also be many frames (like new) available for purchase. All proceeds from the event will go directly toward supporting meal programs for those in need at DeMazenod Door Outreach in Hamilton, so every purchase makes a difference.
When: Thursday, June 6th, 2025
Where: Studio 248, Storehouse
Cotton Factory, 270 Sherman Ave North, Hamilton
Time: Opens at 12:00 Noon – 9:00 PM