Hey enjoy some funny locals, if you haven’t see #HolaHamOnt (yes twitter hashtags abound) check them out pretty funny stuff, enjoy!

Hey just a reminder if you goto the fourth floor of the Hamilton Library you can see a awesome art show

Gallery on 4
at the Hamilton Public Library welcomes
Stephanie Vegh

“The Fisher King and Other Mythologies”

January 1 to 31 during regular library hours.

ART CRAWL January 13th 2012!!!

Hamilton Artists Inc-Abandon, by the Old Dirt Road-Jeff Nye

Abandon, by the old dirt road is an installation involving a layered interplay between painting, video projection and sound.  Abandon investigates rural spaces, lost and recovered memory, and the

painter’s studio itself.

Members Space-Hamilton Cityscapes-Maoud Eskandari/What is the Colour of Your Revolution?-Roberto Lavidez

Eskandari’s photographs reveal impressions of the city the artist has lived in since his arrival in Canada.   Both formal and narrative, the works function as a text, collectively revealing hidden

meanings.

Artivist Roberto Lavidez is a narrative painter who candidly tackles socio-political issues ranging from the oppressiveness of colonialism to the continuing complicity of corrupted institutions

which conceal historical injustices against defeated races in order to preserve the hierarchy of an elitist society

Hammer City Records-Youth and Rust Revue-The Chew

THE CHEW is bringin’ down the Hammer! We’re pleased to have him as the featured artist at Hammer City Records’ 1st ART CRAWL NIGHT of 2012. You may know his wicked art from Waxworks Art Crawl

Nights and in the limited edition of the ENDLESS BLOCKADE/SHANK 7”. Come out and see even more on Friday the 13th!

228 James St N Basement@rear off Robert St.

Studio 12-Images of Isreal cont’d

Sole Algranti and Paul Roth-photographic images of Isreal.
www.studio12.ca 126 James St North 2nd Floor

B Contemporary-From the Ground Up

Abstraction:landscape, construction, excavation, group show Michael Allgoewer, Nicole Collins, Michael Davidson
Peter Johnston, Laura Marotta, Paul Ropel-Morski, Stephanie Seagram

You Me Gallery-55/58-Bryce Kanabara (exhibited at Workers Arts & Heritage Centre,2011)

comprised of photo-portraits of members of the Hamilton Art Community and the Hamilton Muslim Community.
photographers: Jim Chambers and Masoud Eskandari

James North Studio-Lose the January Blues

New works by members of the collective

Artword ArtBar-Music Performance

The Printstudio-An Echo Without A Medium-Benjamin Tiven

The project examines the ideological flexibility of May’s formal vocabulary, and parses the relationship between his architectural logic and political dislocation

Members Space-Beacons-Eric Euler

By investigating community, spirituality, and transcendental thought, Eric creates multi-layered prints that express a strengthening experience

Sonic Unyion Building-
Temporary Projects space: HISTORY THAT HAPPENED OR WAS DREAMED – Tangental realities in photography and video. Works by Ariel Bader-Shamai, Kearon Roy Taylor, Amy McIntosh, Aaron Joo. Sonic

contributions by Hysteria Siberania, Connor Bennett, Chris Ferguson, Aaron Hutchinson, Joshua Wiener.

Studios at Hamilton Hotel- TBA

Mulberry Cafe-TBA
193 James St North

Christ’s Church Cathedral- NEW HARBOURS

New Harbours presents Dinner Belles, The Weather Station, Bruekke
Starts 8pm $10 cover
252 James North

Artword Artbar-Puppet Show-Pulcinella il Cameiere
a StudioBabette_Pierrot.jpgfun-filled puppet play using hand puppets inspired by the Commedia dell’Arte style of puppetry. Join Pulcinella as he attempts to impress Pantalone, in order to get

closer to Pantalone’s flirtatious daughter Angelina, while the Dog threatens to ruin everything. http://www.studiobabette.ca/
15 Colbourne St. • www.artword.net/artbar

B Contemporary-Shake n Make Collective
SHAKE-n-MAKE: More Than A Feeling, December 6 – 23, 2011 at b contemporary,
Shake-n-Make is a queer art collective based in Hamilton, Ontario whose work directly references the 1970s while elevating craft and subject matter beyond kitsch to speak to our current moment in

history. 1970s crafts were all about making something…

226 James St. N. • www.bcontemporary.ca/

Blue Angel Gallery-Contemporary Art and Music

243 James St. N. 905.522.8735 • www.blueangelgallery.ca

James Buttrum & Son Gallery-TBA-144 James St North
Paintings.

The Clay Studio, 175 James St. N.
Contemporary works in a clay/pottery medium.

Focus Gallery-Featuring surrealist and Dada inspired artist David Hynes, expressionist Christopher Lori, Tempera Grassa (Oil Tempera Emulsion) Traditionalist, Scott James Owles and photographic

works by the late Randy Steele. Performing on the Marimba will be Hamilton percussionist Stefan Kitai starting at 8 pm.

The Factory Media Arts Centre-In Mysterious Ways

n Mysterious Ways – Special Places: Real or Imagined. An evening of animated artistic achievements from the National Film Board. The Factory is seeking curators for the 2012 Factory Works Screening

series during the James Street North Art Crawl. This monthly event gives YOU the opportunity to introduce us to a program that only you could create. Please email your bio and proposal

228 James St. N. 905.577.9191 • www.hamiltonmediaarts.org

Hamilton HIStory + HERitage-Sleek 2 modern contemporary Hamilton architecture
165 James St. N. 905.526.1405 • www.historyandheritage.ca
Recent exhibitions include photos of The Board of Education and Lister Block at Hamilton’s first and only storefront museum.

Hamilton Artists Inc., 161 James St. N. 905.529.3355 • www.hamiltonartistsinc.on.ca
New Space Enjoy, various artists

Hammer City Records-Waxworks Returns- 228 James St. N enter at Robert •
Art on vynil records.

James North Studio, 328 James St. N.
• jamesnorthartcollective.wordpress.com
Loose Canon Gallery-TBA

Melanie Gillis Photography, 126 James St. N. 3rd Flr. 905.297.1196 • www.melaniegillis.com
Mixed Media, 154 James St. N. 905.529.2323 • www.mixedmediahamilton.com
Showcasing a mix of locally inspired art including posters, prints and clothing with a Hamilton bent. New works by Scott Hume, Chelsea Watt, David Collier, Bryce Huffman, Matt McIness, Dave

O’Connor, Becky Katz and others.

Homegrown Cafe- PWYC music show, old skydragon space.

RELISH, 6 Cannon St. E. • Relish on Etsy
Relish now occupies the space formerly known as Downtown Bike Hounds (now located at 14 John St. N.). Stylish art, design and fashion curated by Katherine Hollands is sure to make people turn the

corner and discover this interesting new endeavour.
Skydragon Centre, 27 King William St. • www.skydragon.org

The Sonic Unyon Building, 22 Wilson St.
Featuring the studios of Jenna Rose • Blackbird Studios • Silver Studio • Lori LeMare, Hidden Pony Vintage and Environment Hamilton.

Studio 12, 126 James St. N. 3rd floor • www.studio12.ca

The Studios at Hotel Hamilton, 195 James St. N. • www.thestudiosathotelhamilton.com
Lots of great studios to explore including Julia Veenstra’s beautiful space. In Room 208 this month: Bernie Hudecki and his pointillistic painting made with crayon and marker. Portraits, still

life, figurative work.

Studios at Vasco da Gama, 175 James St. N. 3rd Flr.
Art by Victoria Pearce, Deborah Pearce & Jessica Roth. Also check out the BATTLE OF THE BRUSHES on the 2nd Floor!

Sylvia Nickerson Illustration, 126 James St. N. 3rd Flr. 905.730.3288 • www.sylvianickerson.ca
Tribal Gallery, 174 James St. N. 905.385.1829
Nomadic, tribal and ethnic jewellery, textiles and artifacts. Featuring photographs by John Mokrycke.

Worker’s Arts & Heritage Centre, 51 Stuart St. • www.wahc-museum.ca Hammering Away: Erasure and Action in Hamilton is a multidisciplinary art exhibition conceived by the Workers Arts & Heritage

Centre in association with Hamilton Artists Inc. and the SHIFT Collective that brings together artists from a variety of perspectives, localities and backgrounds working toward a deeper

understanding and re-imagining of the matrices and totalities active in the city of Hamilton and the creation of Hamilton-ness. Artists include: Bryce Kanbara, Robert Yates, Emily Andrus, Kat O’

Hagan (Kiki LeFont), Gordon Leverton, Annie E. Fraser, Gerten Basom, Christina DeMelo, Emily Johnson, Millie Roy & Michael Allgoewer.

White Elephant Handmade & Vintage, 133 James St. N. 905-667-0325 • www.whiteelephantvintage.com

You Me Gallery-Wayne Allan Journeyman Hellen Sovereign Museum of the Mind
330 James St. N. 905.523.7754 • www.youmegallery.ca the first .

Transit Gallery-Matthew Varey- New Work
230 Locke St South

So hopefully this will be with a little effort be a semi-regular series of posts about awesome local businesses!

Pane Del Sole 175 John St North, Hamilton Ontario 905-529-0949

(between James and Catherine St, north of Cannon. Click above link for google map)

Hours-6am-6pm  Sundays 6am till 5pm,(last time i checked and usually open most holidays.) And Plenty of Parking/ Right across the street is a bus stop.

Food is a mix of Lunch/Pastries and basic Italian/European groceries. (They have their own pasta sause as well) Lunch is a mix of subs, sandwiches, schnitzel, potatoes,etc. They also have pastries, buns, breads. I especially recommend their canoles! They also have espresso/lattes,etc.

Other than that if your from the Hamilton/Burlington area I call it a upscale Dennigers, really good food at good prices!

 

 

 

 

Ok so i haven’t been updating in a while, let’s blame that on the holiday season. Anyways here visa via Boooooom is artist Joao Ruas!

 

ART CRAWL DECEMBER 9TH 2011!!!

(not a complete listing as artcrawl is also about exploring stuff/ new stuff added all the time)

Temporary Projects-A Free Loader of The Universe

Notes from the Kensington Martket 1996-1997 by Dr.Karl Stefan Theodor Anderson series of gouche based paintings.

22 Wilson St (2nd Floor Sonic Unyon Building)

You Me Gallery-paintings of naked people

CAMERON KUNTZ Saints in Underwear and Other Stories
SARAH COLLARD Norman
(continued also a talk of their art is on Sunday Dec4/11 2:30pm free)

Battle of the Brushes-Myer Hall in Cathedral Place-252 James St N

Hamilton Artists Inc-Members Show

Salon Exhibition in the new Gallery showing of members works in various sizes and mediums.

Studio 12-Images of Isreal
Sole Algranti and Paul Roth-photographic images of Isreal.
www.studio12.ca 126 James St North 2nd Floor

Studios at Hamilton Hotel- Sylvia Simpson (boardroom space)

Mulberry Cafe-Aluminum Quilting Society David Hind & others
Metal quilting, enjoy
193 James St North

EVOL-126 jAMES north

art-Catlin Easdy, Sean Gadoury, Becky Katz
music-slowly slowly and josh st.denis

Print Studio- Holiday Sale

Sales of various members works, also special $3 christmas cards made by youth.

Christ’s Church Cathedral- NEW HARBOURS

New Harbours presents Dinner Belles, The Weather Station, Bruekke
Starts 8pm $10 cover
252 James North

Artword Artbar-Puppet Show-Pulcinella il Cameiere
a StudioBabette_Pierrot.jpgfun-filled puppet play using hand puppets inspired by the Commedia dell’Arte style of puppetry. Join Pulcinella as he attempts to impress Pantalone, in order to get closer to Pantalone’s flirtatious daughter Angelina, while the Dog threatens to ruin everything. http://www.studiobabette.ca/
15 Colbourne St. • www.artword.net/artbar

B Contemporary-Shake n Make Collective
SHAKE-n-MAKE: More Than A Feeling, December 6 – 23, 2011 at b contemporary,
Shake-n-Make is a queer art collective based in Hamilton, Ontario whose work directly references the 1970s while elevating craft and subject matter beyond kitsch to speak to our current moment in history. 1970s crafts were all about making something…

226 James St. N. • www.bcontemporary.ca/

Blue Angel Gallery-Contemporary Art and Music

243 James St. N. 905.522.8735 • www.blueangelgallery.ca

James Buttrum & Son Gallery-TBA-144 James St North
Paintings.

 

The Clay Studio, 175 James St. N.
Contemporary works in a clay/pottery medium.

Focus Gallery-Featuring surrealist and Dada inspired artist David Hynes, expressionist Christopher Lori, Tempera Grassa (Oil Tempera Emulsion) Traditionalist, Scott James Owles and photographic works by the late Randy Steele. Performing on the Marimba will be Hamilton percussionist Stefan Kitai starting at 8 pm.

The Factory Media Arts Centre-6th Annual memebers Screenings.
Various members works, from contemporary to tradition to experimental, come enjoy some of Hamiltons new media pioneers.
228 James St. N. 905.577.9191 • www.hamiltonmediaarts.org

Hamilton HIStory + HERitage-Sleek 2 modern contemporary Hamilton architecture
165 James St. N. 905.526.1405 • www.historyandheritage.ca
Recent exhibitions include photos of The Board of Education and Lister Block at Hamilton’s first and only storefront museum.

Hamilton Artists Inc., 161 James St. N. 905.529.3355 • www.hamiltonartistsinc.on.ca
New Space Enjoy, various artists

Hammer City Records-Waxworks Returns- 228 James St. N enter at Robert •
Art on vynil records.

James North Studio, 328 James St. N.
• jamesnorthartcollective.wordpress.com
Loose Canon Gallery-TBA

Melanie Gillis Photography, 126 James St. N. 3rd Flr. 905.297.1196 • www.melaniegillis.com
Mixed Media, 154 James St. N. 905.529.2323 • www.mixedmediahamilton.com
Showcasing a mix of locally inspired art including posters, prints and clothing with a Hamilton bent. New works by Scott Hume, Chelsea Watt, David Collier, Bryce Huffman, Matt McIness, Dave O’Connor, Becky Katz and others.

Homegrown Cafe- PWYC music show, old skydragon space.

RELISH, 6 Cannon St. E. • Relish on Etsy
Relish now occupies the space formerly known as Downtown Bike Hounds (now located at 14 John St. N.). Stylish art, design and fashion curated by Katherine Hollands is sure to make people turn the corner and discover this interesting new endeavour.
Skydragon Centre, 27 King William St. • www.skydragon.org

The Sonic Unyon Building, 22 Wilson St.
Featuring the studios of Jenna Rose • Blackbird Studios • Silver Studio • Lori LeMare, Hidden Pony Vintage and Environment Hamilton.

Studio 12, 126 James St. N. 3rd floor • www.studio12.ca

The Studios at Hotel Hamilton, 195 James St. N. • www.thestudiosathotelhamilton.com
Lots of great studios to explore including Julia Veenstra’s beautiful space. In Room 208 this month: Bernie Hudecki and his pointillistic painting made with crayon and marker. Portraits, still life, figurative work.

Studios at Vasco da Gama, 175 James St. N. 3rd Flr.
Art by Victoria Pearce, Deborah Pearce & Jessica Roth. Also check out the BATTLE OF THE BRUSHES on the 2nd Floor!

Sylvia Nickerson Illustration, 126 James St. N. 3rd Flr. 905.730.3288 • www.sylvianickerson.ca
Tribal Gallery, 174 James St. N. 905.385.1829
Nomadic, tribal and ethnic jewellery, textiles and artifacts. Featuring photographs by John Mokrycke.

Worker’s Arts & Heritage Centre, 51 Stuart St. • www.wahc-museum.ca Hammering Away: Erasure and Action in Hamilton is a multidisciplinary art exhibition conceived by the Workers Arts & Heritage Centre in association with Hamilton Artists Inc. and the SHIFT Collective that brings together artists from a variety of perspectives, localities and backgrounds working toward a deeper understanding and re-imagining of the matrices and totalities active in the city of Hamilton and the creation of Hamilton-ness. Artists include: Bryce Kanbara, Robert Yates, Emily Andrus, Kat O’ Hagan (Kiki LeFont), Gordon Leverton, Annie E. Fraser, Gerten Basom, Christina DeMelo, Emily Johnson, Millie Roy & Michael Allgoewer.

White Elephant Handmade & Vintage, 133 James St. N. 905-667-0325 • www.whiteelephantvintage.com

You Me Gallery-Wayne Allan Journeyman Hellen Sovereign Museum of the Mind
330 James St. N. 905.523.7754 • www.youmegallery.ca the first .

Transit Gallery-Matthew Varey- New Work
230 Locke St South

Ok so art crawl is this friday and I will be updating information on it soon, in the mean time enjoy this movie.

Its a musical break from the usual, enjoy.

 

N.A.S.A. “Money” (feat. David Byrne, Chuck D, Ras Congo, Seu Jorge, & Z-Trip) from Syd Garon on Vimeo.

Ok sometimes I dont have the will to do work but must submit more fuel for the machine that is James St North blog, this artist is so amazing…..

http://www.fecalface.com/SF/index.php/opening-photos/3775-courtney-johnson-park-life

ART CRAWL NOVEMBER 11TH 2011!!!

You Me Gallery-paintings of naked people

CAMERON KUNTZ  Saints in Underwear and Other Stories
SARAH COLLARD  Norman

Studio 12-Art Sale
Art sale with works by Studio 12 members and Peter Young, glass by Dragonfly Designs and Eclipse Design, paintings by Gerten Bason and pottery by Deb McBride.
126 James St North, second floor.

Art Crawl Afterparty with The Safety Collective
27 King William
THE SAFETY COLLECTIVE will finally be rocking the newly-renovated Homegrown Hamilton. We will be taking the stage with our high energy eclectic rock music after the James St. North art crawl, around 11pm.
Special guest SUSTAINABILITY THE MUSICAL will start off the event during the art crawl from 9:00 to 10:00.
Indie-Acoustic-Rocker FLASHING AMBER will take to the stage at 10:00.
Singer/Songwriter extraordinaire LIAM BRIMMS will perform from 10:30 to 11.
NO cover! This show is 19+ with micro-brews on tap and in bottles!

 

Studios at Hamilton Hotel- Sylvia Simpson (boardroom space)

Mulberry Cafe-Michael D Clarke

Sonic Unyon-MIMICRY&CAMOUFLAGE BY THOMAS JESSOME

Channeling the Dadaist technique of Automatism throughout most of his work, Thomas Jessome can perhaps be best categorized as an Internet topographer. In the heyday of advance imaging and image manipulation, Thomas utilizes dated techniques -such as bitmapping- and images found on random Google searches to imbue the saturation of information available on the net with new meaning.

EVOL-126 jAMES north

art-Catlin Easdy, Sean Gadoury, Becky Katz
music-slowly slowly and josh st.denis

Print Studio- PETER Karuna-transients & Paula Krochak-living fossil

Peter Karuna’s documentary photographs taken in Canada and abroad convey moments of impermanence, movement and rootlessness in their imagery. Inspired by the artist’s own experiences of diaspora, migration and travel the monochromatic works explore notions of ephemerality and tourism as related to empire.

In this body of work Paula Krochak deconstructs the shape of ginkgo leaves and other forms found in nature into basic shapes, lines and parabolic curves. Creating works that are influenced by the relationship between mathematical equations and patterns that can be identified in nature, she often uses this as a starting point for her work and undermines and modifies the authority of balance and rational through the addition of hand drawn elements

Christ’s Church Cathedral- NEW HARBOURS

New Harbours presents SANDRO PERRI and STEVE HAUSCHILDT (of EMERALDS)
The New Harbours 2011 series wraps up with a killer double bill – beautiful avant pop from SANDRO PERRI and cosmic synthscapes from STEVE HAUSCHILDT of EMERALDS fame ~~~ Both are celebrating the release of new albums – Sandro’s “Impossible Spaces” on Constellation and Steve’s ” Tragedy and Geometry” on Kranky
252 James North

Artword Artbar-Reality is not what it seems-Ratticus, Sallow Crow and Steven Adrian Jeffrey
Paintings, also live bands playing
15 Colbourne St. • www.artword.net/artbar
B Contemporary-John MacGregor-The Warp and Weft of Time
226 James St. N. • www.bcontemporary.ca/

Throughout his illustrious career John MacGregor has investigated the effects of time on ordinary objects. For his show of new work at b contemporary chairs, clocks, tables and entire rooms undergo the distortions of time shifts, even rifts in time/space, appearing simultaneously in multiple locations, or disappearing  entirely into a vortex of line and colour. Please join us as we celebrate the unique vision of a Canadian Master

Blue Angel Gallery-Contemporary Art and Music

243 James St. N. 905.522.8735 • www.blueangelgallery.ca

James Buttrum & Son Gallery-Mathew Schofield-144 James St North
Paintings.

 

The Clay Studio, 175 James St. N.
Contemporary works in a clay/pottery medium.

Focus Gallery-Featuring surrealist and Dada inspired artist David Hynes, expressionist Christopher Lori, Tempera Grassa (Oil Tempera Emulsion) Traditionalist, Scott James Owles and photographic works by the late Randy Steele. Performing on the Marimba will be Hamilton percussionist Stefan Kitai starting at 8 pm.

The Factory Media Arts Centre-Scared Spirit-Zacalie Z
228 James St. N. 905.577.9191 • www.hamiltonmediaarts.org

Zazalie Z. loves to explore the boundaries of vocal art, strum on expérimental strings, and navigate between contemporary, traditional, and avant-garde music.

Inspired by the cultures of First Nation, Métis, and Inuit people, she spent the last three years touring reserves and indigenous centres to record images at Pow Wows and spiritual gatherings. She created the text, the soundtrack, and the videos for the show Sacred Spirit «Sur le territoire des esprits sacré » based on the stories she gathered and her own experience and memories during these events.

Hamilton HIStory + HERitage, 165 James St. N. 905.526.1405 • www.historyandheritage.ca
Recent exhibitions include photos of The Board of Education and Lister Block at Hamilton’s first and only storefront museum.

Hamilton Artists Inc., 161 James St. N. 905.529.3355 • www.hamiltonartistsinc.on.ca
New Space Enjoy, various artists

Hammer City Records-THE SPOOKY ASTRONAUTS DRAWING CLUB- 228 James St. N enter at Robert •

International Art Collective THE SPOOKY ASTRONAUTS DRAWING CLUB is taking over the shop for November’s Art Crawl Night! NEW Plaque Mounted Pieces, Posters and Buttons will be available.

James North Studio, 328 James St. N.
• jamesnorthartcollective.wordpress.com
Loose Canon Gallery-TBA

Melanie Gillis Photography, 126 James St. N. 3rd Flr. 905.297.1196 • www.melaniegillis.com
Mixed Media, 154 James St. N. 905.529.2323 • www.mixedmediahamilton.com
Showcasing a mix of locally inspired art including posters, prints and clothing with a Hamilton bent. New works by Scott Hume, Chelsea Watt, David Collier, Bryce Huffman, Matt McIness, Dave O’Connor, Becky Katz and others.

Homegrown Cafe- PWYC music show, old skydragon space.

RELISH, 6 Cannon St. E. • Relish on Etsy
Relish now occupies the space formerly known as Downtown Bike Hounds (now located at 14 John St. N.). Stylish art, design and fashion curated by Katherine Hollands is sure to make people turn the corner and discover this interesting new endeavour.
Skydragon Centre, 27 King William St. • www.skydragon.org

The Sonic Unyon Building, 22 Wilson St.
Featuring the studios of Jenna Rose • Blackbird Studios • Silver Studio • Lori LeMare, Hidden Pony Vintage and Environment Hamilton.

Studio 12, 126 James St. N. 3rd floor • www.studio12.ca

The Studios at Hotel Hamilton, 195 James St. N. • www.thestudiosathotelhamilton.com
Lots of great studios to explore including Julia Veenstra’s beautiful space. In Room 208 this month: Bernie Hudecki and his pointillistic painting made with crayon and marker. Portraits, still life, figurative work.

Studios at Vasco da Gama, 175 James St. N. 3rd Flr.
Art by Victoria Pearce, Deborah Pearce & Jessica Roth. Also check out the BATTLE OF THE BRUSHES on the 2nd Floor!

Sylvia Nickerson Illustration, 126 James St. N. 3rd Flr. 905.730.3288 • www.sylvianickerson.ca
Tribal Gallery, 174 James St. N. 905.385.1829
Nomadic, tribal and ethnic jewellery, textiles and artifacts. Featuring photographs by John Mokrycke.

Worker’s Arts & Heritage Centre, 51 Stuart St. • www.wahc-museum.ca Hammering Away: Erasure and Action in Hamilton is a multidisciplinary art exhibition conceived by the Workers Arts & Heritage Centre in association with Hamilton Artists Inc. and the SHIFT Collective that brings together artists from a variety of perspectives, localities and backgrounds working toward a deeper understanding and re-imagining of the matrices and totalities active in the city of Hamilton and the creation of Hamilton-ness. Artists include: Bryce Kanbara, Robert Yates, Emily Andrus, Kat O’ Hagan (Kiki LeFont), Gordon Leverton, Annie E. Fraser, Gerten Basom, Christina DeMelo, Emily Johnson, Millie Roy & Michael Allgoewer.

White Elephant Handmade & Vintage, 133 James St. N. 905-667-0325 • www.whiteelephantvintage.com

You Me Gallery-Wayne Allan Journeyman Hellen Sovereign Museum of the Mind
330 James St. N. 905.523.7754 • www.youmegallery.ca the first .

Transit Gallery-Matthew Varey- New Work
230 Locke St South