Jill Price Studios

05/25/2026

Opening is Friday, May. 29th. Go grab tickets to view all the works selected for 2026.

05/19/2026

Installation day at Kellog's Comp 2026! It has been so fun to create some new Undoings for this install as well as rework some old ones. Be sure to check out all the amazing art, stores and activities in this cool building!

05/15/2026

If you stay down in the area this weekend, make a trip over to to visit my two person exhibition with entitled I've Been Here Before where you will find another year of on display as well as a new series of watercolours documenting the industrial history of .

Exhibition Assistance

05/11/2026

This speculative video poem is written from the Water's perspective. Reminding viewers of its violent history, it calls on its human publics to care for its vital body going forward.

Exhibition Assistance Ontario Arts Council - Conseil des arts de l'Ontario

05/08/2026

Another big thank you to and the entire team at for their support and presentation of the current exhibition I've Been Here Before. Be sure to stop by the gallery until July 19 to take in the exquisite and meaningful storytelling of as well as sign up for one of the many upcoming programs inviting participation in Mississauga beach cleans, plant harvesting for medicinal teas, speculative writing and weaving.

Cathie and myself would also like to acknowledge the for their support.

04/25/2026

Charcoal from the beach is now being used to paint beach driftwood found during my beach cleans in preparation for the next stanza of my poem We Are Forest. If you haven't read the first stanza it is currently on the windows at until November.

I still haven't decided if this will go in my show , but different parts of this work have been sitting in my head since 2023.

03/21/2026

Of all the cities I have visited, Lisbon is the most brilliant for preserving while integrating and . My brain and heart was completely full after visiting the .oficial and over the last two days. Congratulations to all the artists and staff involved in these fabulous . Please feel free to help list / tag other represented in this post.


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02/06/2026

Installation day of We Are Forest . A big thank thank you to Danny and Matt from the City of Bradford for getting the boards installed on the ceiling, Alexander for his ongoing support during every stage of the process, and the larger creative community of Bradford,
and the broader region for assisting with different components of UNmaking and reconfiguring.

Join us Thursday, February 12th for opening remarks and an opportunity to generate your own piece of writing to or on behalf of .

10/01/2025

Join myself, interdisciplinary artist Tegan Moore and the CEO of Pollution Probe Melissa De Young this Saturday from 2:30 to 4 pm at the MacLaren Art Centre to delve into the concepts behind my exhibition From There to Here - Walking for Tomorrow as well as discuss how scientists and artists are working together to help keep living bodies of water clean. This is a free event, but registration is appreciated. To read more about the other panel participants, scroll down https://maclarenart.com/.../panel-discussion-walking.../
Tegan Moore works in sculpture and installation to question the built environment and its relationship with the body through granular, intuitive, and research-based investigations. Her practice embraces the perpetual use of discarded material, complicating their time and value flows and the dominant systems they circulate within. Recent exhibitions were presented at Centre CLARK, Montréal, Galerie Nicolas Robert, Montréal, Canadian Cultural Centre, Paris, YYZ Artists’ Outlet, Toronto. Holding a BFA from Emily Carr University and an MFA from Western University, she is now based in Tio’tià:ke / Mooniyang / Montréal. Moore also works collaboratively with plastic pollution research group The Synthetic Collective and co-organizes the project space SUPPORT.
Melissa De Young is Chief Executive Officer at Pollution Probe. She brings nearly twenty years of experience tackling environmental issues, fifteen of them dedicated to advancing Pollution Probe’s mission through programming, policy, and advocacy. Before stepping into the CEO role, Melissa steadily progressed through key leadership positions with the organization, including Vice President, Director of Policy and Programs (leading the Circular Economy and Water Programs), and Project Manager. In these roles, she addressed a broad range of issues—from environmental health and chemicals management to Great Lakes and freshwater management, circular economy and transportation.
A certified Project Management Professional (PMP), Melissa has extensive experience in designing, implementing and overseeing policy and environmental protection initiatives and public engagement campaigns and in developing clear, actionable strategies to address a range of complex environmental challenges. Notable initiatives under her leadership have included the Great Lakes Plastic Cleanup, Plastics Pathway, Electric Mobility Adoption and Prediction, and the development of an innovative machine learning tool in support of adaptive watershed management.
Melissa holds a Master of Environmental Studies from York University and an Honours bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Toronto.

Date: Saturday, October 4, 2025 Time: 2:30 – 4:00 pm Cost: Free, Registration encouraged Location: PIE Education Centre, MacLaren Art Centre Join exhibiting artist Jill Price, Tegan Moore, artist member of The Synthetic Collective and Melissa De Young, Chief Executive Officer at Pollution Probe fo...

08/25/2025

What makes someone think it is okay to shove dirty diapers into the rocks and bushes in a provincial park!? Pretty tired of picking other people's S**T up. LITERALLY!