Art in the Workplace

Art in the Workplace Art in the Workplace (AWP) creates opportunities for Hamilton-based visual artists to display their Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 6:00 pm

Come see our current exhibition in The Atrium at McMaster Innovation Park!

Coming up quick is the Opening Gala for our 45th Exhibit! Join us July 30 for a chance to meet the artists, and view the...
07/21/2026

Coming up quick is the Opening Gala for our 45th Exhibit! Join us July 30 for a chance to meet the artists, and view the new pieces.

Gerald Rose is an artist working in acrylics and pastels to create stunning nature paintings and portraits. After having...
04/14/2026

Gerald Rose is an artist working in acrylics and pastels to create stunning nature paintings and portraits. After having spent decades as a graphic artist/photoshop artist in the graphic design and advertising industries, Rose found himself retired. With the kids grown and gone, he was once again gifted with the opportunity to paint. That was over ten years ago and He has never looked back.

Jeffrey Van Leeuwen's practice began during a period of profound grief after losing his mother to mesothelioma. For year...
04/11/2026

Jeffrey Van Leeuwen's practice began during a period of profound grief after losing his mother to mesothelioma. For years afterwards he struggled with anger, sadness, and emotional disconnection. Making art became a way to navigate that loss and to rebuild a sense of self. Van Leeuwen works with discarded and overlooked materials; remnants of things once valued.

This piece by Barbara Ann Desnoyers - Gardiner is part of her red umbrella series. Her three kids loved playing in the r...
04/07/2026

This piece by Barbara Ann Desnoyers - Gardiner is part of her red umbrella series. Her three kids loved playing in the rain and that little yellow rain coat saw a lot of action over the years. Jumping.dancing,singing in the puddles. Begging to go outside at the first glimpse of dark clouds. It was her inspiration for this fun painting titled 'Splish Splash.'

Julie Donec seeks out patterns and rhythms that make up the essence of the subjects she wishes to portray. “Th...
04/04/2026

Julie Donec seeks out patterns and rhythms that make up the essence of the subjects she wishes to portray. “The Minotaur” is a lithograph print, depicting the famous Greek myth of the monstrous creature that had a man’s body and a bull’s head, imprisoned in the Labyrinth deep beneath King Minos’s palace.

Lisa Tarrison Schramp is an artist and librarian. As a librarian, she has always been drawn to print media. Her love of ...
03/31/2026

Lisa Tarrison Schramp is an artist and librarian. As a librarian, she has always been drawn to print media. Her love of the printed word can often be found in my pieces, as is her love of vintage fashion. The ritual of ripping paper and the mindfulness of composition is not only creative, it is therapeutic.

For our 44th Opening Gala, we welcome saxophonist Mike Morabito and Nick Rhodes with jazz guitar. Join us this Thursday ...
03/23/2026

For our 44th Opening Gala, we welcome saxophonist Mike Morabito and Nick Rhodes with jazz guitar.

Join us this Thursday March 26, 7 - 9 pm at McMaster Innovation Park. 175 Longwood Road South.

Murray Van Halem is the Featured Artist of our 44th Exhibition, now on display at McMaster Innovation Park. Come view Mu...
03/23/2026

Murray Van Halem is the Featured Artist of our 44th Exhibition, now on display at McMaster Innovation Park. Come view Murray's works, and the works of over 100 local artists from now until June 25, 2026.

Don't forget to join us next Thursday for the Opening Gala of our 44th Exhibit! Meet the artists and enjoy music by Mike...
03/19/2026

Don't forget to join us next Thursday for the Opening Gala of our 44th Exhibit! Meet the artists and enjoy music by Mike Morabito and Nick Rhodes.

Louise Finn's work looks at Hamilton’s industrial district as a place of contrasts — built from steel and concrete, yet ...
01/13/2026

Louise Finn's work looks at Hamilton’s industrial district as a place of contrasts — built from steel and concrete, yet softened by light, colour, and moments of stillness. These structures are often seen only as markers of labour and industry, but through the camera they take on another role: geometric forms, repeating patterns, and unexpected spaces for reflection.

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