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GALLERY 44, 401 Richmond Street W # 120, Toronto, ON (2026)

08/15/2026

The gallery and office may be closed until September but Connie Oreamuno’s exhibition, Embed_v2 will remain open in the Vitrines until September 5!

Embed_v2 is a photography installation blending intimate, close-up portraits of the body with projected textures resembling human and supernatural anatomy within an ambient dream-state environment. The series integrates new media and 3D printing, bending traditional print photography. Each portrait is a portal, breathing ethereality into our material world.

Presented in partnership with Whippersnapper Gallery.

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Connie Oreamuno is a q***r, Chilean Toronto-based new media artist. She is drawn to dream states, ethereality, colour, surrealism, and how different worlds and practices can intersect. Influenced by her dance background, she is interested in how movement and digital mediums can merge. Her work has been featured in Festival of Recorded Movement, The Textile Museum of Canada, Geary Art Crawl, IC Contemporary’s Noxte, Lore Magazine and she is currently a board member at Charles Street Video. She has primarily worked with projection design and mapping for installations, theatre, film, concerts and event production.

📸 Connie Oreamuno, Embed_v2, photo documentation by Darren Rigo at Gallery 44 (Toronto), 2026

08/05/2026

Gallery 44 is pleased to share This Unlikely Sonic Map of Oil: In Conversation with Sanaz Sohrabi, the second essay from 2025-2026 Writer-in-Residence Heather Canlas-Rigg.

In An Incomplete Calendar, Montreal based artist Sanaz Sohrabi investigates the early evolution and unfolding of the Organization of Oil Exporting Countries (OPEC). The film is anchored by a peculiar musical album entitled Rhymes and Songs for OPEC. Recorded in 1980—OPEC’s 20th anniversary—by the Concert Choir of the Central University of Venezuela, the album consists of traditional folk songs from the various nation states that made up OPEC at the time, a gesture of furthering solidarity amongst members. Sohrabi’s investigations unravel the fragility of transnationalism as OPEC sought to create Pan-Arab solidarity through shared nationalist desires to eliminate foreign control and investment in oil, foregrounding member states’ competing agendas—something that was often exacerbated by differing approaches to allyship with Palestine.The visualization of such control became an important tool, as evidenced through the imagery found on stamps in the 1950s and 60s, when OPEC nations used oil towers, tankers and pipelines as recurring branding motifs. As Sohrabi reveals, Rhymes and Songs for OPEC reflected a vast and fraught community, part of the Third World Project, built on the control of oil, the channelling of its revenues and the relationship between sounds and images.

Visit the link in our bio to read the full essay.

📸 Sanaz Sohrabi, An Incomplete Calendar, 2026, film still. Courtesy of the artist.

Webpage designed by Darren Rigo.

07/30/2026

Only a couple of days remain to visit In Search Of in the Members’ Gallery before it closes on Saturday, August 1!

In Search Of celebrates the creative accomplishments of participating youth from 2 Spirited People of the 1st Nations, Nia Centre for the Arts, The Remix Project and Shoot for Peace, in a culminating exhibition from OUTREACH, G44’s award-winning darkroom program for youth throughout the GTA.

OUTREACH Awards are made possible through the support of EQ Bank and Total Image Works, with in-kind support from Downtown Camera.

📸 In Search Of, photo documentation by Darren Rigo at Gallery 44 (Toronto), 2026

07/28/2026

A week remains to visit Almanac 2026 before it closes on Saturday, August 31! Come peruse what Gallery 44 members have been working on this past year.

Almanac is an annual member-run exhibition in the Main Gallery surveying the work of over 140 artists within the membership. An almanac brings to mind seasons, celestial cycles and terrestrial forecasts—an assembly of disparate pieces of information, once seemingly disconnected, converge to bring new patterns to light—presenting observations of the past with anticipation for the future. Each contributing Gallery 44 member chose an image—they are proud of, interested in, working with, or working through; a visual compilation of observations, thoughts, themes, inspirations and curiosities—to represent the past year.

A big thank you to co-curators, G44 member Amara King and Head of Membership and Facilities, Heather Fulton, and to all the exhibiting members who shared the developments within their practices with us!

📸 Almanac 2026, photo documentation by Darren Rigo at Gallery 44 (Toronto), 2026

07/15/2026

In Search Of opens in the Members’ Gallery from July 17 - August 1, 2026! OUTREACH Awards: Thursday, July 17, 7:00PM (reception 6:00 - 8:00PM)

In Search Of celebrates the creative accomplishments of participating youth from Nia Centre for the Arts, The Remix Project and Shoot for Peace, in a culminating exhibition from OUTREACH, G44’s award-winning darkroom program for youth throughout the GTA.

Annually, Gallery 44 awards two participants from the OUTREACH program the EQ Bank Award. Recipients are awarded based on their unique approach to photography, commitment to continuing their art practice and interest in experimenting with digital image practices.

One participant from the OUTREACH program will also be awarded the TIW x G44 Award sponsored by Total Image Works and Gallery 44. Award winners are nominated by instructors and selected by a jury and receive a complimentary membership to Gallery 44 and one-on-one mentorship.

OUTREACH Awards are made possible through the support of EQ Bank and Total Image Works, with in-kind support from Downtown Camera.

📸 Cleah Fast, I’ll Save You A Seat, 8x10 silver gelatin print, 2026

07/14/2026

Almanac, an annual member-run exhibition presenting a non-juried survey of artwork created by Gallery 44 members in the past year, opens in the Main Gallery from July 17 - August 1, 2026.

Opening Reception: Friday, July 17, 6:00 - 8:00PM

An almanac brings to mind seasons, celestial cycles and terrestrial forecasts—an assembly of disparate pieces of information, once seemingly disconnected, converge to bring new patterns to light—presenting observations of the past with anticipation for the future.

In this survey of images, there is something suspended between them—something that is just out of reach—our eyes looking for patterns, our minds wanting to rest on a theme to bind them together—a satisfying mystery: in obscured faces and hazy silhouettes, in glowing orbs of light, in abstraction and in eerie portals that beckon us in.

But what truly connects these images is the fact that they were chosen. Each contributing Gallery 44 member chose an image—they are proud of, interested in, working with, or working through; a visual compilation of observations, thoughts, themes, inspirations and curiosities—to represent the past year. It is a record of seemingly tangential pieces that coalesce into a greater whole to describe our collective past, to help us understand our present, a premonition of what may come based on what has been.

If this almanac shows us what comes next, we are so excited to see it.

Curated by Heather Fulton and Amara King.

Visit the link in our bio for the list of all 144 participating artists!

📸 Lena Pogrebnaya, Idol, inkjet print, 202

07/09/2026

Embed_v2, an exhibition by Connie Oreamuno, will be on view in the Vitrines from July 17 - September 5, 2026.

Opening Reception: Friday, July 17, 6:00-8:00PM

Embed_v2 is a photography installation blending intimate, close-up portraits of the body with projected textures resembling human and supernatural anatomy within an ambient dream-state environment. The series integrates new media and 3D printing, bending traditional print photography. Each portrait is a portal, breathing ethereality into our material world.

This exhibition is presented in partnership with Whippersnapper Gallery.

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Connie Oreamuno is a q***r, Chilean Toronto-based new media artist. She is drawn to dream states, ethereality, colour, surrealism, and how different worlds and practices can intersect. Influenced by her dance background, she is interested in how movement and digital mediums can merge. Her work has been featured in Festival of Recorded Movement, The Textile Museum of Canada, Geary Art Crawl, IC Contemporary’s Noxte, Lore Magazine and she is currently a board member at Charles Street Video. She has primarily worked with projection design and mapping for installations, theatre, film, concerts and event production.

📸 Connie Oreamuno, _2, animated photo, 2026, image courtesy of Jibril Yassin

07/06/2026

OAC Exhibition Assistance Deadline: July 31, 2026, 1:00PM ET

The Ontario Arts Council (OAC) Exhibition Assistance Program provides grants to assist individual artists with costs related to presenting their work in an exhibition. Gallery 44 specializes in photography and prioritizes recommendations for Ontario-based artists with a confirmed exhibition of photography or photo-based work.

This program is open to Ontario-based professional media artists who have a confirmed, upcoming public exhibition. Exhibitions in Ontario, other Canadian provinces and international locations are all eligible. Students enrolled full-time in undergraduate or graduate-level studies are not eligible. Grant amounts must be a minimum of $500 and no more than $2,000.

*Applicants no longer need to apply before their exhibition start date. Applicants may apply for exhibitions that start on or after January 16, 2026.

Grants are made through third-party recommenders (public art galleries, artist-run centres and arts service organizations) throughout the province. Artists must apply directly to a recommender located in the zone in which they live. Approved applications are forwarded to OAC by the recommender once the decision to award a grant has been made.

Visit the link in our bio for more information about what to submit, eligible costs and general guidelines, visit the OAC website. Applications are now submitted through Nova.

📸 Midyan Samson, Samson and Yirgalem, photo documentation by Darren Rigo at Gallery 44 (Toronto), 2025

07/03/2026

WhatNext New Gen Artist Series: Portfolio Reviews with Shellie Zhang and Emilie Croning
July 25, 2026 (book an review slot)

Participants will have the opportunity to receive a one-on-one in person portfolio review with Shellie Zhang or Emilie Croning. Each Portfolio Review is 20 minutes. We encourage you to bring prints to look at/discuss.

WhatNext: New Gen Artist Series is a year-round free program from Gallery 44 that supports emerging artists aged 16–35 as they begin to shape their careers. Through seasonal virtual workshops, the series offers practical guidance on topics like freelancing, finding opportunities, writing for your practice, contemporary photography, and building sustainable professional habits.

WhatNext: New Gen Artist Series is made possible through the support of EQ Bank

Visit the link in our bio to book a review time slot with Shellie or Emilie.

07/02/2026

After They Leave an exhibition in the Vitrines from Manny Wood Lynes-Ford closes this Saturday, July 4!

Documenting Wells, British Columbia, a historic mining and logging town on the territories of the Lhtako Dene and Secwépemc peoples, After They Leave is a testament to what happens when the relationship between humans and the land is forgotten. Lynes-Ford documents the scars left behind from the process of extraction, abandonment and the displacement of Indigenous peoples who lived in reciprocity with this land.

Presented in partnership with imagineNATIVE.

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Manny Wood Lynes-Ford is an indigenous photographer from Gitxaala, British Columbia, based in Toronto. He specializes in analog photography with a range of media from cyanotypes to chromogenic prints in the darkroom. He holds a BFA from OCAD University in photography. Working with themes of decolonization and the Indigenous experience, he draws inspiration from artists such as Fred Herzog and Carl Beam.

📸 Manny Wood Lynes-Ford, After They Leave, photo documentation by Darren Rigo at Gallery 44 (Toronto), 2026

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