Friends & Neighbours Gallery

Don't Forget Claudia Burneo's Jardín de Gnosis is this Sunday the 14th at 6pm and the Artist talk is at 5pm. Message us for address! Hope to see y'all there :)! ps: if you would like us to add you to our email list please let us know :)

Hey All! After a long wait, the official documentation of our group exhibition Crying-Laughing (je ris pour ne pas pleurer) at Espace POP in collaboration with Art POP! Festival is now up on our website. If you were not able to attend or if you would like to take another look, please check it out at:... https://www.friendsandneighboursgallery.com/crying-laughing *Also, if you did not make it to our performance night, you can take a peak at Nora Rosenthal’s short: Family Death Trip, 2018 on the page as well. Again we would like to thank all of the wonderful artists that were part of this show: Hangama Amiri Benjamin Da Silva & B.G-Osborne Jes Dolan & Raphaële Frigon Angela Glanzmann Kelly Jazvac Sine Kundargi-Girard emily macdonald Maddy Mathews Negar Nakhai Nora Rosenthal We would also like to thank Art POP! and Espace POP for all of their support during the planning and realization of Crying-Laughing (je ris pour ne pas pleurer). Stay tuned for news on our upcoming events and exhibitions! All the best:) Friends and Neighbours Gallery Barbara, Elise and Lee:) Photo: Hangama Amiri, Ice-cream, 2017.

This past winter we exhibited, REPLAY: CONSTRUCTING AND DECONSTRUCTING NOSTALGIA, a solo exhibition and performance by Kaitlyn Ramsden. Replay was a work-in-progress for her larger piece, BALLS. Kaitlyn is currently raising money for the final phase of this project. In her own words, I am raising the funds to finish the creation of BALLS, a site specific group choreography presented by the 2018 Festival Quartiers Danse. This will be my first group choreography and my firs...t presentation with the festival. BALLS is a collaborative dance piece choreographed by myself, interpreted by six female dancers and accompanied by an interactive musical score. BALLS researches the ways women and their bodies are represented in sports and competition. The work uses the movement already present in sports to unveil the perceptions of the female body in dialogue with teamwork, competition, strength, weakness, and support. For more information (a breakdown of costs, performers, performance dates, etc) and to donate please check out her Indiegogo page. Kaitlyn was kind enough to perform her work and install her exhibition at Friends & Neighbours and we would love to see her reach her fundraising goals and continue this project!