Tiny Gallery Projects

Tiny Gallery is mostly focused on self-education these days. I'll post events I'm going to and think are important for anyone interested in checking them out. https://www.facebook.com/events/2699749496908763/

"We need staff members who represent the underrepresented communities. We need Black voices curating Black artists, versus other people borrowing pieces of us again and again," Yearwood says. "There needs to be a commitment in supporting Black artists," Frater said. "We need to be a part of the infrastructure and there needs to be a commitment on the part of non-Black curators as well, to be familiar with the practice of Black artists." https://www.cbc.ca//ma/uncensored-art-galleries-1.5762306

Webinar on 500 Years of Women Artists October 14 2020 "For this talk Sacha Llewellyn (Independent Researcher and Curator, and Director, Liss Llewellyn Fine Art), Tania Osborne (Director, Osborne Samuel), Anthony Crichton-Stuart (Director, Agnews), Marco Fabio Apolloni (Director, Laocoon Gallery) and Ellie Smith (Research and Content Editor, Philip Mould & Company) will, together, examine how our perception of women artists has changed and how we are finally championing them. During the discussion, there will be a special focus on female artists over the last 100 years, and in particular the early to mid-20th century."

Sharpen Your Teeth: Rhianne Favelle Solo Exhibition At The Edge Gallery. Presented by Tiny Gallery Projects and Rhianne Favelle Oct 2017

Hanging garden. Made by Leah Erenberg & Gwenith J Roscoe.