March 8 - 22
Vernissage: Saturday, March 8 @ 3 - 5 pm

Wall Space Gallery is proud to present the latest body of photographic works by Michelle Valberg. Delving into the realm of infrared photography and the surreal worlds it reveals, Valberg will be presenting a selection of scenes captured in Spain, Portugal, Patagonia, and Yellowstone.

March 8 - 22
Vernissage: Saturday, March 8 @ 3 - 5 pm

Wall Space Gallery is proud to present a feature of new mixed media paintings by David Lidbetter. Renowned for his Canadian landscape paintings that capture the still isolation of our wilderness, in this series, Lidbetter turns his attention to the architectural atmospheres of Old Hull. Lidbetter celebrates the history of spaces being forgotten.

April 3 - 17
Vernissage: Thursday, April 3 @ 5 - 7 pm

Join us for an exhibition of new works by Nicole Allen. Allen's metaphorical use of floral still life digs deep into complexities of personal and intrapersonal relationships.

May 1 - 17
Vernissage: Thursday, May 1 @ 5 - 7 pm

Wall Space Gallery is proud to present a group exhibition featuring works by Andrew Beck, Elle Chae, Kelly Grace, and Jay Li.

June 14 - 28
Vernissage: Saturday, June 14 @
3 - 5 pm

Wall Space Gallery is proud to present a two-person exhibition of works by Julie Gladstone and Olivia Mae Sinclair. In their respective mediums of painting and 'Sloppy Craft' (text-based printmaking textiles), Gladstone and Sinclair address the various ways that trauma and healing can act as driving forces in our lives. Their process-based practices lead us like maps through their personal navigations of healing.

July 10 - 24
Vernissage: Thursday, July 10
@ 5 - 7 pm
Artist Talk: TBC

Wall Space Gallery presents the latest solo exhibition by renowned expressionist painter Claire Desjardins. Desjardins' bright palettes, abstractions, and lirical compositions boast optimism in the face of the trials of human experience.

Sept 13 - 27
Vernissage: TBC

Wall Space Gallery is thrilled to present a two-person exhibition of Yomi Orimoloye and Florence Solis. Through their often figurative-based painting Orimoloye and Solis draw from their respective experiences of building an identity in Western culture while navigating their own Nigerian (Orimoloye) and Fillipino (Solis) lineage.