Date: Saturday, June 27, 2026 Time: 9:30am-4:30pm Xchanges is excited to announce a new Summer Atelier - Capturing the Wrack Line: Printing what the tide brings in with Cindy Wright. No experience is required - all are welcome. Maximum 10 participants. This is another Atelier fundraising event for Xchanges - all proceeds go to support... Continue Reading →
Rina Pita,ย Whispers from the Forest
January 9-25, 2026 Using the alchemy of watercolour, pencil and ink, Pina invites us into the invisible dimensions within the world of trees, where forces flow between them to warn, protect, and nurture. Beneath the surface lies a hidden reality, layered and complex, where science and wonder meet. Whether born of biology or something like... Continue Reading →
Great XPECTATIONS – Annual Members Exhibition and Open House
XCHANGES MEMBERS' ANNUAL EXHIBITION & OPEN HOUSE Opening Friday December 5th, 7pmOpen House: Saturday December 6th, 11am-4pm Join the members of Xchanges for their much anticipated and loved Annual Members' Exhibition and Open House/Studio Tours! Once again, we will open our doors and welcome you to browse, buy, taste, and listen to our multitude of diverse offerings.We... Continue Reading →
Richard Motchman “Death and Resurrection”ย
Opening Reception: Friday, November 7, 2025 from 7-9pm.Show run: November 8-23.PLEASE NOTE TIME DIFFERENCE:Saturday 11-4, Sundays 12-5 Artist Talk Sunday November 16 at 2pm The exhibition Death and Resurrection examines events around the Crucifixion, a frequent subject in art history. The exhibition involves 4 interactive pillar paintings and 2 related ink drawing series. The viewer,... Continue Reading →
Culture Days this weekend! Open Studios!
Xchanges is continuing to celebrate Culture Days with lots of activities including an Open Studio Day this weekend! Now you can see behind the normally closed doors and meet the artists who are creating at Xchanges. Check out Ella Chay's solo exhibition while you are here. Studios will be open from 1pm-3pm. The exhibition is... Continue Reading →
Ella Chay – I Saw You in a Dream
Opening Friday, October 3, 2025 7-9pmShow run, Oct 4-19, 11-4pmArtist Talk, Sunday, October 5th, 1pm Xchanges Gallery is excited to present Ella Chay, I saw You in a Dream. Working with materials like acrylic paint and paper mache clay, Chay creates images that feel both familiar and strange. The pieces blend time periods, places and... Continue Reading →
Breanna Sprecker – Blood Memory Artist Talk on Saturday,ย Septemberย 20th at 1:00 pm
Please join us for Breanna Sprecker's artist talk on Saturday, September 20, 2025 at 1:00pm at the gallery and online. Blood Memoryย (there is a place in the body where no blood flows) is a collection of work exploring themes of complex grief and intergenerational trauma. It weaves together family narratives, visual metaphors, and distinct cultural... Continue Reading →
Xchanges Culture Days Events – September 19th – October 12th
Canadaโs celebration of arts, culture, and heritage. Don't miss these Xchanges events and more! This year, the national Culture Days celebration takes place from September 19th - October 12th, 2025. Thousands of free events are presented in hundreds of communities across Canada, welcoming millions of participants to create, share, and celebrate a life enriched by arts... Continue Reading →
Breanna Sprecker, Blood Memory
Opening Friday September 5 at 7:00 pmShow runs September 6-21, 11-4 pm Xchanges is excited to present the first exhibition of the 2025-26 season featuring Breanna Sprecker's multimedia work in Blood Memory. Spreckersโ body of work in this exhibition explores themes of complex grief and intergenerational trauma. It weaves together family narratives, visual metaphors, and... Continue Reading →
Heidi Bergstrom and Adryan Bergstrom-Borins – Encrypted Identities Decoded Histories
In Encrypted Identities, Decoded Histories, Heidi Bergstrom and Adryan Bergstrom-Borins express the story of their Icelandic and Metis heritage, which for many in their family, has only been myth and legend. The artists wrestle with aspects of their settler and Metis histories to debunk myths that are common in Canadian society and their own family, and... Continue Reading →
