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Tenfold, Akin Dupont’s 10 Year Anniversary Exhibition
October 8-10, 2026
Remote Gallery, 568 Richmond St W

Opening Reception:
Thursday October 8: 6-9pm

Gallery Hours:
Friday October 9: 4-8pm
Saturday October 10: 1-5pm

This year, Akin Dupont celebrates its tenth anniversary!
To mark this milestone, Akin Dupont artists are bringing their work together in a collective exhibition, Tenfold, which will take place from October 8-10th.

More than a thematic exhibition, Tenfold presents an interwoven collection of artistic expressions that coexist, intersect, and strengthen one another. We invite you to experience this vibrant multiplicity and celebrate its value to artists, communities, and society.

See you there!

Participating Artists:

Anne Kobayashi (.t.k.studio)

Barbara Bailey ()

Bernadette Peets ()

Bettina Westwood ()

Beverley Rosenberg ()

Carrie Fisher (.studio)

Eli Moser ()

Hamid Mohammadi ()

Loren Kaplan ()

Mark Buck (www.markbuck.art)

Miles Ingrassia ()

MP Guillot ()

Robert Simoni ()

Shayla Bond ()

Tatjana Reithofer ()

Veronica Z.M. (ateliercassis.net/home.html)

Curated By:
Renato Baldin (.baldin)

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Local Colours
September 22-24, 2026
Remote Gallery
568 Richmond St W

Artists:
Katie Crane
Timothy Daniels
Ilana Jackson
Eleanor Liebman
Brock McLaughlin
Gary Paiva�
Curated by:� Joe Fleming

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Patterns in emptiness
Elina Mansurova
September 16, 2026
1-10pm
Remote Gallery
568 Richmond St W
Gallery B

This collection of abstract textile works examines how personal and collective trauma can be translated through minimalist visual forms. Putting emphasis on the austere aesthetic of winter landscapes, the pieces use repetitive white stitching on dark fabric to engage with themes of war, political unrest, and familial grief. By reducing complex sociopolitical realities to stark geometric lines and raw texture, the exhibition explores how the abstractions on textile can serve as a medium for processing conflict and memory.

Truth and Belonging Version 1.0
September 10 to 15, 2026
Remote Gallery
568 Richmond St W

Opening reception:
Sept. 10: 6-9pm with a music performance
RSVP on Eventbrite: link in bio

Artist Talk:
Sept.12: 2-3pm
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Gallery Hours:
Sept. 10 - 14: 12 to 9pm
Sept. 15: 12 to 5pm

Artists:
Suzanne Caldarone Izumi,
Susan Yeung-Kim,
Yvonne Luk ,
Kabo Tse

Curator:
Vera Kabo Tse .artdesign

Narrative of seeking belonging in a forever evolving world continually evolving with AI. The contrast of technology to being human and our survivalist need to connect to the natural world and a level of conscious wellbeing.

Suzanne Caldarone Izumi's artistic practice is deeply rooted in the beauty of the human form, interpersonal relationships, spirituality, and the natural environment that surrounds me.

Susan Yeung-Kim created layered contemporary portraits and nature-based studies that move between the digital and the handmade. The works begin as digital photographs—captured moments connected to people who hold meaning in my life. I then translate these images through paint, pastel, and ink, reconnecting the image to the hand, body, and heart.

Yvonne Luk in Hairscapes, hair becomes a living map of identity, culture, memory, and belonging. As one of the most visible markers of ethnicity and self-expression, hair carries personal and collective histories, yet it is also fluid, changing, and deeply intimate.

Insta post truth and belonging version 1.0 technology, reflecting our contemporary condition: a reality shaped by both physical experience and digital transformation.

Kabo Tse’s art installation, Go Go Yin Yan, comprises of meditative tokens with Sacred geometries and motifs from flora and fauna like a Buddhist temple reimagined to allow us to connect our physical selves with the metaphysical invisible energy force around us. The black and white objects are arranged in a way to remind us of a Go, Weiqi, or Baduk board or yin yang as each one of human decisions as a metaphor for the game we are playing with AI as we are contemplating the possible end of human dominance.

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Thank you Akin Dupont member Bernadette Peets () for sharing
'Recent Landscapes' from April 30 - May 6, 2026, at Remote Gallery.

If you’re also interested in renting Remote Gallery, click the link in our bio to learn more.

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Moments We Meet: A mosaic of community spaces for belonging
Group Show
Sunday, August 23, 2026
10 AM – 3 PM
Remote Gallery, 568 Richmond St W

Make a Mark's first-ever Open Studio is here! Join us for a free exhibition celebrating the everyday spaces that bring us together and deepen our sense of belonging. Experience the work of seven community builders exploring the places we gather, the moments we share, and the connections puiyeebelonging.studio

RSVP on Eventbrite (link in bio)

Featuring:
✨ Bonnie Leung & Maham Mansoor | Play Sparks: Invitation to Play – An interactive exploration of how play builds connection and brings community together
✨ Peace Serwaah | From Fragmentation to Connection: The CIHEC Health Equity Resource Hub – A digital hub bringing together health resources, tools, knowledge, and opportunities for peer connection
✨ seeley quest | Q***r Ecological Reverence: Exploring Our Devotional Relations with the Earth – Local q***r park gatherings for sharing, learning, and exploring spiritual faiths and connections with nature
✨ Todd Le Blanc | What Happened Hear: Stories, Experiences, and Futures of Leslie Grove Park – An audio installation of stories and histories from neighbourhood parks across East York and beyond
✨ Trisha Sharma | Do Something About It: A Starter Guide to Civic Impact – A guide to the small civic actions that can ripple outward to create meaningful change
✨ Valentina Gastaldo | That Bench Project – An interactive map of Toronto's memorial benches, exploring how a simple bench holds memory and connection
Come explore their projects, meet the people behind them, and spend the day connecting with your community.

💬 Questions? [email protected]
Make a Mark is a community of practice launched by The Belonging Studio that brings together practitioners dedicated to advancing belonging through community-building.

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Thank you Station Independent Projects () for sharing your group show, Salon Manifest #3, at Remote Gallery.

ARTISTS:
Marcy Brafman
Amy Chaiklin
Jack Cunningham
Klay-James Enos
Frances Ferdinands
Greg Hendren
Miles Ladin
Daniel Maluka
Joseph Muscat
Harry Newman
Leah Oates
Loree Ovens
Frances Patella
Emily Pike
Jayden Pithwa
Dominique Prevost
Doris Purchase
Steve Rockwell
Lyla Rye
Maddy Rosenberg
Carol Salmanson
Lois Schklar
Chahat Soneja
Max St-Jacques
Pierre St-Jacques
Andres Vosu

Interested in renting Remote Gallery? Link in bio to learn more.

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Shop Eki Toronto Pop-up!
Saturday, July 25th
12 to 8pm
Remote Gallery
568 Richmond St W
Gallery B

Shop Eki is an online retailer for Nigerian ready-to-wear clothing brands and this pop-up is to highlight and showcase clothing and accessories for new and beloved Nigerian fashion brands.

Everyone is welcome! Our sizes are inclusive and our prices are accessible. Whether you want to discover and learn more about Nigerian Fashion brands or you already have your favourite brands. This is the pop-up for you.
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Dr. Abdullah Al Futiny
'Memory of Place'
Wed., July 22
3-9pm
Remote Gallery
568 Richmond St W
Gallery B

'Memory of Place' is a watercolour journey through the memories of everyday life, celebrating the people, markets, architecture and traditions that shaped the identity of place. Each painting preserves a fleeting moment before it fades into memory.