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Side-ways Virtual Artist Residency

Co-Presented with Union Gallery – 2020

Side-ways is a remote residency that offers artists in Kingston an infrastructure for sustained critical conversations, potential collaborations and peer-to-peer support.

Open to visual and interdisciplinary artists at any stage of their art practice (including student artists), the residency aims to facilitate both informal exchanges and more formal critical discussions towards developing new works or projects. Artists will be organized into groups of three, while also participating in full-group programming. The smaller group format will enable extensive ongoing dialogue, including monthly crits. The larger group format will allow all participants to engage in two full-group crits and presentations with virtually-visiting artists, curators and cultural workers. In the spirit of horizontal mentorship, artists are also encouraged to self-organize occasions for skill-sharing and collaborative exchanges. 

The 2020 artists-in-residence were: Michelle Bunton, William Carroll, Francisco Corbett, Grace Katie Dixon, Brian Hoad, Deena Jacobs, Jean Jamieson-Hanes, Rafael MacDonald. Their exhibition was held at Union Gallery in October and Modern Fuel’s Window Gallery from October to December 2021.

Learn more about the artists involved here.

Photo of exhibit at Tett Centre location showcasing "A Vast Metabolism" exhibit in pink lighting.
Photo of exhibit at Tett Centre location showcasing "A Vast Metabolism" exhibit in pink lighting.

Side-Ways: An Exhibition in 2 Spaces

Coordinated by GHY Cheung – 2021

Photo of exhibit at Tett Centre location showcasing "A Vast Metabolism" exhibit in pink lighting.
Co-presented by Union Gallery + Modern Fuel
Coordinated by GHY Cheung
October 12 – 30, 2021: Main Space and Project Room, Union Gallery
October 12 – December 4, 2021: Window Gallery, Modern Fuel

Side-ways is co-presented by Union Gallery + Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre, designed and coordinated by GHY Cheung and naphtali; the two-part exhibition is coordinated by GHY Cheung, with exhibition support provided by Alexander Rondeau, Curatorial Assistant at Union Gallery, and Emily Veysey, Program Coordinator at Modern Fuel.

Read more about the exhibition and the artists here.

Photo of exhibit at Tett Centre location showcasing "A Vast Metabolism" exhibit in pink lighting.

Works on display at Modern Fuel

Photos by William Carroll

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