Current Exhibitions
FALL 2026
The artLAB Gallery is closed for installation. We reopen on November 12th!
Annual Juried Exhibition
Exhibition: November 12 – December 3, 2026
Opening: Thursday, November 12 from 6–8PM
People’s Choice voting: 6-7PM
AJE Award Announcements: 7:15PM
artLAB Gallery
Celebrating its 25th year, the Annual Juried Exhibition remains one of the Department of Visual Arts’ most anticipated undergraduate exhibitions. The exhibition brings together work by students from all years of the program, spanning a range of media, including painting, sculpture, printmaking, video, and photography.
Works are selected by a jury of arts professionals, who consider creativity, concept, materiality, and technical execution. Join us on the evening of Thursday, November 12 from 6-8PM for the opening reception and award announcements! Prizes include: 1-year subscriptions to C Magazine and Border Crossings, gift cards from Hospitality Services, Bijan's Art Studio, and Western Bookstore, as well as a presentation opportunity with Forest City Gallery.
Special thanks to this year’s jurors, Sheri Osden Nault, Maxwell Hyett, Imogen Clendinning, Heather Carey, Dickson Bou, Liza Eurich for their time.
TOMPE2026 (The Ontario Miniature Print Exhibition)
Print London
Exhibition: November 12 – December 3, 2026
Reception: Thursday, November 12 from 5-7PM
Cohen Commons
Jurors: Cassandra Getty, Eric Euler, and Tricia Johnson
Exhibiting Artists: Anne Abbass-Harkness, Suzie Allen, Siobhán Arnott, Nicole Banton, Luigina Barratto, Souleima Basha, Sylvia Bretzloff, T.J. Brown, Barb Carr, Deborah Chapman, Amanda Chesney, Julie Clapperton, Sandie Collins, Sarah Cowley, Claudine Crangle, Susan S. Cunningham, Florence Désaulniers, Alain Desgagné, Sophie Desjardins, Drew Ellwood, Alysa-Beth Engel, Randie Feil, Kym Fenlon-Spazuk, Karen Fletcher, Amber Forno, Elizabeth Forrest, Brenda Fuhrman, Trina Ganson, John Graham, Vanessa Hall-Patch, Pamela Hodgson, Heather Huston, Katerina Ivanova, Oscar Jarsky, Villia Jefremovas, Kyungsun Kim, SiHyun Vision Kim, Denise Lachance, Stephany Lay, Jaehyang Lee, Patti Lefebvre, Wen Li, Lisa Matthias, Laura McCoy, William McCutcheon, Julie McIntyre, Lauren McKinley Renzetti, Daniel Milner, Shinsuke Minegishi, Rhiana Mitchell, Alex Montes, Eric Mummery, Lisa Neighbour, Patricia Nodder, Mary O'Brien, Kurt Pammer, Susan Perry, Emily Pittman, Walter Procska, Martha Jane Ritchie, Benjamin Robinson, Madeleine Rousseau, Irina Schestakowich, Svetlana Swinimer, Catherine Tam, Ana Teodorescu, Jacqueline Tourigny, Ann Unger, Doug Williams, Ele Willoughby, Meggan Winsley.
Together with the Fine Art Department at Western University, and our long-standing partner, Museum London, Print London is pleased to present the sixth edition of The Ontario Miniature Print Exhibition (TOMPE2026) at the Cohen Commons in the John Labatt Visual Arts Centre at the university.
This year, we received 276 submissions from 88 professional artists in six provinces and one territory. These submissions continue to represent the exciting work happening in print studios across Canada by artists of all ages and stages in their careers. Our exhibition is somewhat smaller this year, despite the usual high quality of work submitted, owing to a precision in curatorial vision by our three eminent jurors. 102 works are being shown by 71 artists. This has given us the opportunity to frame the exhibited works for the first time.
I would like to thank our jurors, Cassandra Getty, Eric Euler, and Tricia Johnson, for spending an intense jurying session examining the submissions together and carefully selecting the works to be shown. This year, they have awarded First, Second, and Third Prizes (monetary awards) as well as three Honourable Mentions. In addition, we have a special prize for the best work on Japanese paper gifted by the Japanese Paper Place.
We offer our warm congratulations to the 71 artists whose work is on display and to our award winners. We also acknowledge with gratitude the support of the City of London and the London Arts Council through a generous CAIP Grant.
Joscelyn Gardner
Founding Chair, Print London
