Events
Through art shows and collaborations, BEING has become an important part of Ottawa’s art community. These events often open up opportunities for individuals and corporations to buy paintings and other works of art by our artists. The proceeds from these sales help us to continue to purchase art supplies and fund our program. It also supports the studio’s revenue sharing program which provides earned-income for the artists.
Explore the links below to learn more about our past and upcoming events and exhibits.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Tarnation
March 02 – March 30
Please join BEING Studio for our first group show of 2019
More about this exhibitPREVIOUS EVENTS
The Dream Catcher
March 01 – March 31
Addy Strickland created The Dream Catcher initiative based on her belief in the power of dreams to change the world.
More about this exhibitRiver Forest and Blue Sky
June 05 – September 30
An exhibit of paintings by artist Andre Lanthier reflect the artist’s passion for Canadian landscape and his exploration of colour, texture, and depth of field.
More about this exhibitTrophy, pop-up storytelling village
June 05 – June 05
An episodic performance and living art installation, Trophy features 150 architectural tents filled with individual storytellers sharing stories of change and transformation, and turning points in their lives.
More about this exhibitIndiegogo Fundraising Campaign
June 01 – July 31
Being Studio excited to announce the launch of our fundraising campaign to help BEING grow. We want to expand the opportunities available for our artists, and generate more opportunities for the public to see the incredible work created in our studio. Please consider supporting BEING to make these dreams possible!
More about this exhibitCOLLIDE, an evening of art, music and board games
September 15 – September 15
BEING Studio is partnering with Beats & Boards to present COLLIDE, an evening of art, music and board games. Come see our pop-up art show, play some sweet games and celebrate the first anniversary under our new brand BEING.
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