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rOGUE Gallery

Current Exhibition

Violet Drake, Feeling Further

November 8 – December 14, 2024

Feeling Further is an exhibition of prints, poetry, and sculpture that explores metamorphosis and magical realism through a rural transsexual narrative. Using abstracted self portraiture, found material, and environmental photography, this work dreams of an alternative world where trans liberation and climate justice are conceptualized beyond systems of oppression.

Violet Drake gratefully acknowledge the financial support of ArtsNL.

Upcoming Exhibitions

Ignatius Baker, Belonging

January 31 – March 15, 2025

Belonging is a series of screen prints started during my residency at St. Michael’s Printshop in the fall of 2023. Belonging is about finding a sense of belonging through swimming with other trans people and allies in nature. Bodies of water bring together the trans and queer community, offering a place of healing, outside of the confining limits of the city. Away from the rigidity of institutions and their binaries, space is made to find easier company in each other. It is where I started to find confidence in my body after transition, a time when I felt vulnerable and like I no longer belonged. It is a space I returned to during the pandemic for calm and through which I connected to my queer and neurodiverse friends to find joy. I wanted to create a series that celebrates this love for pond swimming.


Past Exhibitions

2024

Evelyn Roitner, Place-Setting

Brian Amadi, FAWK YOUR WALLS

Tessa Graham, Home as Place, Home as Pattern

Luca Jesse Apel, Matka Las

Kevin Melanson, Making Ends Meet

2023

Kayla Williams: Goddess of the Sea

Drew Pardy: That’s Hot

Monica Ila: I Dream In Shapes and Shadows

Christeen Francis: Love Under the Patriarchy – Portraits

Eastern Edge x Artforce NL: Wake Up Inspired

2022

Natalie Esther: Looking Down

Charlene Denief: Walking Away From Yourself

Shazia Ahmad: Three Years, Two Gardens, One Feeling

Shannyn Reid: (un)familiar

Alex Antle: Njiknam (My Younger Brother)

Mural Honouring Essential Workers 

2021

Dion Kaszas | Nlaka’pamux Blackwork: Tattooing for Transformation, Healing, and Adornment 

Dion Kaszas in the rOGUE Gallery

Heather Jackman | Steadfast

rOGUE Gallery: Heather Jackman | Steadfast

 

Bruno Vinhas | When it Stopped

rOGUE Gallery Presents: Bruno Vinhas | When it Stopped  

 

100 Mini Houses; A Downtown Exploration | Molly Margaret

100 Mini Houses: A Downtown Exploration: Molly Margaret

Lily Taylor | Funk Dance for Self Defence

2020

Georgia Dawkin | INFESTATION 

The rOGUE Gallery Presents, INFESTATION | Georgia Dawkin

Each for Equal

Each for Equal

Emily Hayes | Inbetween

The rOGUE gallery presents, Inbetween | Emily Hayes

2019

Jude Benoit | Diary of a e’pite’ji’j: hypervigilant love

Jude Benoit – Diary of a e’pite’ji’j: hypervigilant love

Wake Up Inspired

Wake Up Inspired

John MacCallum | Forever Young

John MacCallum: Forever Young

Michelle Sylliboy | Komqwejwi’kasikl  

Komqwejwi’kasikl : Michelle Sylliboy

Teresa Connors | Patterns

rOGUE: Teresa Connors

Benjy Kean | Not as lost as you think

Benjy Kean: Not as lost as you think

 

2018

Ashley Hemmings | SOUVENIR DOCUMENTS 

SOUVENIR DOCUMENTS: Ashley Hemmings

Ethan Murphy | Where the Light Shines First

ETHAN MURPHY: Where the Light Shines First

Emily Critch | Between

EMILY CRITCH: Between

2017

Olivia Wong | Greenspace

OLIVIA WONG: Greenspace

Virginia Mitford | Alluvium: To Wash Against

Alluvium: To Wash Against

Emily Pittman | A House of Another Colour

Emily Pittman: A House of Another Colour

Sam Moss | Cold Nights

Sam Moss: Cold Nights