rOGUE Gallery Community Programming 2026
We’re excited to bring back rOGUE Gallery Community Programming for its second year! This six-week exhibition slot will be used to showcase multiple exhibitions and events by community groups and partner organizations. With the hope that this programming initiative will provide space for community groups to share their work with the public, we’re incredibly proud to present the following exhibitions:
St. Michael’s Printshop – Places and Places Imagined
April 10 – May 9, 2026
St. Michael’s Printshop (SMP) presents an exhibition of prints, entitled Places and Places Imagined, from the sales collection. Works to be included will feature spaces rendered by a variety of printmakers who have contributed to the SMP. These works capture the quiet intimate spaces of homes, spaces of work, landscapes, seascapes and abstracted spaces of the imagination.
Attention print lovers! We are extending St. Michael’s Printshop’s pop-up exhibition in the rOGUE Gallery for two more weeks!!! If you haven’t had a chance to come down and take a look, you’re in luck. “Places and Places Imagined” will remain on display until May 9th!
Don’t forget, all the incredible prints in the exhibition are for sale through St. Michael’s Printshop! Inquiries about purchasing any prints from the exhibition can be directed to the lovely SMP staff, just upstairs from our gallery, or at info@stmichaelsprintshop.com. Or you can visit their website to browse through their online sales collection!
Photo Documentation by Laura Sbrizzi
Voice of Iran
May 13 – 23, 2026
In times when empathy matters more than ever,
a group of Iranian residents in St. John’s have come together
to host an exhibition in solidarity with the people of Iran.
Your presence is more than attendance—
it is a gesture of support, connection, and shared humanity.
We would love for you to join us.
Trigger Warning: Violence & Trauma
Please be advised that this exhibition, Voice of Iran, in the rOGUE Gallery displays artworks and media documenting violence, including the effects of airstrikes, psychological trauma, and government oppression. The content may trigger traumatic memories for survivors, refugees, or veterans. Please take care of your well-being.
Photo Documentation by Laura Sbrizzi
