Artist Talk

Come share in the conversation about art as a medium to heal and grow through trauma and pain. Self-taught artist Jai Mitchell will be letting us into his world by sharing his story of soul evolution and where his art led him through the years of daily practice.
Jai explores many dimensions of his trauma experience through art while creating powerful and meaningful statements on canvas and paper.

Come prepared with questions or just an open heart to hear his life story and perhaps find your own healing through his art.

Join us on Friday, May 3rd, for a unique gallery tour led by Canadian artist Heran Genene in Art Gate VR. Dive into "Pro-Practice," an immersive installation curated for the Floating Point Gallery.

This innovative experience merges the dynamics of basketball practice with the boundless possibilities of virtual reality.
Engage your senses and your body in a space where movement and presence transform into art. Don't miss the chance to explore this invisible game where you are both the artist and the canvas. Experience proprioception as never before!

Derek Samaha is a self-taught Toronto-based photographer with a decade of experience. He has a passion for shooting cinematic moody scenes with dramatic lighting that share common themes of the […]

Join us for a deep discussion on how art helps us process, reflect, express and heal. Represented artists Michelle Lubin, Jai Mitchell and Antonio Nogueira will share their stories, art practices and take on this powerful way to live our better lives. We will welcome questions and input from the audience as these topics usually ignite interesting conversations. Bring your questions!

When art is in a dialogue with nature. Italian artist Elena Dell'Andrea and Canadian artist Jennifer Macklem from the gallery Italy & Beyond present their art that is constantly inspired by a deep connection with Nature: the investigation of the Wild and the MacroCosm, the Environment and the MicroCosm.

Experience the artistry of Anishinaabe Elder Haasum Bineshiiyag, daughter of the first jingle dress dancer, as she shares her healing beadwork. Each piece, crafted with intention, is available for purchase, offering a chance to own a piece of this powerful legacy.