Northeast Mini Galleries

Program features local artists with ties to northeast communities

The image shows a man standing beside a mini gallery. The artwork inside the mini gallery depicts a group of people dressed in orange in front of a house surrounded by greenery. The person is wearing a patterned jacket, white shirt, and a hat. There are townhouses and a car in the background.

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Jessica Cheng stands beside her mini gallery, displaying a colourful artwork featuring illustrations of food.

Exhibition Curated by Lindy Pruitt

The Northeast Mini Galleries exhibition, curated by Lindy Pruitt, ran from November 2024 to February 2025 and explored themes of community, memory, and connection. Through…Read more

Medium: Mixed Media

Year: November 2024 to February 2025

Hareet Ranu with her Northeast Mini Gallery artwork My Colourful Neighbourhood

Exhibition Curated by Tomas Jonsson

This exhibition, curated by Tomas Jonsson, ran from July to October 2024 and explored the evolving landscapes, histories, and relationships that shape Calgary’s Northeast. Through…Read more

Medium: Mixed Media

Year: July to October 2024

Photo of Northeast Mini Gallery with artist

Exhibition Curated by Katrina Ali

This exhibition curated by Katrina Ali is part of the Northeast Public Art Initiative. This initiative aims to build amazing spaces for people to come…Read more

Medium: Mixed Media

Year: 2024

A woman in a bright blue coat smiles as she poses next to a mini gallery featuring her artwork. The piece inside showcases a beige bird floating in a dark blue sky filled with stars and clouds. A sign below provides details about her work, and the background includes trees, grass and a house.

Threads of Belonging

Threads of Belonging, curated by Mao Kun Chen, explores themes of identity, resilience, and community. This exhibition is part of the Northeast Mini Galleries initiative.Read more

Medium: Various

Year: March to June 2025

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