Unbreakable: New Exhibition in the Northeast Mini Galleries

The image shows a woman standing next to a mini gallery. Inside the mini gallery is a colourful illustration of a woman with long hair. The person is wearing a sleeveless brown top and white pants, smiling at the camera. The background includes a garden, trees, and nearby houses.
Kirandeep Rai Bhullar: Threads of Resilience

Unbreakable: New Exhibition in the Northeast Mini Galleries

Running from July through October 2025, Unbreakable is the latest exhibition in the Northeast Mini Galleries series. Curated by AJ Kluck, the exhibition features work by 10 local artists exploring themes of connection, care and the strength found in everyday relationships.

The Northeast Mini Galleries are a series of 10 display cases located at community associations across Calgary’s northeast. Throughout the year, 30 local artists are featured in a rotating series of exhibitions, each curated to reflect the stories and experiences rooted in this part of the city.

Learn more about Unbreakable and the featured artists here.

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