Jane Languedoc - Solo Art Show
2026-05-07 - 2026-07-08 | Constitution Square, 350 Albert St, Ottawa, ON, K1R 1A4, Canada
Jane Languedoc was born in Ottawa, and living on the edge of the Canadian Shield, the landscapes that surrounded her inspired her deep love of trees, rocks and lakes. She moved to London, England in 1976 and was exposed to an entirely different life. Her frequent visits to the National Gallery gave her a love of impressionism and she took many summer trips to Wales and saw a very different landscape and learned to love the ocean and cliffs of Pembrokeshire. She longed for the fresh air and cool lakes of home and returned to Canada in 1980.
Jane has learnt from local professional artists, such as Adrian Baker, and many online programs such as Will Kemp art and Acrylic University. She loves bright colours and uses them to portray emotions. She feels that each season has a unique mood and paints each season as it occurs. She has traveled all over the US ,Canada and Europe and been moved by the wonderful variety that nature creates with light, weather and flora. The awe of our wonderful planet is a never ending inspiration.

Chasing the Wind
2026-05-13 - 2026-06-21 | Kanata Civic Art Gallery, 2500 Campeau Drive, Kanata, ON, K2K 2W3, Canada
The Kanata Civic Art Gallery invites you to experience Chasing the Wind, a new exhibition featuring 27 gallery artists exploring movement, atmosphere, and the changing rhythms of the natural world through painting, textile art, and photography.
From dramatic skies and shifting waters to quiet landscapes and expressive abstraction, Chasing the Wind brings together a diverse collection of artwork inspired by motion, energy, memory, and place. The exhibition highlights the breadth of artistic voices within the gallery and offers visitors an opportunity to discover new perspectives and mediums throughout the space.
Located in the heart of Kanata at the John Mlacak Centre, the gallery continues to present engaging exhibitions from local and regional artists, with all artwork available for purchase.
We invite you to visit and experience the exhibition in person.
Exhibition Dates
May 13 to June 21, 2026
Location
Kanata Civic Art Gallery
Mlacak Community Centre
2500 Campeau Drive
Kanata, Ontario

Magnificence
2026-05-18 - 2026-06-28 | Art Hub (127 Bridge St.), 127 Bridge Street, Carleton Place, ON, K7C 2V6, Canada
A new art show at Art Hub Gallery at Carleton Place.

Two Sisters - Mary Ellen Mueller Legault & Deborah Mueller Peate
2026-05-21 - 2026-06-28 | Arbor Gallery, 103 High St., Vankleek Hill, ON, K0B 1R0, Canada
In Two Sisters, Mary Ellen Mueller Legault and Deborah Mueller Peate bring together two distinct yet complementary artistic voices shaped by family, creativity, and imagination. Mary Ellen’s playful watercolours capture the beauty of everyday scenes through vibrant colour and spontaneity, while Deborah’s imaginative mixed-media works combine textiles, collage, and vintage elements to create expressive “Whimsical Heads” full of charm and personality. Together, their works celebrate artistic curiosity, storytelling, and the enduring bond between sisters.

Vision - Claude Chalifour
2026-05-21 - 2026-06-28 | Arbor Gallery, 103 High St., Vankleek Hill, ON, K0B 1R0, Canada
In the Arber Room, Claude Chalifour presents Vision, an exhibition rooted in intuition, memory, and personal expression. A self-taught artist born in Quebec City, Chalifour draws from a lifetime surrounded by art to create vivid, emotionally resonant paintings that reflect imagination, spirituality, and inner reflection. Her expressive works invite viewers into a colourful and deeply personal visual world.

État Plasma
2026-06-03 - 2026-08-16 | Espace Pierre-Debain, 120 Principale St, Gatineau, QC, J9H 3M3, Canada
État Plasma renvoie à un état mystérieux et omniprésent de la matière dans l’univers, le plasma, qui impacte la propagation des ondes radio dans l’ionosphère terrestre. L’exposition s’inspire des mystères d’une mission secrète américaine des années 1980 à Sainte-Hedwidge-de-Roberval, qui aurait percé un présumé trou béant dans l’ionosphère, semant le doute et la peur.
Les artistes, qui ont enquêté sur le spectre électromagnétique de la petite municipalité du Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, déploient une installation aux accents rétrofuturistes, combinant éléments visuels, sculpturaux et sonores à la fois familiers, énigmatiques et rétrofuturistes. Leur projet associe avec poésie l’imaginaire scientifique à une expérience artistique de manipulation de l’invisible.

Eryn O'Neill | Visualizing Urban Transformation
2026-06-06 - 2026-06-20 | Wall Space Gallery, 1090 Bank St, Ottawa, ON, K1S 3X5, Canada
Wall Space Gallery presents Visualizing Urban Transformation, a new series of paintings by Eryn O’Neill that examines the infrastructure and materials embedded within changing urban environments. Construction fencing, traffic cones, barriers, and industrial containers are easy to overlook, yet they continually redirect movement and reshape public space.

Stewart Jones | AND THEN, IT'S NOW
2026-06-06 - 2026-07-20 | Wall Space Gallery, 1090 Bank St, Ottawa, ON, K1S 3X5, Canada
Wall Space Gallery is excited to host AND THEN, IT’S NOW, a new body of work by oil painter Stewart Jones. The exhibition brings together paintings inspired by the quieter edges of the city and the shifting light and shadows found between buildings and alleyways. Through unexpected viewpoints and confident brushwork, Jones captures everyday urban moments that often go unnoticed, making familiar spaces feel fresh, intimate, and quietly compelling.

Hanji Meets Canada
2026-06-10 - 2026-06-20 | The Lorraine ‘Fritzi’ Yale Gallery, 300-1227 Wellington St. W., Ottawa, ON, K1Y 0G7, Canada
OIS Art of Canada is delighted to invite you to “Hanji (韓紙): A Thousand Years of Korean Paper Art – Hanji Meets Canada,” the first-ever Hanji touring exhibition presented in Ottawa as part of Asian Heritage Month 2026. This special exhibition introduces the beauty, history, and contemporary artistic possibilities of Hanji — Korea’s traditional handmade paper with over a thousand years of cultural heritage. Featuring works by seven distinguished Korean Hanji artists, the exhibition highlights how traditional Korean paper art continues to evolve through contemporary artistic practices. We are especially pleased to present this exhibition in Ottawa for the first time, creating a meaningful opportunity for cultural exchange and dialogue between Korean and Canadian communities through art.
Exhibition Information
📍 Fritzi Gallery, Ottawa
📅 June 10 – 20, 2026
🕚 Tuesday – Saturday, 11 AM – 5 PM
🎟 Free Admission
Opening Reception
📅 Friday, June 12, 2026, 5 PM – 8 PM
