Andria Keen will give participants an introduction to soapstone carving. Using pre-cut pieces of stone, attendees will learn the basics of carving and leave with their very own miniature sculpture and polishing kit. Tools will be provided.

Registration required.

The gallery is pleased to host a special reception during Gallery Weekend Toronto to celebrate Larissa Tiggelers’s exhibition, The Remembering Kind.

Dive in the life of exhibited artists Ghasemi Brothers and Ali Phi and discover their practices.

Paul Petro Contemporary Art invites you to experience renowned artist Robert Wiens in conversation with “Watershed” curator Paul Petro as they lead a discussion about this environmentally focused group exhibition. Artists include Stephen Andrews, Michel Dumont, Su Rynard, Carol Wainio, Robert Wiens and Natalie Wood.

Artists and curators will gather in the gallery together for a social hangout. Audience/participants have the opportunity to come and learn more about the work and the artists. The gallery will host causal tours of the show and facilitate a brief artist talk.

***the plumb is physically located at 1655 Dufferin Street, at the southeast corner of Dufferin Street and St. Clair Avenue West. The front door is just down the alley between Dufferin Foot Clinic and D’Orio and Associates Eye Care, on the south side of the alleyway.

On Saturday and Sunday, PB Toronto will also present a pop-up market with Inspirations Studios, a low barrier ceramics program for women and gender diverse people who have experienced marginalization, featuring works by the program’s members. All proceeds from sales will go directly to the members.

Please join us for a guided tour of Caroline Larsen’s solo exhibition “The Traveler’s Garden”.

The artist will deliver a guided tour of the exhibition and speak to his Jamaican Maroon heritage.

Join us for the opening reception of Tyshan Wright’s first solo exhibition in Toronto!

For Gallery Weekend Toronto, Patel Brown will host a ceramic slab building workshop and demonstration with exhibiting artist Julie Moon. Capacity for participation will be limited but folks are encouraged to drop in to observe and gain insight into Moon’s artmaking process.

The artist is present! Katherine Takpannie will be in the show to discuss the works and greet visitors for the exhibition party, 2-5pm.

Please join us for an exhibition walkthrough with Iris Häussler.

Join us for a light brunch as Stephen Bulger leads a guided tour of the exhibitions About Trees by Scott Conarroe and Natural Language by Hank Bull.

Join Gallery Director, Mel Trojkovic, in conversation with Emma Nishimura and Linda Sormin in an Instagram Live event as we tour and discuss the themes explored in “Gestures of Remembering”.

On Saturday and Sunday, PB Toronto will also present a pop-up market with Inspirations Studios, a low barrier ceramics program for women and gender diverse people who have experienced marginalization, featuring works by the program’s members. All proceeds from sales will go directly to the members.

Join artist Evan Penny for a tour of his exhibition Marsyas, Retrospect and The Venetian Mirror, which includes work from his 2017 Venice exhibition Ask Your Body, as well as new work in sculpture and photography.

In association with a new MKG127 Lightbox installation, “The Light of Six Moons” by Annie Briard, we invite you to celebrate the launch of the accompanying artist book “The Glow of One Hundred Moons.” “The Glow of One Hundred Moons” explores the properties of light waves and color perception through a metaphorical moon. The publication includes images from the artwork and 28 notes on the moon by Toronto-based writer, critic, and curator, Jayne Wilkinson. The artist will be present for this event.

Opening at the close!