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Main Gallery

WIP

Artist

Jemini Baptiste + Oreka James + Sylvia Limbana + Ekow Stone

Exhibition Dates:

January 13, 2023

- February 24, 2023

Opening Reception:

January 13, 2023 7:00 pm

WIP is a group exhibition featuring the self-curated work of Black Artists Union collective members from the 2022 Incite Foundation Residency artists at Centre[4]Arts. Throughout their residency, the artists pushed the boundaries of their individual and collective practice, experimenting with new materials and approaches in screen printing, painting, video and installation.

This exhibition is a celebration of the powerful and thoughtful work that emerged from the artists’ processes during their time in Centre[4]Arts’ studios. WIP is a testament to the power of ongoing collaboration and the transformation that can happen when artists come together to support each other and learn as a collective.

Artist Biographies & Statements:
Black Artists Union Collective (BAU) is an artist collective supporting and facilitating the movement of Black artists and creatives.

Jemini Baptiste is a multi medium experimental art maker based in Toronto. They create in many forms to satisfy the yearn of their energetic and emotional psyche. Their work explores themes of passion, curiosity, anger, journey and rebirth.


Oreka James is a multidisciplinary and material-based artist currently living and working in Toronto. You can find more of their work online at orekajames.format.com.


Ekow Stone is an artist, farmer, and educator based in Toronto, Ontario. He makes art for enjoyment and connection. Ekow works primarily in pen, printing and pyrography exploring themes of creation, origins, and transformation. Ekow co-manages vegetable production and coordinates educational programming on a 2.5 acre urban farm. He is obsessed with flower gazing, watching anime, and learning about ancient history.


Sylvia Limbana is an artist based in Scarborough Ontario. As a painter she primarily works with gouache and acrylic. Her work explores themes of family, childhood and the immigrant experience. You can usually find her sifting through piles of old family albums looking for inspiration while deeply reminiscing. Sylvia’s work is a practice heavily tinted with nostalgia.


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