The Western Front Exhibitions Programme presents contemporary art by local, national, and international artists. Intentionally open, this mandate promotes experimentation with conceptual models and contexts for visual art and has allowed the program to expand beyond gallery exhibitions to include poster and book publications, cross-disciplinary works, and site-specific projects.

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2 Results for 2012

    • Exhibitions >
    • January 10 – February 10, 2012
    • 1. New Exhibitions Curator
    • We are pleased to welcome Jesse Birch as the new Exhibitions Curator at the Western Front. Birch brings a wealth of local and international experience to the position. He has produced exhibitions in Canada, the Netherlands, Australia and Japan, and he was Co-Director/Curato…  MORE >
    • Exhibitions & Media Arts >
    • February 17 – March 31, 2012
    • 2. Instant Coffee: Feeling So Much & Doing So Little
    • As any good collective would, in 2005 the members of Instant Coffee drafted a “manifesto” of sorts. In it, they define themselves and their objectives in terms of their caffeinated namesake: Instant Coffee “mimics the real thing without the pretense of being better. I…  MORE >