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Fear & Perception

Opening Reception & Performance: May 22, 2025 at 7 pm

Bay of Blood International Film Festival: May 23 – 25, 2025

Exhibition: May 22 – July 11, 2025

Fear & Perception juxtaposes various contemporary creations by Peter Morin, Jacob Solomon, Claudia Torres, Justin Logan, Sid Bobb, and artist-curators Clayton & Tara Windatt. Presentations of new and existing works address themes of conflicts, emotional states, perceptions, struggles, and the impacts of fear, each from the unique perspectives of the participating artists. The artists are free to express themselves without the pressure of conforming to a philosophy of aesthetics, making works that may themselves be in conflict as they explore self in relation to the world.

This exhibition is presented by White Water Gallery in partnership with Studio Project Arts Collective and the Bay of Blood International Film Festival.

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Venice Has the Blues / Polaroids by Alana Pierini

WWG is pleased to announce our next upcoming exhibition, Venice Has the Blues / Polaroids by Alana Pierini, to run Friday, March 28 to Saturday, May 10, 2025 at the gallery space. There will be an opening reception from 6 to 9 pm on Friday, March 28, during the first Downtown Gallery Hop of 2025. Drop by to experience the exhibition as you Hop from stop to stop!

Lousy Canadian March weather getting you down? Ok, we can’t actually take you to Italy, BUT what we can offer is a fantastic, innovative exhibition featuring chandelier-type sculptures constructed using aluminum and Polaroid photographs taken in Venice. The artwork brings attention to overwhelming environmental challenges that must be overcome, in the city of Venice and globally, and is accompanied by motion activated original music.

Alana Pierini is an Iroquois Falls based visual artist, curator, songwriter, and Polaroid junkie whose work includes painting, sculpture, photography, found objects, language, and video. THE VENICE POLAROIDS, a coffee table book, is available on amazon.ca, and more of Alana’s work is available on her YouTube channel.

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