Project 107 - Gallery & Studio
Curation, Conception, Design, Fabrication
2022-2024

Project 107 was a not-for-profit contemporary art gallery in the east end of Toronto. Housed in a building awaiting demolition, it embraced impermanence as its core value of programming. The gallery was started as a way to foster artist development, while being able to aid in exhibition ideation, curation, and support. At the space, we believed in adaptive reuse, and worked with our artists to get them to think outside of the box when it came to the ways they would typically build an exhibit, the materials that they used, and the future life of everything that happened in the space.

After years of working in industries where temporary events and installation are usually just sent to landfill, I wanted to make sure that when produceing anything in the space, it was done in a way that allowed for easy dis-assembly and reuse. Artists were encouraged to pull from our library of collected materials before purchasing anything new, forcing new ways to create within the boundaries of what is available.

When not hosting shows, the space doubled as a studio for art fabrication, as well as a rental space for photo and video shoots.

8 Exhibits
3 Performances
1 Book Launch / Talk
Part of Contact Photography Festival, and Design TO
Featured in the Toronto Star, Azure, and New York Review of Architecture