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Current Exhibition
Promenade Gallery: Jen Aitken

September 12 through to October 10, 2026
Assembled Drawing 11

Assembled Drawing 11

Medium:Ink on paper
Size:17" x 15"
Date:2023
Assembled Drawing 15

Assembled Drawing 15

Medium:Ink on paper
Size:19" x 14"
Date:2023
Assembled Drawing 16

Assembled Drawing 16

Medium:Ink on paper
Size:14" x 14"
Date:2023
Assembled Drawing 21

Assembled Drawing 21

Medium:Ink on paper
Size:13" x 17"
Date:2023
Assembled Drawing 23

Assembled Drawing 23

Medium:Ink on paper
Size:13" x 22"
Date:2023
Assembled Drawing 25

Assembled Drawing 25

Medium:Ink on paper
Size:19" x 14"
Date:2023
Assembled Drawing 26

Assembled Drawing 26

Medium:Ink on paper
Size:17" x 19"
Date:2023
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Saturday, September 12, 2026
Opening Today: Vikky Alexander and Han Sungpil
Friday, May 1, 2026
Contemporary Calgary's LOOK26 Gala: Off The Path
Tuesday, December 9, 2025
Of Time and Making: DaveandJenn and James Carl
Tuesday, December 9, 2025
Of Time and Making
Thursday, June 26, 2025
In the Viewing Room: Jen Aitken, Oscar Cahén, Luanne Martineau, Chris Millar, Evan Penny


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