See works by Daniel Hanequand and Della Heywood in the third floor Dark Room. This is a continuing exhibit and not a reception.
Step into the unique ambiance of the Dark Room at Gallery Arcturus for a profound and introspective art exhibition featuring the captivating works of Daniel Hanequand and Della Heywood. This continuing exhibit, titled “sacrifice of war” + "leaving", invites visitors to engage with powerful themes of conflict, transition, and human experience.
This exhibition is not a one-time reception but an ongoing opportunity to immerse yourself in thought-provoking art. Located on the third floor of Gallery Arcturus, the Dark Room provides an intimate and reflective setting, enhancing the impact of Hanequand's and Heywood's pieces. Their works delve into narratives of struggle and departure, prompting viewers to consider the personal and collective tolls of war and the complex emotions associated with leaving, loss, and new beginnings. Each piece is thoughtfully curated to encourage contemplation and dialogue, making this a truly enriching cultural experience.
The artists’ combined vision creates a powerful dialogue within the 'Dark Room' space, allowing for a deeper connection between the artwork and the viewer.
Gallery Arcturus is a free, not-for-profit art museum and education center nestled in downtown Toronto. Our mission is to explore the intricate relationship between art, space, and the viewer, offering most of our services free of charge to the general public and art educators. We believe in making art accessible and fostering a deeper appreciation for creative expression within the community. Your visit supports our ongoing commitment to cultural enrichment and artistic exploration.
Visitors can anticipate a serene and contemplative environment, perfect for engaging with art on a personal level. The exhibition is designed to be self-guided, allowing you to spend as much time as you need with each artwork. This is an ideal outing for art enthusiasts, students, and anyone looking for a meaningful cultural experience in Toronto.
Transit: The gallery is conveniently accessible via TTC subway at College or TMU-Dundas stations. You can also take the 506* or 505 streetcar and alight at Dundas & Church Streets (*note: 506 diverts through 2026).
Parking: Metered parking is available on Gerrard, Church (except during rush hours), and Mutual Streets. For additional parking options, consider using apps such as GreenP, SpotHero, and Honk.
We look forward to welcoming you to this poignant and inspiring exhibition.