Upcoming Events

GUM Gallery is committed to bringing you thought-provoking contemporary art. Our programming features a diverse roster of local and national artists who challenge perception through abstraction, narrative, and symbolism. Join us as we explore the intersection of human experience, modern isolation, and the beauty of the natural world.

  • Tanya Read & Viz Saraby

    Tanya Read & Viz Saraby

    Opening Saturday Aug 1st 12-2 (artist talk 12:30 – 1:30 pm), Show: July 17 to September 1, 2026. This exhibition explores the quiet anxieties of contemporary life through the lens of two singular, symbolic protagonists. Tanya Read introduces us to Mr. Nobody, an “everyman” character whose presence in drawings and sculptures serves as a poignant…

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  • Art in the Pews

    Art in the Pews

    Thursday Aug 13th, 3-7 pm at the Christ Church Anglican, 34 Boucher St. E, Meaford Building on the success of last year’s Art in the Wild, a group of talented artists is bringing a brand-new vision to life with Art in the Pews. For one day only, the historic Meaford Anglican Church will be transformed…

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  • Rupen: FULL MEASURE

    Rupen: FULL MEASURE

    September 4 to October 13, 2026 Rupen’s work is often difficult to categorize, combining wall-hung sculptures, painted constructions, and blueprint-like designs that engage viewers in a physically and conceptually challenging experience. He frequently begins with detailed drawings of forms, spaces, and angles, which are then selectively painted with gouache, determining whether they will also be…

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  • Caleb Sandblom: Systems of Perception

    Caleb Sandblom: Systems of Perception

    October 16 to December 1, 2026 Caleb Sandblom explores the intersection of human identity and technology, viewing the self as a “networked cyborg” shaped by its tools. His practice blends drawing and painting with digital processes: collaging, scanning, and plotting, to challenge the boundary between machine and hand. Sandblom’s work invites viewers to rethink how…

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