UPCOMING
Student Life: We All Have To Submit
Western University + Fanshawe College students
LAB 203
December 3, 2025 to December 20, 2025
Opening reception Thursday December 4, 6PM - 9PM
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Student artwork takes on a wide variety of forms, styles, and concepts. Inevitably it is underlined by its context; the turbulent world that surrounds it. In a world that is uncertain and rapidly evolving, what does it mean to be a student? What does it mean to create art in the face of personal turmoil, climate cataclysms, and political upheaval? Through this exhibition, student artists seek to reconcile their creative existence with the demands of a greater world. You are invited to witness how these pieces, though different in origin and conceptualization, are in conversation with each other, academia, and the juxtaposition of stagnancy and chaos on the global stage.
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Featuring work by Western University and Fanshawe College students, as a mobile project of SATELLiTE Project Space. This exhibit will run in LAB 203 from December 3 - December 20, 2025. The opening reception is Thursday December 4, 6PM - 9PM.
Notes From The Mindfield
Andrew Lewis
Main Gallery
December 4, 2025 to January 10, 2026
Opening reception Thursday December 4, 6PM - 9PM
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Notes From The Mindfield presents a new series of paintings by Andrew Lewis that explores the psychological and social effects on our current era—an era that is simultaneously affected by the wake of the pandemic and the rise of artificial intelligence. The series reflects the artist's unfolding observations and evolving ideas around the complexity of today's shifting mental and societal landscape.
In this new series, Lewis favours a more spontaneous and intuitive approach to his artistic process which has resulted in work featuring abstract and biomorphic forms—a new direction in his practice. Drawing from a mix of historical and cultural influences, the work reflects a fragmented world where technology, memory, and human experience are deeply intertwined. The organic shapes in the pieces hint at both natural life and digital systems, showing how the boundaries between the two continue to blur.
About the Artist
Andrew Lewis is an internationally recognized Canadian artist and designer. His work is included in numerous international collections, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, the French National Library, the Permanent Collection of the Library of Congress in Washington D.C., the International Poster Biennial in Mexico City, and the Design Museum in London, England.
For more about the artist visit his website or follow him on Instagram.