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Extended til September 26! Echoing @rodmanartniagara
Time and Again @curate_cottonfactory September 15 - November 5, 2026.

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My front garden. A different kind of palette. by @cvanhoeve

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13 days ago

Please join us in celebrating 'Time and Again', an exhibition by @natalogue, @susan.bartontait and @cvanhoeve, running September 15th - November 5th 2026 @thecottonfactory

Opening Reception Friday, September 18, 6:30pm - 9pm

@curate_cottonfactory
Storehouse building
270 Sherman Avenue North, Hamilton, Ontario by @cvanhoeve

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16 days ago

Untitled (Joker) 60x40 Oil on Canvas, now on view @airdgallery on-line group exhibition 'Still Life', juried and curated by @mr.wonderf.ul Ciar O'Mahony.

View the full catalogue at airdgallery.org.

Special thanks to gallery staff for putting it altogether!
#johnbairdgallery #airdgallery by @cvanhoeve

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Gratefully acknowledging @ontarioartscouncil and recommending galleries for Exhibition Assistance grant support, helping make Echoing @rodmanartniagara possible. View the exhibition at the decommissioned Fire Station No. 1, 16 Towpath St. @thoroldon til September 13! taken in Thorold, Ontario by @cvanhoeve

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2 months ago

'Echoing', my latest exhibition collaboration with @susan.bartontait and @natalogue. These pics are from just before the opening reception. On view @rodmanartniagara til September 13, 2026, 16 Towpath St., Thorold. Special thanks 🙏 to @ontarioartscouncil for exhibition assistance funding. #canadianart #canadianartists taken in Thorold, Ontario by @cvanhoeve

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Celebrating Echoing exhibition opening this past Thursday, June 25 @rodmanartniagara 16 Towpath St, Thorold with @susan.bartontait and @natalogue! Special thanks to @abrayham @bridge5384 @thoroldon @ontarioartscouncil Exhibition Assistance and RAiN BoD, staff and volunteers for making it a grand happening! by @cvanhoeve

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This Thursday from 6 to 8 PM. Join us for the opening of two new exhibitions. Echoing: @susan.bartontait @natalogue and @cvanhoeve and Teaser: Selections from the Rodman Art Collection. RAiN at the Old Fire Hall No 1 at 16 Towpath St in Downtown Thorold.

Exhibition support thanks to @ontarioartscouncil Tourism Partnership Niagara and @ongov

@thorold_bia
@thoroldon
#firehall
#artgallery taken in Thorold, Ontario by @cvanhoeve

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🖼️ Echoing: Susan Barton-Tait, Natalie Hunter & Corine van Hoeve 🖼️

Rodman Art Institute of Niagara is proud to present Echoing, an exhibition of sculpture, photography, and painting by Susan Barton-Tait, Natalie Hunter, and Corine van Hoeve, on view from June 25 to September 13, 2026, in the Old Fire Hall No. 1 in Downtown Thorold.

Curator Natalie Hunter writes:
An echo is a call and response, or a faint trace of the past. In Echoing, Thorold’s decommissioned mid-century Fire Station No. 1 is activated by three women artists at different stages of their artistic careers. Conversing with each other, the Rodman Art Institute of Niagara permanent collection, and responding to the immediate site, their gestures echo across the greater Niagara-Hamilton region and connect with heritage, memory, traces, and past experiences. Through sculpture, painting, and photography, they consider discarded sites and materials as opportunities for re-invigorating industrialized landscapes around the Golden Horseshoe with initiatives that re-frame their use, highlighting their social, cultural, and historical value. Carefully studying Rodman Art Institute of Niagara’s extensive collection of contemporary and modern art, Susan Barton-Tait, Natalie Hunter, and Corine van Hoeve contemplate the transformative potential embedded within sites that we take for granted during uncertain times.

Rodman Art Institute of Niagara (RAiN) is a public art gallery dedicated to the public’s appreciation and understanding of the visual arts. In partnership with the City of Thorold, RAiN is taking over a de-commissioned mid-century Fire Hall in Downtown Thorold and reinterpreting this as a temporary creative art space.

Opening Reception: June 25, 2026, 6 – 8pm

Echoing is made possible through exhibition assistance from the Ontario Arts Council and exhibition and programming support from Tourism Partnership Niagara and the Government of Ontario.

For more information, please visit the link in bio.

@rodmanartniagara
@natalogue
@susan.bartontait
@cvanhoeve
@thoroldon

📸 Image credit in comments.

#RodmanArt #ArtExhibition #ContemporaryCanadianArt #NatalieHunter #SusanBartonTait #CorineVanHoeve An art installation with bricks on a pedestal supporting a translucent suspended artwork, set in an industrial-style gallery. Another artwork hangs on a blue wall in the background. by @cvanhoeve

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Opening soon 📣🚨 Come and visit @susan.bartontait @cvanhoeve and @natalogue at RAiN’s new location in Thorold’s decommissioned Fire House No. 1 for their summer programming. Details 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

ECHOING:
SUSAN BARTON-TAIT, NATALIE HUNTER & CORINE VAN HOEVE

Rodman Art Institute of Niagara (@rodmanartniagara )
June 25 - September 13, 2026
Old Fire Hall No 1
16 Towpath St
Downtown Thorold, ON

OPENING RECEPTION: THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2026 6 - 8 PM

An echo is a call and response, or a faint trace of the past. In Echoing, Thorold’s decommissioned mid-century Fire Station No. 1 is activated by three women artists at different stages of their artistic careers. Conversing with each other, the Rodman Art Institute of Niagara permanent collection, and responding to the immediate site, their gestures echo across the greater Niagara-Hamilton region and connect with heritage, memory, traces, and past experiences. Through sculpture, painting, and photography, they consider discarded sites and materials as opportunities for re-invigorating industrialized landscapes around the Golden Horseshoe with initiatives that re-frame their use; highlighting their social, cultural, and historical value. Carefully studying Rodman Art Institute of Niagara’s extensive collection of contemporary and modern art Susan Barton-Tait, Natalie Hunter, and Corine van Hoeve contemplate the transformative potential embedded within sites that we take for granted during uncertain times. - Natalie Hunter

Exhibition Assistance provided by the Ontario Arts Council by @cvanhoeve

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3 months ago

Barn at Dusk 2024 48x36 Oil on Canvas 2024. Lot 844 @dvsa.ca Annual Art Auction. Very grateful to the late farm owner and art patron Lyndia Hendry for the many conversations we had while I painted en plein air around her Freelton property in the summer of 2024. One day left to bid! #freeltonontario #dvsa #dvsaartauction taken in Dundas Valley School of Art by @cvanhoeve

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6 months ago

There’s that studio sweater again! This portrait’s by @natalogue . Looking forward to warmer days! taken in Cotton Factory by @cvanhoeve

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8 months ago

New (ish) year, new project: Wallpaper 1, oil on Arches paper 63x38. taken in The Cotton Factory by @cvanhoeve

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