Edmonton

Please join us at the opening party to celebrate the presentation of Charlene Johnson’s newest exhibition Beneath the Petals!

Charlene Johnson is an Edmonton-based Canadian visual artist whose painting practice explores belonging, identity, and emotional connection through portraiture, abstraction, and landscape. Working across these interconnected forms, she creates paintings that examine the relationship between people, place, and the stories we carry, inviting moments of reflection, recognition, and quiet contemplation.

http://artshab.com/spaces/artshub-118
The co-op offers 16 light-filled apartment style units ranging from 728 – 802 square feet at below market rates.

New construction
1 bedroom + den units
In suite laundry
Communal outdoor deck
Onsite outdoor parking
Elevator
Nina Haggerty Centre for the Arts studios and gallery at street level below the Co-op.
Colourful neighbourhood with strong sense of community
Great shopping
Close to Public Transit

How you can belong to the ArtsHub Housing Co-operative:

https://vimeo.com/capitalregionboard/artshab

Young Canada Works (YCW) in Heritage Organizations
Position length: Casual, 30 weeks, September 7, 2026 to March 31, 2027 
Compensation: MSU Band B (Steps 1-8): $20.640 - $30.029 per hour
Deadline to apply: Tuesday, July 28, 2026
Eligibility: Recent graduates, YCW eligibility requirements (see below)

In Conversation: How do you want to be remembered?

Thursday, August 27 

5:30-7:30 pm

Death and dying can be difficult to talk about, but the ways we commemorate those we have lost are among the most personal and meaningful expressions of our humanity. Across cultures and time, funerary practices help people celebrate those that have passed on and strengthen our connections with each other. 

Film Screening: Animal Nation – Caribou

Thursday, August 13 

6 -7pm

Or Saturday, August 15

2-3pm

Animals have stories to tell – tales of perseverance, survival, and vital connection to the earth. 

Join us on August 13 and 15 for a screening of Animal Nation – Caribou. In the Northwest Territories, Tłı̨chǫ researchers brave the barren lands to study caribou, using traditional knowledge to seek solutions to their decline. In Quebec, Innu mentors teach youth about their sacred bond with the boreal caribou, a species in crisis. 

Drop-In Sketching: Living History

Thursday, August 20

5:30-7:30pm

Have you ever wished you could use the Royal Alberta Museum’s collections for sketching inspiration? Now’s your chance! 

This month they are shaking things up – this is no still life! History will come alive with costumed staff from the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village who will pose with historical objects from the museum’s collection. Bring lots of paper – they'll be doing lots of different poses! 

Drop-In Sketching is included with your Admission