Our First Season at Harm's Reach

As we bring our first season of programming at Harm's Reach to a close, we would like to thank the artists, curators, collaborators, and visitors who have helped shape the space over these past months.

Since opening in June 2026, Harm's Reach has presented four exhibitions, each offering a distinct approach to artistic practice, material exploration, and the relationships that emerge through making and exhibiting art.

Supporting Ground brought together the work of Natalie Gerber, April Matisz, Francesco Pedraglio, and Shelby Charlesworth.

Framework featured Anna Semenoff, A. Teoh Simon, and Chelsea Yang-Smith, curated by Shelby Charlesworth.

For Those in the Know presented Blake McLeod, Edwin Isford, and Kylie Fineday, curated by Nimkii.

Asea on Two Boats brought together Zimra Beiner, Matthew Gil, and Dara Humniski, curated by Nate McLeod.

Alongside the exhibitions, we were pleased to host the launch of BRANCUSI'S TRINITY, a book by Richard Clements, published by Hildegard Press. The event offered an opportunity to bring publishing, artistic practice, and conversation together within the space.

Throughout this first season, Harm's Reach has been a place for experimentation, exchange, and dialogue. Each exhibition and gathering has contributed to an ongoing consideration of how artistic practices intersect, how relationships develop through shared experiences, and what possibilities emerge when a space is shaped by the people who participate in it.

We will be taking a pause from exhibitions over the winter while continuing to develop new projects, collaborations, and our artist editions initiative.

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this first season. We look forward to sharing what comes next.