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Our gallery is free admission and showcases the talents of many local and emerging artists throughout the year.
REFLEX: A Student Photography Exhibition
Fanshawe Photography
​Main Gallery
April 7 - April 11, 2026
Opening reception Tuesday April 7th, 6PM - 8PM
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REFLEX showcases the creative achievements of students in the Fanshawe Photography Program. This annual exhibit represents the culmination of three years of learning and artistic development. Featured work includes images by Advanced Photography students completing their third year, second-year students finishing the two-year diploma program, and first-year students as they continue to build their foundational skills.
A curated selection of photographs from all categories of the annual Student Image Competition will be on display. Winners who will be recognized as “Best in Category” will be announced during the opening reception. Awards will also be presented for the highest-scoring images captured with Canon, Nikon, and Sony cameras, along with a special honour for the top-scoring black-and-white image, sponsored by Amplis Foto.
In addition to competition work, second-year students will present a series of six portfolio images developed through their specialization course, offering visitors a deeper look at their personal artistic direction.
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Feature Image:
Daniel Platt, A Pause in the Crowd, Digital Photography, 2026
A Life in Landscape
Peter Tatham
LAB 203
April 7 - April 11, 2026
Closing reception Saturday April 11th, 1PM - 4PM
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A Life in Landscape, is an exhibition of work by painter Peter Tatham. These watercolour and oil landscapes are depictions of natural spaces that Peter found beauty in and captured with his camera during travel. Many of his works were brought to life in his studio at home inspired by trips to the east coast, Italy, Wales and Germany, but his favourite place for inspiration was at home in Southern Ontario.
About the Artist:
Peter Tatham found a love for art at a very early age when his neighbours, students at the Ontario Art College, encouraged him to explore his creativity. He later attended Beal Tech High School in London, and then went on to work in the Communications Department at London Life.
In the 1970s, Tatham’s early work focused on the use of watercolours and he exhibited these early landscapes for the first time at the Glen Gallery in London. In the 1980s he started working with oils and palette knives, exploring his delicate view of the world in a new way. Throughout his career, Tatham’s work was exhibited across southwestern Ontario and he was proud of his ongoing involvement with the Lambeth Art Association. Tatham continued painting into his 87th year.
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Feature Artwork: March, oil on canvas, 24" x 24"
Underpinning
In the Lower Gallery
Ongoing
About the Exhibition:
TAP is celebrating 25 years in our historic building. These works have been generously donated by artists who have been part of the TAP community. These works are now being offered in this fundraiser to help us continue to thrive.