The Best of Outaouais Art
100 Mile Arts Network Gallery & Boutique
Gallery & Boutique
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Kevin Joseph Sullivan
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Kevin Joseph Sullivan
Kevin Joseph Sullivan
Until April 30th
Kevin Joseph Sullivan
Contemporary Landscape Painting
Local landscapes, “colour fields”, and a celebration of the details around us. Learn More ➤
Coming Soon
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Bank & Blais, Martin Brooks
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Bank & Queen, Martin Brooks
Bank & Queen, Martin Brooks
May 2nd to May 28th
Martin Brooks:
Quiet City
Painterly views through Ottawa traffic cams
Using his unique ShapeVision software, Brooks transforms urban data into vibrant geometric compositions that explore the confluence of mathematics and art. Learn More ➤
Join us for the Vernissage on May 2nd at 1:00 pm:
On Now
Kevin Joseph Sullivan
Until April 30th
Kevin Joseph Sullivan:
Contemporary Landscape Painting
Local landscapes, “colour fields”, and a celebration of the details around us.
Coming Soon
Bank & Queen, Martin Brooks
May 2nd to May 28th
Martin Brooks:
Quiet City
Painterly views through Ottawa traffic cams
Using his unique ShapeVision software, Brooks transforms urban data into vibrant geometric compositions that explore the confluence of mathematics and art.
Join us for the Vernissage on May 2nd at 1:00 pm:
Showcasing the vibrant creativity of English-speaking artists in the region.
Located in the heart of Wakefield, our gallery serves as a hub for artistic expression and community engagement.
Getting There
Visit the Gallery & Boutique at 721 Chem. Riverside #205, Wakefield, Quebec
Take the driveway right of Expeditions Wakefield
Follow the fence to the left
Enter by the blue door at the rear.
Go up the stairs. There is no elevator.
Go right at the top of the stairs to our door!
Artist Opportunities
Hiring: Executive Director (part-time)
Deadline: Ongoing
Support artists. Strengthen community. Shape the future of local arts.
Past Shows
Signature Exhibitions
The 100 Mile Arts Network hosts juried group shows quarterly. Typically centred around a theme chosen by our team, we showcase a wide-ranging group of emerging and established artists from across the region, providing significant visibility, dedicated promotion, and sales opportunities.
July-August 2025: A Plea for the Earth
February 2025: Reflections, A Portrait Show
November 2024: Gallery Launch
"In-between" Shows
We invite our member artists to exhibit their work at no cost for one-month runs between the Gallery’s Signature Exhibitions. Interested in holding one of your own? Apply for a show here.
November 2025: Jamie Munro
October 2025: Andie Haltrich
Technical Details
Physical Accessibility
The 100 Mile Arts Network values and aims to fulfil best practices of accessibility wherever we can. That being said, the physical reality of our Gallery space constrains us in several critical ways. Please consult the accessibility overview below to ensure it aligns with your capabilities. Most pertinently, the Gallery is on the second floor with no elevator access.
Building Exterior
- Surface of the pathway is firm and obstacle free? YES
- Pathway is at least 920 mm (36″) wide? YES
- Building provides a level access to the entrance? (no steps) NO, gradual incline on path + two steps to front door.
- Exterior building lighting? YES
- Building exterior is free of any protruding objects? NO
Building Entrance
- Exterior door has a clear opening width of 810 mm (32″)? YES
- Door threshold meets maximum standard of 6 mm (1/4″)? YES
- Weight of the entrance door allows it to be easily opened? YES
Building Interior
- Interior door(s) has a clear opening width of 810 mm (32″)? YES
- Weight of interior doors allows them to be easily opened? YES
- Door threshold meets maximum standard of 6 mm (1/4″)? YES
- Corridors have a minimum width of 920 mm (36″)? YES
- Interior of the building is free of any protruding objects? YES
Gallery Dimensions
Dimensions to our Wakefield Gallery space, intended for artists and collaborators planning their events. Alternatively, consult this PDF.
Let's Talk
Beth McCubbin
With over 25 years of experience spanning visual art, conservation, instruction, curation, design, and programming, Gallery Manager Beth brings practical skills and creative vision to her role.