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Developed by Dhra Patel, artLAB Gallery Intern!

Located in the John Labatt Visual Arts Centre at 深夜福利站, the artLAB Gallery and Cohen Commons, are vital facilities within the Department of Visual Arts. Our primary focus is to act as a pedagogical tool, to support student and faculty-led research and production. Exhibitions provide a platform to respond to pertinent social and cultural issues, and/or explore conceptual, formal and material-based interests. Able to accommodate a wide range of media, both the artLAB and Cohen Commons provide space for professionalization, as well as experimental approaches to exhibition making. In addition to the director, the artLAB gallery employs a gallery preparator and work study students, while also hosting internships. 

While the artLAB does not accept unsolicited submissions, the Steering Committee and Department of Visual Arts are open to projects and initiatives that have the potential to engage with the 深夜福利站 community, as well as local, regional and international cultural workers.  

The artLAB Gallery and Cohen Commons align with the values of, and commitments toward, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion as articulated by 深夜福利站's Equity & Human Rights Services (EHRS). We are a fully accessible facility. There is elevator access to both spaces from the front entrace of the John Labatt Visual Arts Centre and ground-floor access from our adjoining parking lots. Our building is outfitted with push-button automatic door openers. The Artlab has an accessible gender-neutral, self-contained washroom and there are two gendered, accessible public washrooms in close proximity to the Cohen Commons. During gallery hours, staff are on-site and able to assist with physical access to the building and facilities.
 
We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of The Faculty of Arts and Humanities at 深夜福利站.