Our mission
Our mission is to champion exceptional local artists who are shaping contemporary culture but have not yet received wide gallery representation. We create meaningful connections between artists and our community by presenting original work that reflects the ideas, stories, and spirit of where we live in Waterloo Region and the surrounding area.
We believe collecting art should feel personal, accessible, and rooted in place. By supporting local artists, we give collectors the opportunity to discover local voices, build lasting relationships with creators, and invest in the cultural future of our community.
Through thoughtful curation and a welcoming environment, we aim to make contemporary art approachable, relevant, and inspiring for both new and experienced collectors.
What we bring to the art scene in Waterloo Region
For the artists
Our presence helps keep creative talent rooted locally. By supporting local artists in our community, we contribute to a vibrant cultural ecosystem that attracts visitors, inspires new ideas, and enriches the identity of our region.
We believe art spaces should be open, welcoming, and active. Through exhibitions, studio activity, and community engagement, we create opportunities for discovery, conversation, and connection that benefit artists and the wider community alike.
For the community and our culture
For the public, we offer direct access to contemporary art and the people who create it. Visitors can see new work as it emerges, meet artists in person, and gain a deeper understanding of the ideas and processes behind the artwork. This direct connection creates a more meaningful and lasting relationship between artists, collectors, and the community.
Owned and operated by a local artist
Owner and operator, Andrea Filiatrault, loves local artists. After volunteering with ArtsPay, Grand River Artist Collective and Kitchener-Waterloo Society of Artists (KWSA), Andrea has met more than 150 local artists and worked on many projects and exhibitions in Waterloo Region. She continues to write grants and help plan local events as the vice-president of KWSA.
As a graduate of the Fine Art program from the University of Waterloo, and a certified project manager, Andrea brings her experience in fine arts and managing projects to exhibitions and events at Mood Yellow Gallery.
How we respect your privacy
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