Current Events and Exhibitions
Time Freed (Beyond Capture) Jin-me Yoon
Opening Reception: October 31, 2026, 12-2PM
Location: Gallery Gachet, 9 W Hastings Street
Exhibition Dates: October 30 - November 7, 2026
A project produced by The Circle Project and co-presented by Gallery Gachet.
With Time Freed (Beyond Capture), produced by The Circle Project, Yoon engages with artistic exchange with fifteen women with lived experiences of incarceration. Bringing her formal and conceptual approaches into dialogue with the women's distinct perspectives and creative contributions, their encounters allow different forms of knowledge and artistic practice to inform one another. In doing so, Yoon considers the carceral nature of the image itself; how photography has historically participated in systems of surveillance, identification, racialization, and containment, and asks what it might mean for the represented body to move beyond capture.
Write Like a Deer
Write Like a Deer is a collection of essays, poetry and hybrid texts that were written by the Gachet Writer's Group and Suparna Choudhury at the Recovery Cafe in response to Choudhury’s writing prompt about sensory writing and lingering in what we don't yet know. Participants wrote and rewrote texts that stayed in perception before entering into meaning, letting uncertainty enter both language and form.
Gachet Writers Group
Fridays, 10:30 am –12:30pm
Recovery Café (a program of The Kettle Society)
620 Clark Dr, Vancouver
The Gachet Writers Group is commited to creating space for collective reflection, experimentation, and care through writing. Everyone is welcome—whether you write often or are just beginning.
Drop-In Art Sessions
Tuesdays, 2-4pm
Gallery Gachet
9 W Hastings Street.
Everyone is invited to Gallery Gachet Tuesdays from 2-4 pm to participate in drop-in style art sessions facilitated by Amelia Rodriguez. The facilitator is present to talk through ideas, expand artists' material and conceptual repertoire, or to simply provide space, time, and encouragement to create artwork and social connections on participants' own terms. Materials are provided and include watercolor paint, paper, brushes, and coloured pencils.