Sandra Brewster is a multi-media artist creating work that engages issues of race, identity, representation and memory. For the last 3 years she hosted Open House, an exhibition and gathering placemaking event, held in her home, offering a space where culturally diverse communities of the contemporary arts may engage.

She is particularly interested in the generation of folk of the African descent who arrived from the Caribbean during the migration influx of the 1960’s and 70’s. Her work has been published in Of Note Magazine, The Walrus, Small Axe, Chimurenga Magazine, Mix Magazine and NKA Journal of Contemporary African Art. Recent exhibition venues include Allegheny Art Galleries in Meadville, Pennsylvania; Alice Yard, Trinidad and Tobago, in Ontario: Georgia Scherman Projects and A Space Gallery, in Toronto, Robert Langen Gallery, Wilfrid Laurier University, in Waterloo and The Print Studio in Hamilton; SPACE, in London, England; and Five Myles Gallery, New York, NY. Sandra’s practice also includes work as an arts educator/community arts practitioner.

View more at their website: https://sandrabrewster.com/open-house/