November 2025 Exhibition
Chaos Theory
Opening on November 8th, 2025 from 6 pm to 8 pm
On View to November 15th, 2025
@ Remote Gallery, Gallery B
568 Richmond Street West
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Hours: Thursday to Sunday from 1pm - 6 pm and by appointment
Artists: Marcy Brafman, Jack Cunningham, Yevgeniy Fiks, Greg Hendren, Max Kershaw, Miles Ladin, Yuliya Lanina, Sascha Mallon, Daniel Maluka, Joseph Muscat, Frances Patella, Jayden Pithwa, Dominique Prevost, Doris Purchase, Steve Rockwell, Greg Sholette, Chahat Soneja, Max St-Jacques, Pierre St-Jacques
Chaos and uncertainty are part of everyday life globally for pretty much everyone.
Chaos Theory explores chaos in its numerous forms from a necessary method to shake things up from decay and the status quo, to a creative force for artists, scientists and mathematicians to also being a detrimental force that can cause climate change, conflicts, natural disasters to random accidental events etc.
Chaos can also be transformative and may usher in a less austere order to create new forms of awareness and adaptations to life that in the final analysis may be positive as well as negative depending on the outcome and perspective.
Chaos Theory highlights artists that visually considers chaos, disarray, unruliness, randomness and opposing ideologies and more in a range of methods and mediums.