Collaborative Print
COPIES
published by Crawlspace Gallery, Calgary AB.
July 2026
Copies was a collaborative print project facilitated in conjunction with Crawlspace Gallery and Artist Collective. Studio members were given the opportunity to work with myself to create an edition of prints utilising both traditional and experimental printmaking methodologies.
Unique compositions were created that strove to complement the artists regular studio practice in form as well as process of making.
The work was exhibited at the gallery July 10th – 13th 2026.
Funds raised went towards gallery programming and operations.
For purchase enquiries regarding available prints, please contact Crawlspace Gallery at crawlspacegallery.info@gmail.com.
WORKS

290. Scars Can Turn Into Keloids Over Time
by Sage Deems
stencil relief – ink on paper
15 1/4 x 22 1/2 inches
10 July 2026
Edition of 12
$65 CAD per print
Well?, Atta Boy!, Come Take A Seat…, Tearing Up The Curtains, Pucker Up!
by Gay Cowboy
silkscreen, Vintage Playboy
10 x 22 1/2 inches
5 July 2026
Edition of 16
$50 CAD per print


One in the Same
by Jessica Rimes
silkscreen on paper, fabric
12 x 12 inches
May 2026
Edition of 12
$80 CAD per print
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Dancing Red Rose
by Morgan Black
cyanotype on kozo paper, Red Rose tea bags and sachets, embroidery thread, fabric
54 x 85 inches
July 2026
Edition of 15
$55 CAD per print

I sit on my kukwa7’s porch in summertime with a cup of Red Rose tea.
The hummingbirds visit in quick succession, lining up for something sweet.
The pine, sage, juniper, and cedar is fragrant across our territory.
My dad and I stop for bepsi slushies and cheap indian gas station cigarettes on the way to the cedar spot.
He tells me how to harvest boughs without damaging the tree.
How to take without causing harm.
We work bough after bough free.
For ourselves. For our relatives.
Simultaneously thinking about our ancestors and those yet to be born.
I commodify this experience for you. The viewer. The visitor who never leaves.
Take a piece with you.
After all, this land is your land too.

Untitled
by Lailey Newton
silkscreen on paper
16 x 13 1/2 inches
2025
Variable Edition of 27
$45 CAD per print
Cold Temple
by Matthew Gil
monotype and collage
19 x 14 inches
17 February 2026
Variable Edition of 21
$70 CAD per print


Brimstone Twin
by Marina Hardie
monotype and etching
variable sizes
8 July 2026
Variable Edition of 18
$60 CAD per print
EVERY SHOW ITS LIKE MORE OF A GALLERY
by Nicole Miller
watercolour monotype, trace monotype, chine collé
13 x 19 1/4 inches
28 June 2026
Variable Edition of 12
$80 CAD per print


Iconically Ill / Legalize Lyme
by May Jones
silkscreen on fabric, embroidery thread
10 1/2 x 7 1/4 inches / 9 1/4 x 9 1/4 inches
July 2026
Iconically Ill: variable edition of 4
Legalize Lyme: variable edition of 4
$30 CAD per print
Inner/Outer
with Nishma Gopaul | 5th November 2024
Artist: Nishma Gopaul
Printer: Jonathan Creese
Published 5th November 2024 by the.creole.factory, Calgary AB.
Artist Bio
Nishma Gopaul is a multi-disciplinary artist, currently residing in Calgary AB, creating works in the mediums of painting, textile surface design, sculpture, and installation. Her practice employs action painting and innovative mark-making to explore the tension between control and surrender.
Gopaul holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting (2025) from Alberta University of the Arts (Calgary, AB) and has exhibited in both solo and group exhibitions across Southern Alberta and in Toronto, ON.
Artist Website
https://www.nishma.ca/
Poly and Esther Gallery
AUArts, Calgary AB | 2024
The Poly and Esther Gallery is a student run gallery at Alberta University of the Arts focused on showing textile based work from amongst the student population.
In 2024, as director of the gallery, I developed a project to secure funding for artists shown in the space.
Designs were created from works shown during the previous years programming and limited edition silkscreen prints were made. The proceeds from the sale of these prints were used to pay artists in the 2024-2025 academic year.
Special thanks to Jay Stover, Jess Broz, Patrician Todenescu, and Susan Mitchell for allowing their works to be reproduced, and for supporting gallery longevity.





