CURRENT EXHIBIT

Trazos Latinos 2026: Essence in Motion

DATES

May 11^th – June 25th

OPEN HOUSE RECEPTION EVENING

May 29th, 7-9pm

ABOUT THE ART SHOW

Essence in Motion explores the idea that nothing truly essential is still.

Across geometric patterns, shifting skies, fleeting birds, colorful flowers, powerful waves, and expressive faces, the works in this exhibition reveal movement as a fundamental condition of form, life, and identity.

Each piece captures a moment of transition. Where structure meets fluidity, and presence becomes transformation. Together, they invite viewers to experience essence not as something fixed, but as something continuously unfolding.

ABOUT TRAZOS LATINOS

Trazos Latinos is a collective of Hispanic artists who, for several decades, have presented their work through exhibitions in Canadian cities such as Mississauga, Toronto, Hamilton, and Ottawa.

Our purpose is to promote artistic and personal growth while fostering cultural integration and community engagement within Canadian society.

The collective is composed of artists from across the Americas, including Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, Peru, and Uruguay. Each member contributes their unique accent, cultural heritage, and creative perspective.

Despite coming from diverse backgrounds and climates, we are united by our passion for art, our Latin identity, and our shared commitment to growth, cultural exchange, and integration.

PAST EXHIBITS 

The Shape of What Was Shared
Featuring the work of artist Jennifer Morley

March 24 to April 30, 2026

Heritage Mississauga presented a solo art exhibit by Jennifer (Jenni) Morley to The Grange. These works represent an evolving practice shaped by years of teaching and exploration; many pieces began in the classroom, fueled by the energy of shared discovery.

A Toronto-born artist and life coach with deep ties to Mississauga, Jenni’s work is an extension of the “creative sanctuary” she provides her students. Specializing in meditative traditions like watercolor, sumi-e, and relief printing, her art invites the same stillness and curiosity she fosters in her mindfulness-based workshops. Jenn is also the founder of Kaleidoscope Art Studio, a long running creative hub in Streetsville, Mississauga, where she taught and inspired students aged 9 to 80 for many years.

The WOODLOT 

July 2025 – February 2026

Heritage Mississauga presented The Woodlot: A Photographic Journey into the World of Sawmill Sid – a powerful new exhibit by award-winning Mississauga photographer Stephen Uhraney.

Step into the world of Sidney Gendron, a Métis entrepreneur and environmental champion based in Lakeview. Known as Sawmill Sid, his mission is to breathe new life into discarded wood—turning fallen and forgotten trees into breathtaking public art, architectural features, and community legacies.

Shot over four years, this intimate exhibit captures the beauty of craftsmanship, sustainability, and community spirit through Uhraney’s signature storytelling lens.