Leaving orbit. Mind the asteroids.The gallery is open all day, every day, from anywhere.
Wander by medium
Drifting through the nebula.Every colour out here started as a cloud of gas and a long wait.
Featured work of the month
Deep Space, No. 11
Studio Nox, 2025
A meditative descent into deep blue and infinite black. The artist asks what it means to stand before something ancient and enormous, and to find, unexpectedly, peace.Read the full essay
Exhibitions
See all exhibitionsLow Tide, High Orbit
Seascapes and skyscapes from six artists who couldn't decide whether to look out or up.
Opens December 4Sixteen Colours
Pixel art made with a palette of sixteen colours and nothing else. Limits, it turns out, are generous.
Coming spring 2027Facets
3D printed sculpture built from flat faces, from palm-sized crystals to a full lattice wall.
A galaxy turns, slowly.It takes about 230 million years to go around once. Take your time here too.
The artists
Meet everyoneStudio Nox
Builds vast, quiet spaces out of light and black. Creator of Deep Space, No. 11.
PaintingM. Varro
Paints the long light of solstice evenings, one study at a time.
3D sculptureGorth Studio
The gallery's own workshop in Sarnia, printing faceted forms layer by layer.
Any mediumYou, maybe
There's room on the wall. Send us what you've been making.
Make a constellation
Click or tap the sky to place stars. Each new star joins the last one. The universe will name it for you.
Your sky is empty
Aurora over an ice world.Charged particles, a magnetic field, and suddenly the whole sky is a painting.
From the journal
Read the blog- 8 min read
Standing before something enormous
An essay on Deep Space, No. 11 and why vast, empty pictures can feel so calm.
- 6 min read
Why pixels still feel like magic
From early game consoles to gallery walls: a short history of art made one square at a time.
- 5 min read
Printing a lattice
Notes from Gorth Studio on 41 hours of print time, three failures and one finished sculpture.
Keep the lights on
Gorth Gallery is free to explore, with no ads and no paywall. If something here moved you, a small donation helps keep it that way.
- Hosting that keeps the gallery online and ad-free
- Filament and time for new Gorth Studio sculptures
- New exhibitions, and more experiments like this page
Landing on a new shore.Two suns, pink sand, and still more art to find.
Your work belongs here.
Gorth Gallery accepts submissions from artists working in any medium. Digital, painted, photographed or printed: if it moved you to make it, we want to see it.
Submit your work