Enriched Bread Artists Announces 31st Annual Open Studio and Exhibition

 It’s one thing to see finished artwork in a gallery, but watching an artist’s creation unfold in real-time is another level of intrigue. For two weekends every year, Enriched Bread Artists cooperative members pull back the curtain, opening their creative workspaces to the public. Unlike the sound of its title,

The Enriched Bread Artists (EBA) is celebrating three decades of creativity and you’re invited!

 Since 1992, EBA has been dedicated to cultivating creativity throughout Ottawa. Located in the historic Standard Bread Building, the Latin phrase “Audaces Fortuna Juvat” or “Fortune Favors the Bold” is written on its plaque, and like the building’s former tenant EBA believes that art is another important way to sustain and

Studio Space Ottawa launches their Capital Campaign to serve more artists

 by Kathy Bergquist and Christos Pantieras Studio Space Ottawa (SSO) is a young organization, the new kid on the block, and like all kids, it’s full of energy and ideas, and it’s growing fast. It was around this time two years ago when rumblings of a potential new art studio

Artists in a Pandemic: Studio Space Ottawa brings “fun” to fundraising

 Above: Fenced, 36" x 24", Acrylics on canvas byJadzia Romaniec Located off that stretch of road north of Ottawa South but below Billings Bridge, in one of the more industrial buildings near the Canadian Tire, you’ll find Studio Space Ottawa (SSO). Providing “stable, affordable, open, healthy and safe working spaces

Reality Revisited — Enriched Bread Artists’ annual Open Studio goes virtual

 February 2020 was a big month for Enriched Bread Artists (EBA). The non-profit collective of 22 Ottawa artists takes its amusing name from their building, a onetime bread factory built in 1924. And that month, that building and local landmark received official heritage designation from the City of Ottawa. Built

26 Years of Impact: Enriched Bread Artists Annual Open House

 Photo credit: Rémi Thériault The Enriched Bread Artists (EBA) is Ottawa’s largest non-profit artist-run cooperative. Their 26th Annual Open Studio is happening on Thursday, October 18th, celebrating another anniversary of bringing cutting-edge contemporary art to local, national and international audiences. Located in the historic Gladstone Avenue location, EBA used to be