Break out your denim jacket and Good Charlotte t-shirt because punk culture will be in the spotlight from October 15th to November 6th at the Underworld Pop-up Museum for the 25th anniversary of the former store of the same name. And it's FREE!

Available on-site and online, you will also be able to buy Alex's autobiographical book Sortir du Cadre: Le Parcours Atypique d'un Entrepreneur Punk—published by Éditions Cardinal an released in tandem with the UW Pop-Up Museum— along with an EXCLUSIVE line of UW 25th anniversary products!

From the very start, Station 16 has believed that art is for everyone and should be accessible to all, stepping outside the traditional, white glove idea of what a gallery space should be.

Our process has always been to work with the community, and through our partnership with MURAL Fest among others, to bring into the limelight what was already right under our noses: The artist's animating our alleyways with slithery creatures and pop-culture references...

Visit us for the LAST TIME at our St-Laurent gallery to get first dibs on new print finds AND an in-store discount of 20% OFF ALL remaining prints!

Running throughout the month of April, Midnight Drip by Antoine Tava is a collection of 39 prints, released in weekly increments of 10; each print an edition of 25. But don't let the winter mindset slow you down, it's time to put some pep in your step and adopt the springtime spirit because each drop will ONLY BE AVAILABLE FOR ONE WEEK! 

In these difficult times, we have decided to ask our artists how they have been personally affected by the pandemic. 

Here's what Kathy Ager, our newest addition to the Station 16 family, had to say about it.

In these difficult times, we have decided to ask our artists how they have been personally affected by the pandemic. 

Here's what XRAY had to say about it.

This limited-edition silkscreen print by Ryan Labrosse was created to celebrate the Montréal Canadiens’ 110th anniversary and commemorates the February 15th, 2020, game against the Stars.

Reed Weily collects stickers. Last year, he collected over 1.5M USD$ worth.

During his near-decade working in China, Mr. Weily found joy in finding and acquiring vintage stickers. From individual pieces to warehouses full, the stickers began to accrue in volume, quality—quantity.

New Scott Listfield print Bubble just landed on top of the world with Bubble. Launching May 21st at 11 am EST

Station 16 Gallery is proud to announce our upcoming June show with PichiAvo. The duo is most known for their impressive juxtaposition of classic and modern art; using images of ancient gods set against an urban graffiti background. 

Stikki Peaches’ work occupies a liminal space between the street and the gallery. He is constantly creating art that can be thought of as “beautifully controlled chaos.” Never Forever combines images of celebrities, icons and classic film stars into hybrid characters.

Lyle Owerko's The Boombox Project, a loving homage to the ubiquitous urban stereos of the 1980s, embraces the boombox as an icon of popular culture that has come to symbolize rebellion and freedom of expression.

Nuit Blanche, March 2nd
FuturARTma, a exhibition in collaboration with the MURAL Festival and our friends from Boulevard St-Laurent. Station 16 gallery will be presenting a modern exhibition featuring artworks themed around the future. Station 16 will also be the meeting place for guided tours of the historical and artistic elements of the Main and its surrounding area.

January 24th - February 24th
SMOOTH AS SILK - Our upcoming exhibit highlights famous quotes by American pop artist and icon Andy Warhol. Warhol was instrumental in establishing the silkscreen print method as a new collectible and desirable art form.

Give the gift that keeps on giving, buy art for your loved ones!

Discover a few of our favourite ideas for some 2018 Holiday gift inspiration!

Ocotber 4th - 31st (EXTENDED), 2018.
Station 16 Gallery Denver presents STICKER SHOCK, a solo exhibition by American artist Reed Weily. The vernissage will be held on October 4th from 6:00 to 9:00 pm at Station 16 Gallery Denver and the exhibition will run until October 31st, 2018. 

July 17th - July 31st, 2018.
For the past 8 years the Music On Paper exhibit has served as a primer to the Osheaga Music and Arts Festival. Music On Paper’s focus is to celebrate the unique art of the screen printed music poster by exhibiting and showcasing some of the best visual artists in this field.

May 10th - 26th 2018.
Solo exhibition by Belgian street artist Jaune. His work is based on the paradox between the visible and the invisible, with sanitation workers the main protagonists in his humorous installations and paintings.

February 3rd - 24th 2018.
Solo exhibition by Ian Kuali'i highlighting a recent body of work that explores the human relationship between cultural, environmental, and urban decay through delicately rendered hand cut paper on reclaimed street ephemera.