“Outports” is a traditional Newfoundlander term for the tiny communities clinging to forgotten shores across the North Atlantic, from Nova Scotia and St-Pierre to Iceland. Each outport has evolved in isolation, often amplifying their distinct cultural origins, including the Vikings, Scots, Basques, Irish, and French. But each is in danger of disappearing.

Andrea Kitaʼs artwork has been featured in juried solo and group exhibitions. She has studied at the International Center of Photography and the Dundas Valley School of Art. Fascinated by the distinct sense of place she seeks to capture the “somewhereness” of each unique experience. She lives in Dundas.

Accessibility

We are partially physically accessible. We have a level entrance leading to our shop, information desk, galleries, washroom and traditional print studio. Unfortunately, we do not have automatic doors or an elevator. We are working toward becoming a physically accessible space in the future.