Bringing together and celebrating ALL working people (paid and unpaid) through art, history and culture.

WAHC is located on the original territories of the Huron, Wendat and Neutrals, and later, the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe.

51 Stuart Street,
Hamilton, Ontario
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Exhibitions

Main Gallery

Our Main Gallery exhibits present contemporary artists that explore issues related to work, social justice, history and challenge pre-conceived notions of labour and workers.

COMMUNITY GALLERY

Our Community Gallery showcases the work of community artists, local artists, students and school groups.

A garment worker sits at a sewing machine with their left fist raised. The background is red, with text that says: Adelante Siempre! Garment Worker Center Garment Worker Diaries- Microfinance Opportunities Meera Sethi, Curated by Hitoko Okada, September 1- December 11

¡Adelante Siempre!

September 1 - December 11
A photograph with madras check cloth and two hands sewing on a label is to the right. white text that reads: Fashion Forward,Aboubakar Fofana, Hoda Katebi, Kavita Parmar, Sage Paul, Meera Sethi Curated by Hitoko Okada September 1 - December 11.

Fashion Forward

September 1 - December 11
Installation photo of All Together Now, featuring labour banners from WAHC's permanent collection.

All Together Now! Banners from the Permanent Collection

May 3, 2019 - May 1, 2022
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