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SATELLiTE Project Space is a partnership between London, Ontario, arts institutions: Fanshawe College and Western University

SATELLiTE Project Space is a dynamic partnership between three significant London, Ontario, arts institutions: Fanshawe College, Museum London, and Western University. The mandate of SATELLiTE is to provide a flexible space for new and temporary projects, collaborations, and experiments in the arts and culture. The three institutions collaborate in the planning of yearly programming and student in

volvement, and in the production of exhibitions. As a result, students and the public are introduced to a multiplicity of approaches to contemporary art and culture, exhibition curatorship, and programming in the arts. SATELLiTE Project Space provides learning opportunities and mentorship for arts students in London: in education, curatorial work, exhibition and event programming, and arts administration, and invites the larger community to experience and participate in these programs. SATELLiTE is a testing ground for new projects and partnerships, programs, residencies, art works and performances – by students, community members, curators, and professional artists.

06/24/2025

SATELLiTE: In Orbit has published its first interview - “The Digital Fourth Wall: Natasha Beaudoin and Moira Hayes in conversation.” 😈 ❤️ 🫠

This new text coincides with the upcoming exhibition of the same name from Western University MFA candidates Natasha Beaudoin and Moira Hayes, on view in the Cohen Commons, John Labatt Visual Arts Centre, from June 26 - July 10, 2025.

Beaudoin and Hayes each study the evolving Gen Z culture that emerges online and penetrates the real, offline world. Their work meets at the intersection of reality and this generational view through a screen. Their upcoming exhibition presents a series of portraits, the traditional media but always with a twist.

Read this longform conversation between Moira and Natasha on SATTELiTE’s newly designed website. Their interview took place on May 27, 2025, behind the John Labatt Visual Arts Centre at Western University. “In the shade of the trees beside the Antler River (the Thames River), we sat next to the water, with birds and bugs flying about.”

The opening reception for “The Digital Fourth Wall” is Thursday, July 26, from 5:30-7PM.

SATELLiTE: In Orbit is seeking Fanshawe and Western student pitches for publication: exhibition reviews, reflections on your own curated exhibitions, artist profiles, interviews, close considerations of specific works, and varied approaches to art writing. We pay nominal honoraria for published texts. Find out more on our website (link in bio).

Images:

Moira Hayes, NATASHA, photography, plexiglas and vinyl, 22 x 30”, 2025.

Natasha Beaudoin, Alex, Oil and AB crystals on Canvas, 24x36, 2024.

Moira Hayes, AMY, photography, plexiglas and vinyl, 22 x 30”, 2025.

Natasha Beaudoin, Moira ɐɹᴉoꟽ M̸̟̟͍̀́̚o̸̺͇͕̕͝͠i̸̪̘̠͆̈́͝ŕ̴͓̝̼̓̕a̴̢̟͙̒͑͝ ,Oil on Canvas and Mylar, 24x48, 2025.

04/05/2025

It is with heavy hearts that the SATELLiTE partners acknowledge the decision to close Fanshawe’s Fine Art Advanced Diploma Program after the current students graduate in 2027. Links with info are in our bio.

SATELLiTE’s partnership spans more than a decade, and has included Fanshawe Fine Art, BealArt, Museum London, Western’s Department of Visual Arts, the School for Advanced Studies in the Arts and Humanities, and the Faculty of Information and Media Studies. SATELLiTE affords students, faculty and community members with opportunities to professionalize their practices and prepare for their careers as exhibiting artists. To say that Fanshawe Fine Art is a cornerstone of the London arts community would be an understatement.

Marla Botterill is Coordinator of Fanshawe’s Fine Art Program. She has noted that, with its 56-year history and with the Canadian arts community being as tight-knit as it is, “everyone has less degrees of separation from Fanshawe Fine Art than from Kevin Bacon!” Though Fanshawe will continue to offer a robust foundation certificate in fine art, Fanshawe Fine Art’s closure marks the end of college fine art diploma programs in the Southwestern Ontario region. This means that an important avenue for artists to pursue postsecondary education in the fine arts is now even more limited and even less accessible.

We amplify Marla’s recent remarks for the 2025 third year student exhibition, “Somethin’ Ain’t Right,” currently on view at TAP Centre for Creativity. As Marla notes, “Each artist mines their own life and their own unique way of understanding and experiencing the world in the process of creation. Never stop paying attention. Artists are part of a collective that listens deeply to the pulse of our planet, to human circumstance, to the shifting of conditions. Art asks questions, art transforms, art heals, art reflects, and art can illuminate when Somethin’ Ain’t Right.”

SATELLiTE will continue to operate as a mobile and publishing venture for the foreseeable future, and it will continue to find ways to amplify and support students, faculty, and community members (including current Fanshawe Fine Art students and faculty). Stay tuned.

12/21/2024

As of today Satellite Project Space will be pausing all programming. We hope to re-open together in Fall 2025 and will keep our community posted via our website satelliteprojectspace.com and our social media accounts. Thank you to all of the members of our community, artists, students, and faculty that have been involved with Satellite since 2015. The collaboration from all of the partner organizations over these nine years has been vital to the growth of emerging artists in our city and provided a unique exploratory space for projects and collaborative study. The ‘Archive’ tab on our website features documentation of all our past projects and exhibitions at 121 Dundas. Keep in touch with the ongoings of our Western University and Fanshawe College partners with the following social media accounts:

We can’t wait until we meet again! #🛰️🩶

12/07/2024

And that’s all folks… coda(.) the end of an era. Congratulations to the for their exhibition, the closing reception concluded many years of creativity and artistic exploration. Thank you for contributing to the end of this chapter. We will see you in the next one #🛰️🩶

12/06/2024

Satellite is remaining closed today for the safety of staff, students, and visitors. We have postponed the closing reception of coda(.) from the grads. Please visit our website in our bio for further details about the exhibition.

12/05/2024

Unfortunately due to the weather conditions Satellite will be closed today Dec 5th. We look forward to seeing you tomorrow Dec 6th for the closing reception of coda(.) from 5-7PM or Dec 7th 12-5PM for the final open day at 121 Dundas St. #🛰️🩶

11/29/2024

Coda(.)
November 29- December 7, 2024

📆CLOSING RECEPTION: December 6th 5-7PM

We find ourselves in common in this moment in time, fixed to the scheduled structures of our surroundings. There are significant endings unfolding, initiated by an addition or reworking of these existing structures. Yet, endings suggest further progression, a continuous cycle of becoming, learning, processing, and renewal. Where Satellite Project Space has accompanied us in our transitional cycles, we are with Satellite in its ending that signals a new progression.
As Visual Arts graduate students, our artistic practices too are undergoing immense transformations, fixed to an ever-present looming ending; propelling us forward. We are fixed to the scheduled structure of ending. The end of study, the end of semester, the end of year. But the structure itself persists, it evolves whenever new artists enter into where it is we find ourselves here.

🎨 Artists:
* Eric Allan Cameron
* Tia Bates
* Natasha Beaudoin
* Sebastian Evans
* Behnaz Fatemi
* Brittany Forrest
* Jen Hamilton
* Moira Hays
* Danielle Petti
* Emelie Robertson .robertson

🖼️ Outer Left: Natash Beaudoin, Alex Pinery, 2024, Oil and AB crystals on canvas.
Inner Left: Natash Beaudoin, Alex, 2024, Oil and AB crystals on canvas.
Centre: Brittany/Andrew Forrest, Luster (Regression), 2024, Silicone and Found Object.
Right: Brittany/Andrew Forrest, Muffled Chatter (Neglect), 2024, Resin, Silicone and Found Objects.

‼️ Please note that Coda(.) will be our last exhibition at 121 Dundas.

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11/06/2024

Imaginarium
November 7-23, 2024

📆OPENING RECEPTION: November 8 5-7PM

Join us for Imaginarium, a unique exhibition by Fanshawe’s second-year Visual Research students, exploring The Coves in London, Ontario. This collection intertwines ecological significance with personal narratives, showcasing memory maps as vibrant visual documents that illustrate experiences, memories, and relationships tied to this historically rich and environmentally vital area.
The exhibition also features works created using experimental ink, automatic painting, and intentional drawing, all aimed at constructing surrealist landscapes.

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Work by Priya Antone, Jesse Cooper, Julie Cracknell, Slavica Dusic, Jocelyn Fournier, Ella Hunking, Meggie Kamsataya, Linus Klassen, Chuck Little, Delaney Mitchell, Ebaa Mohammed, Reese Plakholm, Liberty Santschi-King, Madisson Vanderberg, Vanessa Wiles

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10/24/2024

Satellite is excited to host for a Conference After Party Friday October 25th 8-11PM!! Come for cocktail hour and then a DJ set by at 9PM! See ‘Cluttered Delicacy’ curated by student Maya Allison.
Entrance is by donation. Beverages and refreshments will be available, ID required to purchase alcoholic drinks.

We absolutely cannot wait to enjoy the autumn evening with you! Welcome to all participants! So excited to have you in our community!
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10/23/2024

Cluttered Delicacy
October 24- November 2

📆Exhibition Opening: October 24th 6-8PM

‘Cluttered Delicacy’ is an intricate collection of mixed-media pieces inspired by the nostalgic, maximalist décor of Maya Allison’s grandmother, whom she affectionately calls Elly. This exhibition is an exaggerated homage to Elly’s style, celebrating the art of arranging “clutter” as an aesthetic choice.

🎨 Maya Allison (with curatorial credits), Sarah Cowling, Jill Price, Jacqueline Venus, Stephanie Fehrenbach, Chloe Serenko

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