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About us

Mixed Media is Hamilton's only independent art shop. Having only been open since October 2005, this locally owned and independent store is already creating a stir in the local arts community. Specializing in art and printmaking supplies, specialty paper and stationery products. Mixed Media also features locally made gift items, greeting cards, books and magazines and a pretty cool art gallery. We strive to do things differently and creatively and hope to inspire a few bystanders along the way.

James North Art Crawl

Galleries and a little grit around the edges define the vibrant James Street North arts district. For the James North Art Crawl, a festive event on the second friday night of every month, galleries keep their doors open until around 11 p.m., so visitors can explore and chat. Here, you'll find a stimulating range of exhibits in a variety of settings, including a former tailor's shop (Hamilton Artists Inc.) and The Print Studio, which draws working artists from around the world. Check out Mixed Media, an art-supply store and incubator for many of the area's bright ideas.

-Canadian Geographic, March 2008

New products

Lamy Pens
Finally the Safari fountain pens are in stock! Check out the other funky pens from this German pen maker.

Little Otsu
San Fran publisher of many of our favourite day planners and greeting cards. You'll love this quirky line!

Hieng Tang
New handprinted shirts from this talented Toronto illustrator.

In the gallery this month: Chelsea Watt

Chelsea Watt is a young Hamilton artist who has been coming into Mixed Media for a few years now. She's always picking up interesting things and talking about the many projects she is working on. When we were looking at artists to showcase this year in our shop - Chelsea was one of the first names to pop up. Her works touches not only on photography and drawing, but also poetry, paper and book arts play a major role in her work. Chelsea in entering into first year Illustration at Sheridan College this fall. See it for yourself in our gallery space until Sept. 4.