Trading Post Humanism

Quinn Hopkins (He/Him) (b. 1998) is a multimedia artist of mixed Ojibwe (Non-status, Batchewana First Nation) and Settler Canadian heritage, currently based in Tsi Tkaronto/Toronto. After graduating from OCAD U in 2023 with a Bachelor of Fine Art in drawing and painting, Hopkins developed a practice focused on creating interactive and playful public artworks. His work often explores dualities, storytelling, and relationships within the technological era, spanning media such as augmented reality (AR), animations, interactive projection mapping, and generative art.

His notable achievements include winning the Emerging Digital Artists Award (2024, XR Category) for his AR-enhanced murals, Stellar Narratives, at Evergreen Brickworks. Hopkins' visual storytelling has been featured in exhibitions like Nuit Blanche Toronto, Woodland POP! at Thunder Bay Art Gallery, Ice Follies 2023, and La Leun Washisho in Vienna, Austria.

Hopkins' commercial work complements his artistic practice, encompassing collaborations with clients like ROM After Dark, Amery, and the University of Toronto. This work involves creating interactive exhibits, music videos, and workshops, leveraging his skills in a professional setting.

EXHIBITION DETAILS

Exhibition: Gold Dust Woman / Trading Post Humanism

Artists: Guná Megan Jensen and Quinn Hopkins

Opening: Tuesday, June 9, 2026, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM — Public welcome

On View: June 9 – July 5, 2026

Location: JL Phillips @ Worth Gallery

Address: 830 Dundas Street West, Toronto

Admission: Free

Web: www.JLPhillips.com/golddust-tradingpost

Instagram: @JLPhillips

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