In the exhibition Chroma, artists utilize color as a pivotal element for emotional expression and narrative construction. Leslie Hossack's Constructed Recollection employs a bespoke color palette to reflect memories, while Claire Cepukas' Gardenia series contrasts natural themes with a saturated monochrome approach, prompting viewers to reflect on their relationship with nature. Chris Glabb's Untitled (Self-Portrait Divided) uses muted tones and gestural brushwork to address themes of racialization. Mark Garland blends vibrant colors with social commentary in Underdeveloped Illusionism, whereas colorblind artist DAWD explores the feel of color through rhythm in Cityscape 89. Overall, the exhibition emphasizes color's role in shaping artistic narratives. Featured artists include Hossack, Cepukas, DAWD, and others, coordinated by Élie Crighton.