The Station Arts Centre in Tillsonburg, Ontario, is hosting a new art exhibition titled “Collected Works Of Dave Schultz” starting March 6, 2026. This free exhibit features the work of a professional tattoo artist and gives residents a chance to see unique art in a local historic building.
The show runs from March 6 until April 6, 2026. A public opening event will take place on Saturday, March 7, 2026, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. so that community members can meet the artist and talk about his work in person.
Dave Schultz is a professional tattooer from London who has been working at Hanger 18 Tattoos since 2005. He first started learning the craft as a teenager during a Grade 10 co-op placement in high school.
The artwork in the exhibit is known for using bold images, very bright colours, and sharp lines. This style comes from his long career in the tattoo industry and has been moved from skin onto traditional canvases for this display.
Visitors can find the exhibit at the Station Arts Centre, which is made up of two old train stations. The site includes the Great Western Railway Station that was originally built in 1879.
