What is SEEN by Longship?
SEEN by Longship was a one-night art exhibition and gallery social at The Pendennis in Edmonton on June 18, 2026, built around original art, food, music, conversation, and The Men We Carry remembrance wall.
Longship Presents
A one-night gallery social at The Pendennis. Original art by Glen Ronald, Jordan Lee, and Steven Csorba. Local art, music, food included, a cocktail + mocktail bar available, and a quiet remembrance wall supporting the cause behind the night.
Quick Answers
SEEN by Longship was a one-night art exhibition and gallery social at The Pendennis in Edmonton on June 18, 2026, built around original art, food, music, conversation, and The Men We Carry remembrance wall.
SEEN took place at The Pendennis, 9660 Jasper Ave in Edmonton, Alberta, from 5 PM to 10 PM on Thursday, June 18, 2026.
SEEN featured original work by Glen Ronald, Jordan Lee, and Steven Csorba, with original pieces available to purchase during the event.
A portion of SEEN ticket sales and art sales supported Our House Addiction Recovery Center. The evening also included The Men We Carry, a free remembrance wall for names, photos, and stories of men people still carry.
Ticket sales are closed because SEEN has ended, but people can still submit a remembrance to The Men We Carry or support the wall.
The Night
SEEN is a Thursday night out inside one of Edmonton's best rooms: art on the walls, music in the background, and enough movement that the night never has to settle into one shape.
Come with someone you want a better conversation with, bring a group, or arrive on your own. Original works were available to purchase, with a portion of ticket and art sales supporting Our House Addiction Recovery Centre. The Men We Carry remembrance wall stays quiet within the evening: names, photos, and stories of men people have lost and still carry.
What to expect
Guests arrived after 5 PM, got a drink, moved through the art, sit when you want, and stay as long as you want. The space has two patios, an upstairs "chill area" if things get a little too loud, the art room, the cocktail bar, and the Reunion Room, so the night can shift without feeling overprogrammed.

Outdoor space
The Pendennis patio gives the night another pace. If you want a quieter minute, a little sun, or a conversation away from the music, you can step outside for air and city views before coming back into the art.

SEEN has ended
Ticket sales are closed. The remembrance wall remains open for people who want to share a name, photo, or story through The Men We Carry.
Featured Artists

Visual Artist
Glen Ronald is an Edmonton-based visual artist whose work explores identity, presence, and the quiet weight of lived experience. He has built a serious collector base without chasing the spotlight. His paintings are prolific, layered, and known by people who pay attention.




Mixed Media Artist
Jordan Lee is a mixed media artist based in Edmonton, creating large-scale works that balance raw energy with quiet reflection. Born and raised in Edmonton, he found a connection to fine arts at an early age before continuing his studies at the University of Alberta. Though his work has been collected internationally, his focus has always remained rooted in his home community and supporting youth involvement in the arts.




Painter & Visual Remix Artist
Steven Csorba is an Edmonton artist working across painting, printmaking, and visual remix. His work pulls pop culture, texture, appropriation, and bright collisions into pieces with a restless, optimistic charge. After using art as part of surviving cancer, he has kept that same energy pointed toward community, fundraising, and work that refuses to sit quietly.



Original works were available for purchase on the night. A portion of ticket sales and art sales supports Our House Addiction Recovery Center.
Who It's For
You don't need to be a Longship member.
You don't need to be a man.
You just need to want to be in a room that means something.
Take Part
Tickets are closed, but The Men We Carry remains open for names, photos, and stories people still want carried with care.
The remembrance wall is free to submit to and separate from ticket purchase. You can also contribute if you want to support the artists, Our House, and the production work behind SEEN.
In Partnership With

SEEN is presented in partnership with Our House Addiction Recovery Center — supporting people and families affected by addiction in Edmonton through connection, recovery, and community care. A portion of ticket sales and art sales supports Our House Addiction Recovery Center.
Details
FAQ
No. SEEN is open to everyone — men and women, members and non-members. You do not need any affiliation with Longship to attend.
SEEN is a one-night art exhibition and social experience — not a gala, not a seminar, not a panel event. Think of it as a hosted gallery night in one of Edmonton's most beautiful rooms: original art on the walls, substantial hors d'oeuvres, snacks, a cocktail + mocktail bar available, music, and great people to talk with.
Yes. Original pieces by Glen Ronald and the featured artists were available for purchase on the night. A portion of ticket sales and art sales supports Our House Addiction Recovery Center.
Come as you are. Smart casual if you want direction — but there is no dress code. The only expectation is that you show up.
Food was included with admission: substantial hors d'oeuvres, snacks, and a bar menu from our sponsors served reception-style during the evening.
No. SEEN was reception-style. There were places to sit and pause, but the night was built for moving through the room.
Yes. People arrived in pairs, small groups, and on their own. The room was built around art, food, music, and natural conversation, not forced networking games or closed circles.
The Pendennis is located on Jasper Avenue in central Edmonton. Street parking and nearby public lots are available.
Yes. This is a good night to bring a spouse, partner, friend, client, colleague, or someone you want to share a better-than-usual Thursday night with.
SEEN has passed, but The Men We Carry remains open for names, photos, and stories that deserve to be held with care.
Share a remembrance